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Year 10

GCSE

  1. Anatomy and physiology: the musculoskeletal system
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  2. Anatomy and physiology: the musculoskeletal system
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  3. Anatomy and physiology: the musculoskeletal system
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  4. Anatomy and physiology: the cardio-respiratory system
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  5. Anatomy and physiology: the cardio-respiratory system
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  6. Anatomy and physiology: the cardio-respiratory system
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  7. Anatomy and physiology: anaerobic and aerobic exercise
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  8. Anatomy and physiology: anaerobic and aerobic exercise
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  9. Anatomy and physiology: anaerobic and aerobic exercise
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  10. Anatomy and physiology: the short and long term effects of exercise
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  11. Anatomy and physiology: the short and long term effects of exercise
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  12. Anatomy and physiology: the short and long term effects of exercise
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  13. Movement analysis and basic biomechanics
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  14. Movement analysis and basic biomechanics
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  15. Movement analysis and basic biomechanics
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  16. Physical training: health and fitness
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  17. Physical training: health and fitness
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  18. Physical training: health and fitness
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  19. Physical training: principles of training
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  20. Physical training: principles of training
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  21. Physical training: principles of training
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  22. Physical training: methods of training
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  23. Physical training: methods of training
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  24. Physical training: methods of training
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  25. Physical training: injury and injury prevention
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  26. Physical training: injury and injury prevention
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  27. Physical training: injury, injury prevention and performance enhancing drugs
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  28. Use of data
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  29. Use of data
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  30. Use of data
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  31. Non-examined assessment: preparing for the written coursework
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  32. Non-examined assessment: preparing for the written coursework
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  33. Non-examined assessment: preparing for the written coursework
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  34. Non-examined assessment: athletics practical
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  35. Non-examined assessment: athletics practical
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  36. Non-examined assessment: athletics practical
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  37. Non-examined assessment: football practical
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  38. Non-examined assessment: football practical
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  39. Non-examined assessment: football practical
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  40. Non-examined assessment: netball practical
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  41. Non-examined assessment: netball practical
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  42. Non-examined assessment: netball practical
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  43. Non-examined assessment: rugby league practical
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  44. Non-examined assessment: rugby league practical
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  45. Non-examined assessment: rugby league practical
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  46. Non-examined assessment: badminton practical
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  47. Non-examined assessment: badminton practical
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  48. Non-examined assessment: badminton practical
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  49. Non-examined assessment: handball practical
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  50. Non-examined assessment: handball practical
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  51. Non-examined assessment: handball practical
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  52. Non-examined assessment: rugby union practical
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  53. Non-examined assessment: rugby union practical
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  54. Non-examined assessment: rugby union practical
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  55. Non-examined assessment: basketball practical
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  56. Non-examined assessment: basketball practical
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  57. Non-examined assessment: basketball practical
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Year 11

GCSE

  1. Sport psychology: skill and ability
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  2. Sport psychology: skill and ability
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  3. Sport psychology: skill and ability
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  4. Sport psychology: goal setting, guidance and feedback
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  5. Sport psychology: goal setting, guidance and feedback
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  6. Sport psychology: goal setting, guidance and feedback
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  7. Sports psychology: mental preparation for performance
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  8. Sports psychology: mental preparation for performance
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  9. Sports psychology: mental preparation for performance
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  10. Socio-cultural influences: engagement patterns
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  11. Socio-cultural influences: engagement patterns
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  12. Socio-cultural influences: engagement patterns
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  13. Socio-cultural influences: commercialisation
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  14. Socio-cultural influences: commercialisation
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  15. Socio-cultural influences: commercialisation
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  16. Socio-cultural influences: ethics and behaviour
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  17. Socio-cultural influences: ethics and behaviour
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  18. Socio-cultural influences: ethics and behaviour
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  19. Health and well-being: reasons for participation
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  20. Health and well-being: reasons for participation
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  21. Health and well-being: reasons for participation
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  22. Health and well-being: diet and nutrition
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  23. Health and well-being: diet and nutrition
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  24. Health and well-being: diet and nutrition
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  25. Exam technique and answering the extended answer questions
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  26. Exam technique and answering the extended answer questions
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  27. Exam technique and answering the extended answer questions
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Physical education
Year 9

Net and wall games: overcome opponents in tennis challenges

6 lessons

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  • Move: performance and competition
  • Think: knowledge of rules, tactics, strategies and compositional ideas

Description

This unit will provide pupils with the opportunity to transfer their hand-eye coordination and racket skills to tennis through a range of court games that develop skills further and introduce tennis specific rules, scoring and tactics. Pupils will be challenged to play by the rules.

Pupils will already have shown commitment to developing their badminton skills in games of singles and doubles. They will have had experience officiating and analysing performance which can now be applied to tennis. Later in net and wall games they will learn to apply key principles in volleyball and table tennis.

  1. Basic strokes and gameplay
  2. Bilateral movement and groundstroke consistency
  3. Serving and returning
  4. Volleys and net play
  5. Approach the net as a partnership
  6. Game play and match practice

  • Pupils know the importance of getting their body behind the ball or shuttle to transfer weight forwards as they hit.
  • Pupils understand the importance of their court positioning to avoid leaving big gaps for their opponent to hit into.
  • Pupils are able to hit basic forehands and backhands underarm and on the volley to maintain a rally.
  • Pupils show a motivation to transfer and modify their technique between different racket sports to suit the unique rules, court set-up and equipment.

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