Influences

Question 0

What are the key components to the P.E national curriculum?

Answer 0

Tactics and techniques in a wide range
Adventure activities to develop attributes
Evaluate personal performance
Outside school opportunities

Question 1

Why is P.E offered by schools?

Answer 1

Educate students on health
Develop values and important attributes
Provide a balance from the sitting down subjects
Give students qualifications
Ensure the physical activity of the children
Opportunity for sporting careers and life long participation

Question 2

What are the four core themes to the national healthy schools programme? Describe them

Answer 2

Physical activity (2 hours a week minimum)
Healthy eating (access and knowledge)
PSHE (educate on life lessons)
Emotional well-being (have a reward and punishment policy and offer support)

Question 3

What is sports England and what does it do?

Answer 3

A government agency (funded by the national lottery) aiming to improve healthy lifestyles around the country by promoting sport
They also are responsible for the countries sport statistics and protecting sporting areas

Question 4

What are national governing bodies?

Answer 4

Independent organisations responsible for overseeing and generally running a particular sport for a country

Question 5

What is the youth sport trust?

Answer 5

An independent charity that works with schools to raise the standard of school sport and PE through different initiatives

Question 6

What is the Dame Kelly. Holmes Legacy Trust?

Answer 6

A charity organisation that uses word class athletes to inspire and mentor young people (16-25) who are underprivileged (Not in Education, Employment or Training - NEET)

Question 7

What are the factors that could effect the activities offered in the extra-curriculum?

Answer 7

Attitudes of staff
Facilities available
Links to local sport clubs
Provision of extra-curricular activites