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A-Level PE - Applied Physiology
A-Level PE - Applied Physiology - Year 1
A-Level PE - Applied Physiology - Year 2
A-Level PE - Skill Acquisition and Sport Psychology
Pre GCSE - Components of Fitness
Physical, Emotional & Social Health
Lifestyle Choices
Impact of lifestyle choices
Sedentary lifestyles and consequences
Balanced diet and the role of nutrients
Optimum weight & Dietary manipulation for sport
Functions of the Skeletal System
Classification of Bones & The Structure of the Skeletal System
Classification of joints and movements possible at different joints
Classification and characteristics of muscle types
Antagonistic muscles
Fast and slow twitch muscle fibres
The Structure & Functions of the Cardiovascular System In Physical Education
Arteries, capillaries and veins
Vascular shunting & Gaseous Exchange
Energy sources
Lever system – first, second and third class levers & Mechanical advantage in sport and physical activity
Planes and axes – generalised movement patterns
Goal setting – SMART targets
Classification of skills
Copy of Copy of Smart
Forms of practice – theory and practical application
Cardio Vascular System, Structure of the heart & the impact of physical activity on health & Fitness of the individual
Types of guidance – theory and practical application
Types of feedback - Mental preparation for performance
Walking Talking Mock - 1
Walking Talking Mock - 2
Walking Talking Mock - 3
Practical Sports
Practical Team Sports
Individual Sports
Under Construction
Components of fitness
Methods of Training
The Long term effects of training
Identification, treatment and prevention of injury in physical activity
Performance Enhancing Drugs
Factors affecting participation in physical activity
Commercialisation and the media
Year 7 - Sports Science
Year 7 Sports Science - Topic 1 - Components of fitness
Year 7 Sports Science - Topic 2 - Balance Diet
Year 7 Sports Science - Topic 3 - Muscles - Antagonistic Pairs
Year 7 Sports Science - Topic 4 - Type of Feedback
Year 7 Sports Science - Topic 5 - Classification of Bone
Year 7 Sports Science - Topic 6 - Methods of Training
Year 7 Sports Science - Topic 7 - Classification of bones and Structure of the skeletal system
Year 8 - Sports Science
Year 8 Sports Science - Topic 1 - Components of fitness
Year 8 Sports Science - Topic 2 - Balance Diet
Year 8 Sports Science - Topic 3 - Muscle Groups
Year 8 Sports Science - Topic 4 - Types of Feedback
Year 8 Sports Science - Topic 5 - Classification of Joints
Year 8 Sports Science - Topic 6 - Methods of Training
Year 8 Sports Science - Topic 7 - Classification of bones and Structure of the skeletal system
Year 9 - Sports Science
Year 9 Sports Science - Topic 1 - Components of fitness
Year 9 Sports Science - Topic 2 - Balance Diet
Year 9 Sports Science - Topic 3 - Muscle Groups
Year 9 Sports Science - Topic 4 - Types of Feedback
Year 9 Sports Science - Topic 5 - Classification of Joints
Year 9 Sports Science - Topic 6 - Methods of Training
Year 9 Sports Science - Topic 7 - Classification of bones and Structure of the skeletal system
A-level PE - The Cardiac Conduction System
A-level - Walking Talking Mock - 1
A-level PE - The Hormonal Control Mechanism
A-level PE - The Impact of Physical Activity on the health of an individual
A-level PE - The Vascular System
A-level PE - The Vascular System - Part 2
A-level PE - The Transportation of Oxygen
A-level PE - The Respiratory System Part 1
A-level PE - The Respiratory System Part 2
A-level PE - The Neuromuscular System
A-level PE - PNF Stretching
A-level PE - Agonists & Antagonists
A-level PE - Types of Joints
A-level PE - Planes & Axes of movement applied to sport
A-level PE - Newtons Laws
A-level PE - Measurements used in linear motion
A-level PE - Levers
A-level PE - Energy Systems
A-level PE - Part 1- Injury Identification
A-level PE - Levers
A-level PE - Energy Continuum
A-level PE - Linear motion
A-level PE - Angular motion
A-level PE - Projectile motion
A-level PE - Fluid motion
A-level PE - Energy systems, practical physiological breakdown
A-level PE - Injury prevention and rehabilitation of injury
A-level PE - Sports Injuries – Part 3 - Rehabilitation Of Injury
A-level - Walking Talking Mock - 1
A-level PE Mock Exam
Within this exam the following content will be covered.
Physical, Emotional & Social Health
Lifestyle Choices
Consequences Of A Sedentary Lifestyle
Balanced Diet & The Role Of Nutrients
Marking Terminology
A01 - Usually a state question - EG State the muscle in the upper arm. - Usually worth 1-3 marks
A02 - Usually an explain question - E.g. Explain the lifestyle choices a teenage boy may have. - Usually worth 2-5 marks
A03 - Usually a analyse question - E.g. Analyse how the movement is created during a penatly kick. - Usually worth 6-9 marksNew Paragraph
Using the walking talking mock page.
Exam Questions
The exam questions on the left can be zoomed in, printed out, and moved around
"Perfect answer video"
The perfect answer is shown on the right, this talks through the perfect answer based on the mark scheme
The Mark Scheme
The full mark scheme can be found at the bottom of the page
Full Exam
Using the full exam
Click on the image to "pop out" the exam paper.
download and printed the exam
Using the QR code in each corner you can scan and get the "perfect answer" for each exam question (the videos show here)
Full Mark Scheme
Marking Terminology
A01 - Usually a state question - EG State the muscle in the upper arm. - Usually worth 1-3 marks
A02 - Usually an explain question - E.g. Explain the lifestyle choices a teenage boy may have. - Usually worth 2-5 marks
A03 - Usually a analyse question - E.g. Analyse how the movement is created during a penatly kick. - Usually worth 6-9 marks
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