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ASSESSMENT GUIDE
RO53 Sports Leadership
LO1: Know the personal qualities, styles, roles and responsibilities
STEP 2
STEP 4
STEP 3
STEP 1
activity • Knowledge of safety •
Knowledge of child protection issues
The different leadership roles and
responsibilities in sport
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Confidence
Types of leadership styles
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Captains
Managers
Mark scheme
Teachers
Role-related
responsibilities
Coaches
Expedition leaders
Knowledge of basic first aid
Personal qualities which relate to
leadership roles
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Knowledge of activity • Enthusiasm for
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Role models
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Autocratic
Democratic
Laissez-faire
Reliability
Punctuality
Communication • Creativity
LO1: Know the personal qualities, styles, roles and responsibilities
Mark Band 1
Mark Band 2
Mark Band 3
Outlines a range of different sports leadership roles and
responsibilities associated with them
Describes a range of sport leadership roles and related
responsibilities
Describes a wide range of sports leadership roles and
related responsibilities
Identifies the styles and personal qualities which relate to
leadership roles in sport
Makes links between different roles and the personal
qualities and leadership styles of those who undertake them
with some accuracy
Makes clear and accurate links between different roles and
the personal qualities and leadership styles of those who
undertake them
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ASSESSMENT GUIDE
RO53 Sports Leadership
LO2: Be able to plan sports activity sessions
STEP 2
STEP 3
STEP 1
chances of the risk from taking
place
Emergency procedures
Risk assessments
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Identify the hazard
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Who is at risk
Severity and probability
Mark scheme
Corrective actions
Control measures
Review and update of the risk
assessment
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Actions to correct or reduce the
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Event of an emergency
Who to call if equipment breaks •
How to complete relevant documents
LO2: Be able to plan sports activity sessions
Mark Band 1
Mark Band 2
Shows a limited awareness of safety considerations. Some
teacher support may be required in planning and setting up a
suitable risk assessment.
Corrective action of risks is basic.
Provides a brief outline of emergency procedures related
to the facility and equipment to be used in the session
Mark Band 3
Shows some awareness of safety considerations, requiring
little teacher support in planning and setting up a suitable
risk assessment.
Corrective action of risks is effective.
Provides a clear description of emergency procedures
related to the facility and equipment to be used in the
session
Shows well developed understanding of safety
considerations, planning and setting up a suitable risk
assessment independently
Corrective action of risks is considered and effective.
Provides a thorough explanation of emergency
procedures related to the facility and equipment to be used
in the session
@MrKerrPE
ASSESSMENT GUIDE
RO53 Sports Leadership
LO3: Be able to deliver sports activity sessions
STEP 2
STEP 1
Delivery Styles
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Appropriate pace to keep
group interested
Be proactive and reactive to
situations
STEP 4
STEP 3
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Give clear demonstrations • Clear
and concise explanations
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Verbal communication
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Mark scheme
Communication skills
Non-verbal communication
Appropriate language
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Technical terms
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whole group
Encourage them to do well with
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praise and positive feedback • Use
extrinsic motivators such as
certificates
Safe practice
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Group sizes are not too large
Stick to time
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Position yourself so you can see
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incase of an emergency
Adaptability
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Stop session immediately if
practice is unsafe
Be flexible with the plan and be
willing to make changes
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Ensure you know the nearest phone
If the group is getting tired
build in extra breaks
If they are finding an activity too
hard, make it less challenging • If the
group does not
understand, provide a
demonstration
LO3: Be able to deliver sports activity sessions
Mark Band 1
Demonstrates limited application of skills and
knowledge in delivering a sports activity
Delivery of the session shows limited application of
activity-specific knowledge, with little awareness of
adaptability as the session progresses
Shows a basic appreciation of safe practice at times
during the delivery of the session
Communication skills and motivation techniques are
hesitant
Mark Band 2
Demonstrates effective application of skills and
knowledge in delivering a sports activity
Delivery of the session shows effective application of
activity-specific knowledge, with some awareness of
adaptability as the session progresses
Shows a clear appreciation of safe practice on most
occasions during the delivery of the session
Communication skills and motivation techniques are
clear
Mark Band 3
Demonstrates advanced application of skills and
knowledge in delivering a sports activity
Delivery of the session shows advanced application of
activity-specific knowledge. Adapts the session efficiently
as it progresses to meet the needs of the participants.
Appreciation of safe practice is well developed and
evident throughout in both the organisation and
supervision of the session
Communication skills and motivation techniques are
clear and confident
@MrKerrPE
ASSESSMENT GUIDE
RO53 Sports Leadership
LO4: Be able to evaluate own performance in delivering a sports activity session
STEP 1
What went well?
STEP 2
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STEP 3
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The Objectives How well were these achieved?
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The plan Was the plan clear? Did the plan contain enough detail? Would you need to include more or less in the next session? • The activities Were the activities too short or too long? Were they
What didn’t go so well?
What could be improved in the future?
challenging enough? Did they show suitable progression? • Motivation Did the entire group appear motivated? How did they react to any rewards? Would you try out new motivational techniques
next time? • Organisation Was the size of group suitable? How well did you organise the equipment? Did the warm up prepare the group? Was the timing of activities suitable? • Equipment Did
you have enough equipment? Would you plan to have more in future?
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Communication Did you project your voice? Did my non-verbal communication match my verbal communication? Did you speak clearly? • Positioning Were
you able to keep an eye on all participants? Did you move around to see the whole group?
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Safety Do you need to avoid using certain pieces of equipment? Are there any safety factors you had not considered?
Mark scheme
LO4: Be able to evaluate own performance in delivering a sports activity session
Mark Band 1
Evaluation of the session is brief.
Some basic positives and/or negatives are identified.
Consideration of the plan for the session, how it was
delivered and its overall success is minimal. Ideas for
improvement are limited
Mark Band 2
Evaluation of the session is detailed.
Both positives and negatives are identified. Some
consideration is given to the plan for the session and how it
was delivered in evaluating its overall success.
Ideas for improvement are clear and relevant to the
aspects identified
Mark Band 3
Evaluation of the session is comprehensive. Most
positives and most negatives are identified. The plan for
the session and how it was delivered are fully considered
in evaluating its overall success Ideas for improvement
are insightful and address specific aspects of planning
and delivery which have been identified.
@MrKerrPE
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