I have put together this scheme of work for the new AQA A-level PE, it is for the Skill Acquisition unit. It is based around the AQA A-level textbook published by Hodder Education. It links to page numbers and also resources I have used, and adds in where I plan to carry out my assessments.<br /> <br /> Students receive 2 x 55min lessons a week for this unit, and the same for the other two units also.

<p>This doccument can be given to your students to help them achieve better grades on their AQA GCSE PE written coursework. Every mark is vital, this will help them access the higher marks. Their are sentence starters for their fitness strength and weakness, skill strength and weakness, fitness evaluation and also skill evaluation.</p> <p>Also included is full mark exemplar work for the fitness weakness section, fitness evaluation section and skill evaluation section. This is a comprehensive 13 page document which will help both your students or help if you are new to delivering the written coursework.</p>

A comprehensive scheme of work for the Sport &amp; Society unit of the AQA Physcial Education A-level which forms part of the teaching on year one of the course.<br /> <br /> An excellent resource to help plan your lessons for the new A-level course, the SOW sets out learning objectives. learning activities, differentiation tasks and draws links to the approved AQA textbook by Hodder Education.

I use these as homework questions, although you could use these in class or for end of unit tests also.<br /> <br /> Each file covers a different unit of the year 1 skill acquisition course, the questions increase in difficulty. The 4th question mimicking either the new 8 mark or 15 mark extended Q's from the written papers.<br /> <br /> I have also included a copy of a piece of work I marked from a student to show how I mark it. Work is marked on my computer then I email it back to students for them to complete their MRI work based on my EBI comments.<br /> <br /> In total there are 11 different sheets each with 4 questions.

This SOW is for the the new AQA A-level year 1 Exercise Physiology unit. The SOW has learning objectives, learning activities, and relates to page numbers on the new AQA approved textbook.<br /> <br /> There is also allocated assessment periods when end of unit exams should be completed.

<p>A comprehensive 20 page scheme of work for the new AQA GCSE P.E course which will be first examined in 2018. This resource is a must to help you plan for theory lessons over the entire two year course.</p> <p>The SOW sets out learning objectives, learning activities, differentiation tasks and links to the AQA approved textbook. The SOW also links with my student course handbook which is also available for sale, the two resources used together can be very powerful.</p>

I have designed these level descriptors for the new 1-9 grading system. We use these in our department from KS3 all the way through to KS4 to add consistency to our reporting. Students in year 7 will progress through the 1-9 system as they move from year 7 to year 11.<br /> <br /> The descriptors address 6 strands - Skill, Tactics &amp; Strategy, Teamwork and leadership, Competitive situations, Analysis of performance and Theoretical knowledge.

<p>Save yourself loads of time with these worksheets and diagrams to label, high resolution diagrams designed for the AQA A level PE Applied Anatomy unit.</p> <p>Resources include labelling diagrams for students, worksheet, good quality labelled diagrams to cut and paste for your PowerPoints. All labelling diagrams come with the blank diagram and answers underneath so you don’t have to label them yourself.</p> <p>Topics covered: The Skeletal System, The Muscular System, Golgi Tendon Organs, Muscle Spindles, Cardiac Conduction System, The Motor Neurone and movement Analysis.</p>

<p>A comprehensive set of worksheets and revision resources for the AQA GCSE PE Movement Analysis unit. Includes the following resources:</p> <ol> <li>Joint Actions and Agonists Worksheet</li> <li>Levers Learning Mat</li> <li>Levers Exam Q’s and Mark Scheme</li> <li>Levers, Planes and Axis of Movement Worksheet and Q’s</li> <li>Analysis of Selected Movements Worksheet</li> <li>Planes and Axis of Movement Worksheet</li> <li>Movement Analysis Revision and Consolidation Sheet</li> </ol> <p>Great for developing students knowledge and understanding and means you won’t have to produce any resources.</p>

This is a comprehensive PowerPoint, excellent to use to support your students notes in class whilst teaching the Psychological Aspects that Optimise Performance unit. It includes the complete range of arousal theories and sets some exam style Q's for your students to answer.<br /> <br /> Excellent for people that are new to teaching the course or those just looking for some additional resources.

This is a comprehensive PowerPoint, excellent to use to support your students notes in class. It includes the complete range of attitude theories and sets some exam style Q's for your students to answer.<br /> <br /> Excellent for people that are new to teaching the course or those just looking for some additional resources.

This is a comprehensive PowerPoint, excellent to use to support your students notes in class. It includes the complete range of personality theories and sets some exam style Q's for your students to answer.<br /> <br /> Excellent for people that are new to teaching the course or those just looking for some additional resources.

<p>Activity where students have complete the top trumps cards, rating each athlete based on the components of fitness. Students then have to justify their scoring, explaining the reasons for their highest and lowest score for each athlete.</p> <p>Great for developing knowledge of components of fitness and evaluation skills for AO3.</p> <p>Students can then play the game against classmates to further develop understanding.</p>

A comprehensive course booklet to provide your GCSE P.E students with all of the important information for the new AQA GCSE course.<br /> <br /> Included in the booklet is a student personalised check-list that allows students to record their performance across the range of topics covered on the course. There is space for them to record fitness test scores over the two years.<br /> <br /> The booklet sets out a week by week plan of the lesson topics so that students are aware of what the lesson focus will be on in advance of arriving at the lesson. This is brilliant if students miss lessons or want to do independent research ahead of the lesson.<br /> <br /> Also featured are key words and terminology featured on the exam papers to enable your students to perform to their best on the examination. You can also purchase my scheme of work for the entire course, the two resources work fantastically together and the week by week theory content matches the content on the scheme of work.

Year 7 end of year exam testing year 7 student's understanding of a range of theory concepts and knowledge of sports/activities covered in practical lessons. The paper is scored out of 50 marks, made up of a multiple choice section, short answer section and an extended answer section. The objective of the test is to prepare students for the GCSE course.<br /> <br /> Students are taught theory concepts over the course of the year, topics covered include:<br /> cardiovascular system, respiratory system, muscular system, risk assessment, rules and regulations and warm-ups.

The exam is out of 50 marks, we now get our students to sit the exam at the end of year 7 and 8. Students are taught elements of theory during their practical lessons through out the year, this is to prepare them for the GCSE course.<br /> <br /> Topics covered include, the skeletal system, respiratory system, muscular system, risk assessment, warm-ups and rules in sport.

<p>Worksheet for students to complete to support their knowledge and understanding of components of fitness for AQA GCSE PE.</p> <p>Three activities included which will lead to the completion of a comprehensive completed table with components of fitness, definitions of each component and detailed sports examples.</p> <p>Activity one - students use knowledge of PCRABS and BEEFS to fill in the components of fitness.</p> <p>Activity two - match definitions to components</p> <p>Activity three - give detailed sports examples for each, using evaluation skills (AO3).</p> <p>I have also included a competed teacher’s copy at the end.</p> <p>Please see my other resources for this topic, which you can buy as a complete bundle for a big saving.</p>

<p>A comprehensive 4-part set of resources to motivate your students, and help them fully understand the components of fitness for their AQA GCSE PE.</p> <p>With activities this lesson will last for 1 hour or more. Introduces students to the concept of fitness and its definition. Then addresses the division of skill-related and health-related fitness, whilst showing students techniques to remember all of the components using mnemonics, PCRABS and BEEF. Their are also a number of fun activities for the students to develop their understanding of evaluating the importance of each component of fitness for different sports performers.</p> <p>Resources include:</p> <ul> <li>Original lesson PowerPoint</li> <li>MP4 video for online delivery</li> <li>PowerPoint file for Component of Fitness Top Trumps</li> <li>Word document for student activities</li> </ul> <p>No need for you to plan anything.</p>