National Curriculum

National Curriculum

1. Group 1 - Outwitting Opponents

   • e.g. game activities

2. Group 2 - Accurate replication of of actions, phrases and sequences

   • e.g. Gymnastic activities

3. Group 3 - Exploring and communicating ideas, concepts and emotions

   • e.g. Dance activities

4. Group 4 - Performing at maximum levels in relation to speed, height, distance, strength and accuracy

   • e.g. athletic activities

5. Group 5 - Identifying and solving problems to overcome challenges of an adventurous nature

   • e.g. outdoor and adventurous activities
     • Lifesaving
     • Personal survival

6. Group 6 - Exercising safely and effectively to improve health and wellbeing

   • e.g. fitness and health activities

7. Why is PE offered in schools?

   • To improve health and fitness levels
   • To provide a balance within subjects taught
   • To prepare young people to take part in physical activity when they leave school
   • Its a government requirement
   • To provide approved qualifications in line with other subjects
     • GCSE
     • GCE
   • To reflect the importance and value of sport and physical activity in society

8. How do schools make PE available?

   • PE as a subject on their timetable
   • Extra curricular provision
     • e.g. after school football club
     • Extra-curricular - an activity that takes place out of timetabled lessons
   • Club and team practise sessions
   • Sports performance awards
   • Links with local clubs and outside visits / visitors