The content has been designed to allow learners to study Physical Education (PE) in an academic setting, enabling them to critically analyse and evaluate their physical performance and apply their experience of practical activity in developing their knowledge and understanding of the subject.
Overview
Why study Physical Education?
The content has been designed to allow learners to study Physical Education (PE) in an academic setting, enabling them to critically analyse and evaluate their physical performance and apply their experience of practical activity in developing their knowledge and understanding of the subject.
The examined components will provide the knowledge and understanding which underpin the non-exam assessment (NEA). The NEA within this specification allows learners to explore an activity in detail as a performer or coach, chosen from a wide variety of sporting activities. Learners will also analyse and evaluate performance in a chosen activity as part of their NEA.
Course Content
The A Level Physical Education specification content is divided into four components. Each component is further sub-divided into topic areas and the detailed content associated with those topics. This specification is designed to be co-teachable with the stand-alone AS in Physical Education.
Careers/Higher Education
This course will prepare learners for the further study of PE or sports science courses as well as other related subject areas such as psychology, sociology and biology. Learners will also develop the transferable skills that are in demand by further education, Higher Education and employers in all sectors of industry.
This specification will create confident, independent thinkers and effective decision makers who can operate effectively as individuals or as part of a team – all skills that will enable them to stand out and effectively promote themselves as they progress through life.
About Us
Welcome to UTC Sheffield Olympic Legacy Park! We are a purpose-built specialist academy and sixth form located on the Sheffield Olympic Legacy Park, a rapidly developing hub of scientific and technical innovation.
University Technical Colleges (UTCs) are government-funded science and technology academies developed with employers and universities to focus on the skills the UK needs for the future.
Students can study different combinations of GCSEs, A Levels and technical qualifications for exciting pathways in:
Computing
Health Sciences & Social Care
Sport Science
Our unique combination of technical and academic curriculum is complemented by a rich personal development programme and extensive employer engagement to help each student develop to their full potential.
Our success is measured in the great results and destinations that our students achieve. All of our Year 11 graduates progress on to further studies, apprenticeships or employment, with most choosing to stay on at the UTC for sixth form studies. Our Year 13 graduates have gone on to some of the best universities in the country, as well as higher or degree apprenticeships and employment.
We bring education and business together in a way that gives our students the very best preparation for high quality careers, working with top employers and university partners, including the Advanced Wellbeing Research Centre, Palo Alto Networks, Medilink UK, Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, Sheffield Eagles, Sheffield Sharks, The University of Sheffield and Westfield Health.
Our higher education sponsor, Sheffield Hallam University, and our employer partners are represented on the governing body and work closely with the UTC and the students to develop their employability skills and provide work placements.
For students who want more than just qualifications, we provide an all-round education focused on future progression. I look forward meeting you at one of our events – whether virtual or at the UTC – and to sharing with you the great opportunities that UTC Sheffield Olympic Legacy Park provides for our students.
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