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Llantwit Major School Ysgol Llanilltud Fawr

 

 

 

 

 LESSONS

Pupils receive 3x1 hour lessons a fortnight in Years 7, 8 & 9 and 1x1 hour lessons a week in Years 10 & 11. Activities are Key Stage related and cover National Curriculum strands of health and fitness, competitive, creative and outdoor adventurous activities. These activities include Gymnastics, Swimming, Netball, Hockey, Rugby, Football, Athletics, Health and Fitness, Cricket and Baseball. As with other departments, pupils are provided with target levels and effort grades throughout the year.

 

Pupils play a large role in the planning, performance and evaluation of their own work and of others in the group. They have opportunities to perform in lessons, at lunchtimes and in after school clubs, as well as in competitions and in performances for parents and feeder schools. We have a range of on-site facilities that pupils are able to use during lesson time and in after-school clubs.

 

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Llantwit Major local clubs

 

      Rugby                                    Football

 

              Llantwit Major Cricket club

 

              Barry and Vale Harries

                       Athletics

 

 

Welcome to the Llantwit Major School PE Department Homepage. You can use this page to find information about extra-curricular clubs and any opportunities that we offer.

 

Meet the Department

Mr J Crocker (LOL)

Mr R Nunes

Miss M Davies

Miss J Knight

 

How Physical Activity can help with physical and emotional health

 

Below is our latest PE and 5x60 extra-curricular timetable.

5X60/PE EXTRA CURRICULAR TIMETABLE - AUTUMN TERM 2019

Week 1/ Week 2

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

 

  

Lunchtime

 

 

 

 

 

  

 Dodgeball

(5x60)

 

 Football

(5x60)

 

 

  

After School

3-4pm 

 

 

Basketball

 

Netball

 

Gymnastics

 

 

Strength and Conditioning

 

Girls Football

(5x60)

 

Football

Dance with Emma

(5x60)

 

Basketball with Tony

(5x60) 

 


 

GCSE Sport

Pupils can opt to study Sport as one of their GCSE options. In Year 9, in addition to their two core PE lessons, pupils will receive four Sport lessons a fortnight. These will consist of two classroom-based lessons where pupils will study Health and Fitness. The remaining two lessons will be practical where pupils will take part in a variety of different activities. Each half term, pupils will be assessed, both, practically and in the classroom. From this, pupils are directed down one of two routes into studying Physical Education: WJEC PE or WJEC Sport.

 

WJEC PE

WJEC PE is split 50/50, with 50% of pupils’ overall grade being assessed practically (8% is a coursework task based on practical activities), whilst the remaining 50% is assessed through an hour and a half exam at the end of Year 11. This course involves being assessed in three different practical activities, as well as completing a health and fitness logbook. These three sports must consist of one team sport, one individual sport and one other of either team or individual.

 

WJEC Sport

WJEC Sport involves studying three units over Years 10 & 11. These units include Sports Coaching, Fitness for Sport and Improving Sporting Performance. This course is predominantly coursework based (60%) yet provides pupils with the opportunity to plan and lead their own coaching sessions in a practical environment. The remaining 40% of the course is made up by completing an online exam, which is assessed externally.

 

KS5 BTEC Sport

At Key Stage 5, pupils can opt to study BTEC Sport. This course involves studying a number of different units over the two years. Each unit will have research questions that you will have to investigate and answer both inside and outside of the classroom. These units of study include Anatomy and Physiology, The Physiology of Fitness, Assessing Risk in Sport, Fitness Testing for Sports, Leadership in Sport, The Athlete’s Lifestyle, and Sports Nutrition. Each unit of study has varying levels of difficulty and allows pupils to achieve either a Pass, Merit or Distinction. Pupils will be given homework regularly, which will contribute towards their final assessments.

 

KS5 Public Services

At Llantwit Major School, we also offer Public Services at Key Stage 5. This qualification is targeted at learners who would like to gain employment in the public services sector and the course has been designed to prepare students for further training and education progression opportunities in employment or in university. Pupils will study a number of different units over the two years, totalling 60 credits overall. Each unit will have research questions that you will have to investigate and answer. In Year 12, pupils will study three compulsory units, which include Government Policies and the Public Services, Leadership and Teamwork in the Public Services and Citizenship, Diversity and the Public Services. In Year 13, we offer a slightly different approach to the units that pupils will study. As a group, we will decide on the remaining units that pupils will study, with the idea being that the pupils pick the units that interest them the most as a group. Each unit that is studied will have varying levels of difficulty and allows pupils to achieve either a Pass, Merit or Distinction. Pupils will be given homework regularly, which will contribute towards their final assessments.