Physical Education gives you an in-depth insight into the many components underpinning sport, from the practical elements of physical activity to the science behind it.
Course Summary
Physical Education gives you an in-depth insight into the many components underpinning sport, from the practical elements of physical activity to the science behind it.
After studying Physical Education at Barton Peveril you will be able to explain how to optimise physiological performance using theory, analyse the psyche of elite performers and understand the impact of 21st century society on sport.
Topics
Anatomy and Physiology
Biomechanics
Skill Acquisition
Sport Psychology
Sport and Society
Contemporary Issues in Sport
Practical Performance Assessment
Evaluation and Analysis of Performance
Why choose this course?
Highly academic course focusing on challenging anatomical, psychological and sociological topics
A history of students progressing to sport-based courses at highly-respected universities including Loughborough, Bath and Birmingham
Excellent examination results
Where might it lead?
The mixture of practical and theoretical elements makes the options available after studying Physical Education wide and varied. Many students go on to work and study in Sports Science, Physiotherapy, Sports Therapy, Strength and Conditioning, Sports Psychology, Sports Performance Analysis, Sports Development, Teaching, Coaching and Sports Journalism.
Entry Requirements
GCSEs to include a minimum Grade 4 in English, Mathematics and Science
Minimum average GCSE score of 5
Students must be actively competing in a selected sport on a regular basis
Assessment
This course has a mixture of:
70% Exam
15% Practical Performance
15% Coursework
About Barton Peveril
At Barton Peveril student success will always be our greatest achievement. It comes in many forms and encompasses so much more than our outstanding exam results.
Our College community is home to international sportsmen and women; extraordinarily gifted artists and performers; dedicated volunteers; and individuals who overcome a variety of challenging circumstances to achieve their personal goals.
It also champions those who discover a passion for academic pursuits or a particular subject for the first time at college, exceeding all prior expectations during their time here.
So much worthwhile, enjoyable and challenging activity is an essential part of a sixth form curriculum suited to the times in which we live. It’s also what defines the vibrancy and ethos of Barton Peveril as one of the leading sixth form colleges in Hampshire.
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