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Home Curriculum Course Information Y12 Course Info Physical Education(OCR) - Year 12

Physical Education(OCR) - Year 12

OCR PE Level 3 - Year 12

There are six units that will be covered in year 12:

  • Unit 1 – The Sports Industry
  • Unit 2 – The Sports In Society
  • Unit 3 – Sports Coaching
  • Unit 4 – Sport In The UK
  • Unit 7 – Anatomy & Physiology
  • Unit 13 – Training & Fitness
TEACHER 1
Unit 1 – The Sports Industry
TEACHER 2
Unit 3 – Sports Coaching
TEACHER 3
Unit 2 – Sport in Society
Block 1 (September - December)
  • Components of the sports industry
  • Descriptors
  • Examples of inter-relationships
  • Value of sport
  • Analyse the roles and responsibilities of the sports coach
  • Collect information required to prepare to effectively coach a team or individual in a selected sport
  • Describe the sporting activities common across the social classes of preindustrial Britain
  • Chart the development of one particular sporting activity in the UK and its effect on society
  • Analyse the relationship between mass media and modern sport, using two sports as examples
External Assessment: No
Internal Common Assessment: Yes
Coursework Deadline this H/T: N/A
Field Trips/Visits: No
External Assessment: No
Internal Common Assessment: Yes
Coursework Deadline this H/T: N/A
Field Trips/Visits: No
External Assessment: No
Internal Common Assessment: Yes
Coursework Deadline this H/T: N/A
Field Trips/Visits: No
Block 2 (December - February)
  • Examples of key differences and similarities between objectives
  • Examples of key differences and similarities between funding
  • Range of jobs available within different components of the sports industry
  • Use relevant information to plan a coaching session for a selected sport
  • Deliver a coaching session for a selected sport
  • Evaluate own performance and recommend measures for improvement
  • Examine three ways in which sport reproduces, reflects and breaks down gender divides in society
  • Explore ways in which sport reproduces and reflects the diversity of culture within the UK
  • Investigate current issues surrounding drugs in sport
External Assessment: No
Internal Common Assessment: Yes
Coursework Deadline this H/T: N/A
Field Trips/Visits: No
External Assessment: No
Internal Common Assessment: Yes
Coursework Deadline this H/T: N/A
Field Trips/Visits: No
External Assessment: No
Internal Common Assessment: Yes
Coursework Deadline this H/T: N/A
Field Trips/Visits: No
TEACHER 1
Unit 4 – Sport in the UK
TEACHER 2
Unit 13 – Training & Fitness
TEACHER 3
Unit 7 – Anatomy & Physiology
Block 3 (February - April)
  • Government departments involved in sport
  • Roles
  • Structure
  • Describe the principles of training
  • Examples of resistance training
  • Examples of power/anaerobic training
  • Examples of flexibility training
  • Skills training
  • Describe the adaptations to training
  • Conduct an initial consultation with a selected athlete
  • Describe the structure and functions of the human skeleton
  • Classify joints and illustrate the range of movement at specific joints during sporting activities
  • Describe the structure and function of the muscular system in relation to sport and exercise
External Assessment: No
Internal Common Assessment: Yes
Coursework Deadline this H/T: N/A
Field Trips/Visits: No
External Assessment: No
Internal Common Assessment: Yes
Coursework Deadline this H/T: N/A
Field Trips/Visits: No
External Assessment: No
Internal Common Assessment: Yes
Coursework Deadline this H/T: N/A
Field Trips/Visits: No
Block 4 (April - July)
  • Examples of national organisations
  • Examples of sport development partnerships in a local area
  • Conduct appropriate fitness assessments to assess the fitness of a selected athlete
  • Fitness assessments
  • Interpret the results of fitness assessments and provide feedback to the selected athlete
  • Design an appropriate fitness training programme for the selected athlete
  • Describe the structure and function of the heart and the vascular system in relation to sport and exercise
  • Describe the structure and function of the respiratory system in relation to sport and exercise
  • Analyse differing methods of energy production
External Assessment: No
Internal Common Assessment: Yes
Coursework Deadline this H/T: N/A
Field Trips/Visits: No
External Assessment: No
Internal Common Assessment: Yes
Coursework Deadline this H/T: N/A
Field Trips/Visits: No
External Assessment: No
Internal Common Assessment: Yes
Coursework Deadline this H/T: N/A
Field Trips/Visits: No