Physical Education & Care of young people

What are those (+2) options?

Some schools have more equipment than others

Which of these are Government inititives?

Key stages 2 & 3 include Games, Dance, Gymnastics + 2 options

Key stage 4 is focused on who?

Competitive games are optional at Key stage 4 but must still be available

NOS stands for?

What does EYFS stand for?

What's National Occupational standards role in the curriculum design?

DOE provides young people with a non-competitive program of voluntary activities that...

Key stage 3 is focused on...

Competitive games are compulsory throughout the key stages 1-3?

What is a stakeholder?

What does CPD stand for?

PESSYP - what does it stand for?

Some schools don't have to offer PE at all.

Having more facilities and equipment will provide children with more what......to play sport

How has the olympics impacted upon SkillsActive and the development of the PE curriculum?

Why do we have Sector Skills Councils such as SkillsActive?

How many key stages of learning are there in the National Curriculum?

A BTEC first can be studied in which key stage?

Some schools have more sports facilities than others

According to the National Curriculum, how many hours of PE a week must children do?

Key stage 1 is focused on what ages?

Key stage 1 includes Games, Dance and Gymnastics?

Why do we have government inititives?

Duke of Edinburgh award, what is it?

Previously the 2 hours of PE a week applied to all Key Stages

What is PESSYP designed to do?

What is CSLA designed to develop?

At what key stage can students study their Community Sport Leadership Award (CSLA)?

How many units are studied over the 2 years of this qualification?

Outwitting your opponent is embedded into Key stage 1

Key stage 2 is therefore focused on...

What do schools that can't accommodate the facilities and equipment do for students?

Early years foundation stage focuses on what age range?

Which of these football teams, is the greatest team the world has ever seen?