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24/02/21

Higher & higher; faster & faster Please take care on March 8th when you walk to school. Take the far pavement on Watermead Way from Tottenham Hale https://t.co/0V29d6qXrU

24/02/21

Parents & Children be aware When children return on March 8th our streets are much changed. Please read all updates to email | Road Safety Barriers junction Ashley Road and Burdock Road https://t.co/Zgf1d1nPMT

22/02/21

This week's PE Challenge with Miss Constantinou focuses on co-ordination and agility - WC 22nd Feb https://t.co/EFR86nA9PY via 💪👟⏱️

20/02/21

Brilliant explanation here of why & how icebergs float. Not what you’ve seen on tv or in posters https://t.co/W9HVmjSF7z

19/02/21

Retweetd From Haringey

Congratulations to students Chloe & Kane on winning Best Arts Project at the 2021 Heart of the Arts Awards for their N17 radio programme on the Windrush community of Tottenham. For more see: https://t.co/t608ovXlo0 https://t.co/hRVUo1flJB

18/02/21

If you require help to access to a Haringey based food bank, you can contact our Crisis Navigation Service on Monday, Wednesday, Friday (10am3pm). https://t.co/ZNmuv8Pxg3

17/02/21

Today is Random Acts of Kindness Day 2021 💛 Visit https://t.co/Lq2iyEF8Tq for ideas on how to spread kindness today.

16/02/21

Retweetd From Lawrence Foley

Just a few more days to apply for some of these. Please DM with any questions. HATO is a school going places. Join us on the journey. Visible, accountable and highly competent SLT (except me, obvs). https://t.co/9JceUGSEHW

15/02/21

Retweetd From Speakers for Schools

We have heard from that we are not doing enough to fight climate change. Young people are the ones fighting for their future and the future of our planet. This we want to introduce young people to careers in green industries. Get involved! https://t.co/eQ1e2s9VVZ

14/02/21

Retweetd From HarrisTottenham

We are thrilled to announce that we have won ‘BEST ARTS PROJECT’ in the Heart for the Arts Awards 2021 for our N17 radio programme created by two of our Sixth Form students, Chloe and Kane, in conjunction with and 🤩🎉 https://t.co/mNgOVhOG9O

14/02/21

Retweetd From RoughHouse Theatre

We are absolutely thrilled to announce our Best Arts Project win for Huge thanks to all at NCA and big congratulations and love to partners and especially our brilliant narrators Kane and Chloe. https://t.co/Sht518UrZR

14/02/21

Retweetd From NCA

Congrats for winning a Award for Best Arts Project for N17. Our judges said: “A great idea to engage young people and teach them overlooked truths". Well done Read all about it: https://t.co/D4z2ToQ2iZ

14/02/21

So proud of Chloe and Kane. Well done both; that's the HATO way. And thank you for the opportunity to be involved. Looking forward to many more years working collaboratively. https://t.co/8ShiUk5dDP

14/02/21

We are thrilled to announce that we have won ‘BEST ARTS PROJECT’ in the Heart for the Arts Awards 2021 for our N17 radio programme created by two of our Sixth Form students, Chloe and Kane, in conjunction with and 🤩🎉 https://t.co/mNgOVhOG9O

14/02/21

Retweetd From Haringey

If you're intending to take your once-daily exercise in our parks this weekend, please minimise your time there; use the open facilities responsibly & keep a safe distance from others. Otherwise, stay at home 🏡, protect our NHS 🏥 & save lives. Thank you. https://t.co/DtsRxh8lhq https://t.co/lAFIRxs4YO

13/02/21

Or a final idea for now would be to check out the on demand classical concerts from This Schubert and Dvorak concert was stunning. https://t.co/0DQiA963FB

13/02/21

Or spend time looking at the eye-opening photography seen in the "Robert Irwin, young wildlife photographer and winner of this year's People's Choice Award, was camping on the reserve - when a fire began to burn out of control..." https://t.co/kQT83vZL2y

13/02/21

Or, parents, is your child interested in history? The has some stimulating films and pages here: HOW DID WW1 START? https://t.co/f8vILhaqSv

13/02/21

Parents - look at the wonderful online sites at the here: https://t.co/kHpt2caZOI

13/02/21

Or if reading is not quite the mood you are in, try the stunning virtual world where your child can play, create & make with . From at-home creative activities & games, to online workshops with artists & designers, they have a lot on offer. Design a tile https://t.co/OM6sWA9FuI

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A-Level Physical Education

A Level Physical Education

Specification:  OCR

Method of Assessment:

Students sit examinations in their A Level courses at the end of Year 13. All students will take internal end of year examinations at the end of year 12 to determine suitability to continue with the subject in Year 13. Students who do not meet the required pass grade in the Year 12 end of year examinations will not be permitted to progress into Year 13.

Physiological factors affecting performance (01): 90 mark written examination lasting 2 hours and worth 30% of the total A Level.

Psychological factors affecting performance (02): 60 mark written examination lasting 1 hour and worth 20% of the total A Level.

Socio-cultural issues in physical activity and sport (03): 60 mark written examination lasting 1 hour and worth 20% of the total A Level.

Performance in physical education (04): 60 mark non-exam assessment (NEA) worth 30% of the total A Level.

Units Studied:

Physiological factors affecting performance (01)

Applied anatomy and physiology

Exercise physiology

Biomechanics

Psychological factors affecting performance (02)

Skill acquisition

Sports psychology

Socio-cultural issues in physical activity and sport (03)

Sport and society

Contemporary issues in physical activity and sport

Performance in physical education (04)

Performance or Coaching

Evaluation and Analysis of Performance for Improvement (EAPI)

Entry Requirements:

Students require a minimum of 7 GCSE’s at grade 5 or above or equivalent, including English (Literature or Language) and Mathematics, with at least a grade 6 or Merit in Physical Education. We also recommend you do not take this course unless you are actively involved in a sport outside of the Academy.

Reading Materials / Resources:

  • PE A Level Year1 – OCR
  • PE A Level Year2 – OCR

My revision OCR PE

Career Opportunities

An A Level qualification is becoming an essential prerequisite for specialist study in Physical Education and Sports Studies in Higher Education.  The qualification provides an excellent foundation for students intending to pursue careers in Teaching and Coaching, Sports Development, Physiotherapy, the Leisure Industry, Recreational Management, the Health and Fitness Industry and Professional Sport.

 

Specification:  OCR

For more information, please contact Ms Constantinou c/o sixthform@harristottenham.org.uk

Please mark FAO and contact name in the subject of the email. 

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