PE
(2x45minutes and 1x90 minutes per week for Year 7, 1x45 minute and 1x90 minutes per week for Years
8, 9, 10 and 11. Option choice for Key stage 4 BTEC Sport)
Subject Leader: Mr Zinkus
Additional subject teachers: Mrs Bird
Teaching Assistant: Mr Walker
At Key Stage 3, we offer students a broad and balanced curriculum. PE is an opportunity for students to develop an
understanding of how their body works and moves; it allows them to learn in a practical context. The PE curriculum
develops team work, social and communication skills.
Year 7
Autumn 1
Gymnastics
Autumn 2
Dance
Spring 1
Hockey
Spring 2
Basketball
Summer 1
Tennis
Football
Badminton /
Racquet Skills
Table Tennis
Tag-Rugby
Fielding Games Cricket
Fitness
Dance
Volleyball
Orienteering
Fitness
Tennis
Athletics
Hockey
Fielding Games Cricket
Multi-Skills
Summer 2
Athletics
Team Games
Year
8/9
Football
Gymnastics
Yoga
Table Tennis
Swimming
Swimming
Basketball
At Key Stage 4 our aim is to inspire students to find an activity they could continue after they leave our school. They
also get assessed in Entry Level PE, where students practically show their abilities in four sports of their choice. The
expected progress for students in Corley Centre is that they are able to understand and compete in full games of
each sport taught by the time they leave Year 11.
If students choose then in Key Stage 4 they can study for the BTEC first award in Sport; during the course they
develop their understanding of Sport, Coaching and the Science of Sport. It is taught and assessed through
Controlled Assessments and an external exam in Year 11.
Year 10
Year 11
Autumn 1
Unit 5:
Training for
personal
fitness
Autumn 2
Unit 5:
Training for
personal
fitness
Spring 1
Unit 2:
Practical sport
performance
Spring 2
Unit 2:
Practical sport
performance
Summer 1
Unit 6: Leading
sports
activities
Summer 2
Unit 6: Leading
sports
activities
Unit 1: Fitness
for Sport and
exercise
Unit 1: Fitness
for Sport and
exercise
Unit 1: Fitness
for Sport and
exercise
Unit 1: Fitness
for Sport and
exercise
Unit 1: Fitness
for Sport and
exercise
Unit 1: Fitness
for Sport and
exercise
At Key Stage 5, PE staff support the delivery of the CoPE course. Students are assessed in indoor and outdoor
activities.
Autumn 1
Autumn 2
Spring 1
Spring 2
Summer 1
Summer 2
Post 16 Country Walks Table Tennis
Badminton
Basketball
Athletics
Swimming
As well as curriculum PE, students also get the opportunity to participate in extracurricular Sport. As a school we
have played in a large variety of sports including Football, Basketball, Tag-Rugby, Swimming and Boccia. We
encourage as many students as we can to participate in extra sporting opportunities but in some activities we do
select teams that best represent the talent of our school.