SIBFORD SIXTH FORM
Sport & Physical Activity ENTRY REQUIREMENT There are no formal entry requirements for this qualification.
This qualification is not just about being able to play sport, it will provide learners with the skills, knowledge and understanding to progress into Higher Education on a sport-related programme such as Sport & Physical Education, Sport Science, Sport Coaching and Development or Sport and Leisure Management.
Learners will take between five and six units made up of mandatory and optional units: Everybody will study the following mandatory units: • Body systems and the effects of physical activity • Sports coaching and activity leadership • Sports organisation and development.
These units will give learners an understanding of sport in the wider contexts of coaching and leadership, anatomy and physiology, the body’s short- and long-term responses to physical activity and the framework of sport in the UK and the organisations involved. Learners will also develop transferable skills such as planning, communication, adaptability and leadership.
Every unit must be passed for learners to be awarded the qualification. Qualifications are graded using a Pass, Merit, Distinction and Distinction*
COURSE CONTENT Certificate (180 GLH): Year 1
Unit 1 Mandatory (90 GLH): Body systems and the effects of physical activity. • 1 hour 30 minutes written paper.
Unit 2 Mandatory (90 GLH): Sports coaching and activity leadership Internally assessed through coursework assignments and externally moderated.
Technicals Level 3 Exam Board: OCR
Extended Certificate (360 GLH): Year 2
Unit 3 Mandatory (60 GLH): Sports organisation and development. • 1 hour 30 minutes written paper.
Unit 5 (60 GLH):
Performance analysis in sport and activity Internally assessed through coursework assignments and externally moderated.
Unit 6 (60 GLH):
Organisation of a sports event Internally assessed through coursework assignments and externally moderated.
The Extended Certificate includes Units already studied in Year 1 and Units 5 and 6 may vary depending on which optional units have been selected to study.
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