Curriculum Plan for Parents – Year11
Subject
Physical Education (BTEC Sport)
Contact Person
A.Maddocks/K.Plunkett
Half term
and topic
Your child will learn....
Key Homework
Assessment
Autumn 1
Planning and Leading Sports
Activities
Spider-diagram of
what you will need to
think about when
planning your event.
UNIT 7, ASSIGNMENT 3: Plan,
lead and review a sports event.
(First part: planning)
Personal evaluation:
WWW, EBI.
UNIT 7, ASSIGNMENT 3: Plan,
lead and review a sports event.
(Second part: review)
Label skeleton
UNIT 4, ASSIGNMENT1: Poster
detailing structure and function
of the skeleton. (Part 1)
Plan: roles and responsibilities;
health and safety; first aid; risk
assessment; contingency planning;
other.
Lead: demonstration of a range of
skills, qualities and responsibilities
appropriate to role eg introductions
and explanations, warm up, cool
down, officiating, scoring,
timekeeping, first aid, presentation
ceremony, refreshments, equipment
Event: organise a sports event for
local primary school
Autumn 2
Recording: eg diary, logbook,
portfolio, video, audio, observation
record, witness testimony, feedback
sheets
Planning and Leading Sports
Activities
Review: feedback (from participants,
supervisor and observers); strengths
and areas for improvement eg
planning, content, organisation,
health and safety, style and personal
qualities, achievements
Set targets for improvement and
development: SMART (specific,
measurable, achievable, realistic,
timebound)targets; development
plans; development opportunities eg
specific training and courses
Spring 1
Anatomy and Physiology
Structure of the skeletal system:
Name bones.
Function of the skeletal system:
protection; movement; shape;
support; blood production
Joints: classifications (fixed, slightly
moveable, freely moveable/synovial
joints); joint structure; synovial
joints range of movement
Movement: flexion; extension;
adduction; abduction; rotation;
circumduction; examples from
relevant sporting movements eg the
shoulder and elbow joints during an
overarm tennis service
Major muscles: Name muscles
Types of muscles: voluntary
(skeletal); involuntary (smooth);
heart (cardiac); structure; function
Poster to be
completed over xmas
holidays: structure and
function muscular
system.
UNTI 4, ASSIGNMENT 1:
Structure and function of the
muscular system. (Part 2).
Muscle movements: antagonistic
pairs; types of contraction
(concentric, eccentric, isometric)
Spring 2
Summer 1
Anatomy and Physiology
Structure of the cardiovascular
system: atria; ventricles; septum;
tricuspid valve; bicuspid valve; semilunar valves; main blood vessels
leading into and out of the heart
(aorta, pulmonary vein, pulmonary
artery and vena cavae); blood
vessels (structure and function);
arteries; arterioles; capillaries; veins
and venuoles
Label heart diagram
Function of the cardiovascular
system: blood flow through the
heart and to the body and lungs;
taking up oxygen and ‘unloading’
carbon dioxide; thermoregulation
(vasodilation and vasoconstriction of
vessels)
Journey of a red blood
cell
Anatomy and Physiology
Structure of the respiratory system:
epiglottis; trachea; bronchus;
bronchioles; alveoli; diaphragm;
intercostal muscles
Function of the respiratory system:
mechanics of breathing (inspiration
and expiration); gaseous exchange
(alveoli, diffusion of oxygen into the
blood, carbon dioxide out of the
blood and into the lungs)
Label respiratory
diagram
UNIT 4, ASSIGNMENT 2: Structure
and function of cardiovascular
system (Part 1)
UNIT 4, ASSIGNMENT 2:
Structure and function of
respiratory system (Part 2).