PE Year 11 end of topic 1 Flashcards
National curriculum key concepts in Pe
Competence
Performance
Creativity
Healthy and active lifestyle
National healthy schools programme aims
Happy
Safe
Healthy active lifestyle
Progress/achievement
National healthy schools programme themes
Personal, social and healthy education
Healthy eating
Physical activity
Emotional health and well being
What are the national curriculum aims
To develop
1) successful learners who enjoy learning, make progress and achieve
2) confident individuals who are able to live safe, healthy, fulfilling lives
3) responsible citizens who make a positive contribution to society
What’s the whole school food policy?
Guides schools to develop their own appropriate and meaningful food policy
What are the two sets of standards for the whole school food policy?
Food based standards (types and frequency of food offered)
Nutrition based standards (proportion of nutrients students receive)
What’s the definition of pastoral care?
Aims to look after the social, emotional and medical needs of a student in school
What are the key points of every child matters?
Be heathy Stay safe Make a positive contribution to society Achieve economic wellbeing Enjoy and achieve through learning
What can Pe do to help confidence?
Grows confidence of students and feeling of achievement by providing opportunities to lead and coach with support and guidance
What are the physical activity policy aims?
Increase physical activity levels
Increase wellbeing
Increase understanding of the importance of a healthy active lifestyle and the part physical activity has to play in it
How can participation impact you people’s lives?
Improve health and positive attitudes
Encourages participation in a large range of activities
In Still healthy long lasting habits
Students learn to work and respect views of others
What’s the definition of extra curricular activities?
An extension to Pe lessons
What are the benefits to extra curricular activities?
Become a member of a team
Have a chance to be captain/leader
May join organised trips to see top class sports events
Develop links with clubs
Have a chance to try less traditional sports
What is sport England responsible for?
Creating a world class environment for community sport by providing funding and facilities
How do sport England measure participation and then what do they do?
They have a active people survey which the can identify priority groups (low levels of participation)
Who does sport England work with?
NGB’s
Sports partnerships
The same kelly Holmes legacy trust
What do national governing bodies do?
Make rule changes
Provides coaches officials and helps develop talent
Maintain standards and discipline in the sport
Decides on sanctions and enforces them
Increasing participation
What is the youth sports trust?
A charity funded by the government and sport England and works with NGB’s
What does the youth sports trust aim to do?
Give every child a sporting start in life through high quality Pe in primary schools
Ensure all people have a sporting chance
Support all young people to achieve their supporting best in school life
What is etiquette?
Is the unwritten code of behaviour that a player stands by when competing
Finish the sentence: A person can be influenced…
To take part in or to not take part in particular activities due to influences
A peer is..
Someone of the same age but not necessarily your friend but have a common interest
Peer pressure can mean…
When your peer encourage you to do something either positively or negatively
How can a parent effect participation?
A parents enthusiasm and interest in a sport can help a child to take part
How can a parent affect participation positively?
Transport
Cost
Support
Advice
How can parents negatively affect participation?
Refuse to drive or finance
Too much pressure
Traditional views
How can gender have a positive affect on participation?
Typical stereotypes gone due to more involvement
More role models
How can gender have a negative affect on participation?
Lack of female coaches
Always have a barrier to participation
Name an example of a minority sport which has been introduced to the uk
Kabaddi- the national game of Bangladesh
Why is there more time for leisure and recreation?
Advances in technology= people can work from home and home appliances save time on household tasks Part time/ flexible working hours Paid holiday time People live longer Early retirement
How do sports clubs encourage participation for the unemployed?
Offer concessions or reduced fees to help them get involved in physical activities
Describe a public sports club
Profits channeled back into the club to improve facilities and service for the public community
Describe a private sports club
Set up in order to make a profit
Describe a vouluntary sports club
No one is paid, purely for enjoyment
Local authorities often make provision for particular user groups through public funding. What are some of these user groups?
Parent and toddler groups Unemployed Under fives Disabled Elderly Students
What is an armature?
Amateur sports people participate in a sport as a leisure activity which takes place in their own time and is totally separate from work
What are some of the ways amateurs can make money?
Expenses Gifts Scholarships Trust funds Sponsorships Occupation Illegal payments
How do professionals earn their money?
Wages Winning a competition Appearance money Bonuses Transfers Media work Sponsorship
What are the roles in school sport
Official Observer Organiser Choreographer Performer Coach
What does it take to be an official
Assertiveness Control of the game Knowledge Confidence Unbiased
What does it take to be a coach
Time management Communication skills Knowledge Enthusiasm Confidence Approachability Patience
What does it take to be an observer
Observational skills
Respect
What does it take to be a performer
Determination Skill Etiquette Knowledge Coach able
What does it take to be a choreographer
Musicality Skill Rhythm Timing Creativity
What does it take to be an organiser
Time management
Communication skills
Organisation
Efficiency
School can be…
A place where information is given and the skills needed to perform are developed and put into practice and the opportunity to learn a wider range of skills
Does level of involvement and complexity of an activity infer ease or decrease as you get older and become more experienced?
Give an example
Increase
Netball-
First… Passing a ball ( not a throw) then throwing a ball then developing a range of passes then increase the difficulty(passing with obstruction)
What are the cross curricular activities which relate to Pe?
Ict- analysis of performance
Social awareness issues- Heath awareness, diet, healthy and active lifestyle
Geography- climate, terrain, navigation
Art- visual representation
Music- sporting theme tunes
Science- anatomy, physiology
Maths- data analysis, calculating fitness levels
English- communication through media eg. Interviews
Types of funding available from sport England
Active colleges Improvement fund Inspired facilities Iconic facilities Get equipped Community sport activation fund Inclusive sport Strategic facilities Protecting playing fields Small grants
What are some of the ways amateurs can make money?
Expenses Gifts Scholarships Trust funds Sponsorships Occupation Illegal payments
How do professionals earn their money?
Wages Winning a competition Appearance money Bonuses Transfers Media work Sponsorship
What are the roles in school sport
Official Observer Organiser Choreographer Performer Coach
What does it take to be an official
Assertiveness Control of the game Knowledge Confidence Unbiased
What does it take to be a coach
Time management Communication skills Knowledge Enthusiasm Confidence Approachability Patience
What does it take to be an observer
Observational skills
Respect
What does it take to be a performer
Determination Skill Etiquette Knowledge Coach able
What does it take to be a choreographer
Musicality Skill Rhythm Timing Creativity
What does it take to be an organiser
Time management
Communication skills
Organisation
Efficiency
School can be…
A place where information is given and the skills needed to perform are developed and put into practice and the opportunity to learn a wider range of skills
Does level of involvement and complexity of an activity infer ease or decrease as you get older and become more experienced?
Give an example
Increase
Netball-
First… Passing a ball ( not a throw) then throwing a ball then developing a range of passes then increase the difficulty(passing with obstruction)
What are the cross curricular activities which relate to Pe?
Ict- analysis of performance
Social awareness issues- Heath awareness, diet, healthy and active lifestyle
Geography- climate, terrain, navigation
Art- visual representation
Music- sporting theme tunes
Science- anatomy, physiology
Maths- data analysis, calculating fitness levels
English- communication through media eg. Interviews
Types of funding available from sport England
Active colleges Improvement fund Inspired facilities Iconic facilities Get equipped Community sport activation fund Inclusive sport Strategic facilities Protecting playing fields Small grants
