This is a mock exam for Topic 1 of Component 1 of the GCSE PE spec for Edexcel. It is a mock covering: Topic 1: Skeletal System Topic 2: Muscular System Topic 3: Cardiovascular System Topic 4: Respiratory System There are 76 marks available. The markscheme is also included. Useful for mid-term mock or for revision.

This is a mock covering past paper GCSE P.E questions from 2018, 2019 and sample papers as well as some papers from other exam boards that cover this area. It is for the EDEXCEL specification. The mock contains past papers on the following topics: 3.1 Health & fitness 3.2 components of fitness 3.3 principles of training 3.4 long term effects of training 3.5 injuries & drugs 3.6 warm ups & cool downs The mock is out of 56 marks. Answers are included too!! Its good for in-school mocks and also for revision for students who are particularly bad at certain topics.

This is an end of term mock for Component 1 (Topic 1 & 2) for the Edexcel Specification of GCSE PE. MARKSCHEME INCLUDED TOO!! There are past exam questions on each of the topics below: Topic 1: Aerobic/Anaerobic Topic 2: Short & Long Term Effects Topic 3: Planes & Axes Topic 4: Levers Markscheme is also attached too, in case like me, levers isnt your str0ngest subject! Total marks available = 56. Ive used 2018, 2019 papers, plus sample papers and even questions from other exam boards to give my students a real flavour of what might come up.

These are mindmaps for GCSE PE for the Edexcel Specification (from 2016 onwards). They are for Component 1 (normally taught in year 10 for most schools) covering Topic1: Anatomy & Physiology, Topic 2: Movement Analysis, and Topic 3: Physical Training. Each sub topic has a page with colourful boxes with a single question for the students to answer in each box. There is one topics content to one page. E.g. planes and axes has a page, principles of training has a page. This is really aimed at more able students who know their stuff but maybe have forgotten how much info is needed for each topic. TOPICS: TOPIC 1.1 The structure and functions of the musculoskeletal system TOPIC 1.2 The structure and functions of the cardiorespiratory system TOPIC 1.3 Anaerobic and aerobic exercise TOPIC 1.4 The short- and long- term effects of exercise TOPIC 2.1: Lever systems TOPIC 2.2: Planes and axes of movement TOPIC 3.1 The relationship between health and fitness and the role that exercise plays in both TOPIC 3.2 The components of fitness, benefits for sport and how fitness is measured and improved TOPIC 3.3 The principles of training and their application to personal exercise/training programmes TOPIC 3.4 The long-term effects of exercise (COVERED IN 1.4) TOPIC 3.5 How to optimise training and prevent injury TOPIC 3.6 Effective use of warm up and cool down

You can use this for the students to show them what they need to be taught for the unit 1 exam in Jan/June.

This is a revision powerpoint quiz with 5 questions on each of the 9 topics of AS Sports Psychology (Personality to Goal Setting). The questions are multiple choice with 4 possible answers A to D. The answers are included after each slide. It is best suited for less able as its just AO1/Define type questions. Something to keep the students interested. Could be performed in groups.

This is a handbook for the new spec BTEC Nationals L3 Unit 1 module for A skeletal, B muscular, C respiratory, D CV, and E Energy systems. It contains info on exam times, pass, merit, distinction awards, the specification for each module, key text books, what pearson’s command words mean etc.

These are 11 word document worksheets for GCSE PE Topic 3 Ethics & Socio-Cultural Issues. They cover 4 worksheets on commercialisation (fill in the blanks, picture round, guess the sponsor & a table to fill in) and a research task on top sports people, including 12 fact sheets on the highest paid sponsored athletes to date. Answers are included for the word bank question sheet. There are 8 worksheets on Engagement/Participation. These are research tasks based on GASED - e.g. questions about highest paid female sports person, highest paid disabled sports star, and ethnic games played by certain countries for the 5 different factors. There is 4 ethics worksheets, a picture round, some questions, a scenario question sheet and a research task for sports and gamesmanship acts that have occurred in sport. There is also a crossword for each of the 3 sub-topics and answers too.

This is a resource for OCR A Level PE: Acquisition of Skill (AS & A2 topics). It contains past paper questions and the markschemes for each topic. I use them as model answer type peer marking sessions. The questions are on one side and the answers are on a seperate side (i print them out back to back).

These are OCR AS revision cards on a word document. They cover the new spec 2016. They are colour coded. Each topic has the title in a different colour. On one side is the question and the other is the answer. They will need to be cut out and stuck/folded back to back. The cards cover all the AS topics: 1. Classification of skills 2. types & methods of practise 3. Transfer of skills 4. Principles & theories of learning movement skills 5. stages of learning 6. guidance 7. feedback I am using them for revision for my AS class, and its clear to see what topics they have forgotten!!

These are colour coordinated revision cards that go with the revision booklet I have made. They are on word format and need to be cut out and stuck back to back (I just fold them over like a birthday card). On one side is the topic and question, on the reverse is the answer. I made some for my students, who love them during the revision season. They cover the 4 modules at A2 (new spec 2016); attributions, self efficacy and self confidence, leadership and stress management.

These are new spec 2016 extended (old A2 20 mark and AS 10 mark) synoptic questions in topic order. E.g. Personality to Goal Setting (AS) and Attributions to Stress Management (A2) I add to them after each exam series. Good starting point though for the new spec and then new synoptic type extended essay questions at AS and A2.

These are 28 worksheet, card sorts, crosswords, and revision resources (key words for display, revision posters of the models), plus end of unit tests for the A2/Year 13 part of the Sport Psychology course of OCR A Level PE. They cover the modules: attributions, self confidence, leadership and stress management.

This is an end of unit test for GCSE Physical Education for Component One, Topic 3.3 & Topic 3.4. Topic 3.3 is the Principles & Methods of Training and Topic 3.4 is the Long Term Effects of Exercise. It is written for the Edexcel board and for the new spec (2016+). The test has lots of past paper questions and questions I have constructed to cover the breadth of the topics. The answers are also included in red so its easy to use for peer marking!! I use mine in year 10 for progress tests and in year 11 for revision. There are 36 questions over 18 pages. There is one 9 mark question at the end.

This is an entire powerpoint for the whole of Component 1 (Year 10) for the 3 topics: anatomy & physiology, movement analysis, physical training. Each unit has the learning objectives set by the actual specification, information and questions at the end. I have taken some of the old spec bits, a level bits and updated and added the new information too. It is 486 slides long.

These are revision topic sheets for Unit 1 (Anatomy & Physiology) of the BTEC Sport L3 Nationals course. It covers Topic A skeletal, Topic B Muscular, Topic C respiratory, Topic D CV, and Topic E energy systems. There are 1-2 pages for each topic with all the information presented in a colourful box. It is an easy way to revise, give to students who have missed the lesson or display around the classroom. I have given mine it in a booklet format and posted to parents too to test them!!

This is a revision resource for the 4 topics at A2 Sports Psychology. It contains questions on each topic (Attributions, self confidence, leadership, stress management), e.g. “Can you explain the social learning theory of leadership.” There is a box for each question with space for the answer). they are in boxes - red = AO1 (define/state). yellow = AO2 (explain/describe), green = AO3 (evaluate). Its a good visual aid for the students to see what their weaknesses are. Ive got mine as landscape A3 sheets.