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Physical Education
Percentage
of total GCSE marks: 60%
48%
Practical (4 activities) 12% Analysis
of performance 40% Theory
Summary
of what the coursework involves:
All pupils who
take GCSE Physical Education must complete a Personal Exercise Plan (PEP). The work completed supports their Analysis
of Performance grade (10% of their final mark). The aim of the coursework is for pupils to plan a training programme in
order to develop an area of fitness. They then carry out their programme during the summer holidays (training
two or three times a week for six weeks), assessing their fitness levels and
evaluating the success of their programme.
Which
months the coursework is tackled: In
lessons from May until the end of the summer term.
When
coursework is due to be handed in: Beginning
of November.
Some
tips for producing good coursework:
All coursework
must be word processed using a variety of presentation techniques including
text, graphs and pictures. There will be NO lesson time allocated for pupils to word process their work.
Pupils should:
Ø Be attentive in class so subject
area is fully understood.
Ø Ensure
they have all notes and work sheets provided in class (missing a lesson is not
an excuse for not having work – they must ask their subject teacher for work
they have missed).
Ø Regularly
show the subject teacher the work they are doing so that it can be
checked. Advice can then be provided on
how to improve the PEP.
How
parents can support their son/daughter with coursework:
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Ø Ensure
their child is training two to three times a week during the summer holidays.
Ø Ensure
their child is copying up results and is word processing their work.
What
help the department provides:
Before the pupils begin the planning
of their PEP, they will be taught about:
(1) The
principles of training. (2) The effects of training. (3) Different
training methods.
Pupils will undertake theory and
practical elements during lesson time in order for them to fully understand how
to plan and commence a successful PEP.
When pupils return from the summer
holidays, they will be given the opportunity to have their work checked by
their teacher so that recommendations can be made.
How
students should go about asking for further assistance if they feel help is
needed:
Talk to their
teacher.
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