KEY STAGE 3 PE

CHARACTERISTICS OF EACH KEY STAGE OF PE IN ENGLAND

• Key stage 1: age:5-7 year group:1-2
• Key stage 2: age 7-11 year group 3-6
• Key stage 3: age 11-14 year group 7-9
• Key stage 4: age 14-16 year group 10-11

KEY STAGE AIMS

• KEY STAGE 1 AIM: Enjoy learning
• KEY STAGE 2 AIM: devlelop a broader range of skills
• KEY STAGE 3 AIM: excel in physical activities
• KEY STAGE 4 AIM: use and develop a variety of tactics

DIFFERENCES BETWEEN ENGLAND AND OTHER HOME COUNTRIES

• In Northern Ireland they start a year earlier then in England
• But they start key stage 1 a year later
• This means that they spend only 3 years in key stage 2
• Where as England and Wales spend 4 years in key stage 2
• In Scotland it is completely different and don't have keys stages

HOW CHILDREN ARE ASSESSED IN KEY STAGE 3 PE

• At the end of Key Stage 3 they will be assessed in all subjects
• this will help them decide what subjects they should take
• It will also allow them to be grouped by ability
• And it will help them prepare for there gcses

WHAT IS OFFERED LOCALLY IN TERMS OF PROVISION

• A challenging and varied curriculum
• Excellent extracurricular programme
• A robust competition framework
• Support from external coaches
• And excellent facilities

OUTSTANDING PE IN KEY STAGE 3

• An outstanding school is Graveney school
• Ofsted gave them a grade 1 in pe
• excellent stranded of teaching and learning

MY PE POLICY

• Everyone would get an equal quality of learning
• At least 4 hours of pe per weak
• Help to promote a healthy lifestyle
• Contribute to physical development of a child's size
• Contribute to 6 areas of pe e.g. Rules of different games