Through our virtual learning environment and classroom, we can offer GCSE PE or BTEC Sport lessons, resources and support for a range of situations.
This is a perfect resource to educate and teach your PE students the academic courses using a range of approaches:
- Virtual learning for students in the classroom
- Remote learning for students at home
- Access to the homework
- Timetabled exam and revision questions
- Catch up sessions to work independently
Our academic content is mapped for any learner studying GCSE PE, Cambridge National OCR or BTEC Sport. Our eLearning content, diagnostic tests, exams and online teaching support can be timetabled for the following Physical Education subjects with a touch of the button:
Within our Physical Education content, there is an extensive range of resources, lessons, quizzes, exams, mock exams, revision tasks, and actually practical ideas for your students to complete to increase their knowledge and understanding of the subject. The lessons we already have available are:
- A diet for fitness
- Additional Training Methods
- Additional Principles of Training
- Additional requirements for Training Methods
- Admin requirements of each test
- Alcohol in the body
- Analysing Performance
- Anatomy and Physiology For Sport - The Structure and Function of The Skeletal System
- Anxiety
- Applying Types of Practices
- Arousal and methods to control it
- Aspects of Fitness
- Assessing my own fitness
- Assessing Self Skills in Group Situations
- Assessing the results of my fitness programme
- Assisting at an active leisure or sports event
- Athletes Diet
- Athletes Diet
- Balanced diet and nutrition
- Barriers to achieving fitness goals and strategies to overcome these
- Benefits of confidence
- Benefits of Motivation
- BMR - requires students to have kept a food diary and to comment on this.
- Bone composition - exam
- Bone Composition Terminology Exam -
- Bone Growth
- Bones - Exam
- Business in Sport
- Carbohydrate Loading
- Carbohydrates
- Catastrophe theory and reversal theory
- Choreographing and Performing Dance
- Circulatory System
- Citizenship in Sport, Games and P.E
- Code of Conduct
- Communication skills when dealing with customers
- Comparing Novice and Professional Sports Performers - exam
- Components of Physical Fitness
- Components of Skill Related Fitness
- Confidence
- Creating a game
- Customer Service Skills when Dealing with Customers
- Dealing with Injuries and Illness Associated with Sports Participation
- Delivering a sports or active leisure activity
- Delivering my own fitness programme
- Demands, skills and techniques
- Demonstrating Practical Abilities
- Developing your own checklist for sports one
- Development of Personal Fitness - Personal Exercise Adherence Factors and Strategies
- Diet - Exam
- Diet and Energy
- Differences between Professional and Amateur sports
- Different Types of Illnesses Associated with Sports Participation
- Different Types of Injuries Associated with Sports Participation
- Documents and skills related to sports-based work experience
- Drive theory and the Inverted U theory
- Drugs and their effects
- Effects of Exercise
- Effects of Exercise on body systems
- Energy systems
- Energy Systems - Exam
- Exercise and Fitness
- Exercise and Fitness Activities & Facilities
- Exercise Intensity
- Eysenck's Personality Inventory
- Fact Lesson: This is Fitness Testing
- Fact Lesson: This is the Food Triangle
- Fact Lesson: This is the Heart
- Fact Lesson: This is the Participation Pyramid
- Fact Lesson: This is the Skeleton
- Factors affecting participation - exam
- FACTORS AFFECTING THE PERFORMER
- Factors of self-efficacy
- Fair Play
- Fit and Healthy
- Fitness - Exam
- Fitness Components and Training Methods
- Fitness Testing
- Fitness Tests
- Functions of the skeleton and muscular system
- Funding
- Gaseous exchange - exam
- Goal Setting
- Goal setting - exam
- Government Agenda for Sport
- Hazards and risks to people involved in
- Health-related fitness - exam
- Health requirements for a chosen area of work
- Health Risks for a Chosen Area of Work
- Health, Fitness, Exercise and Performance - exam
- How and Why People Participate in Sport
- How can we maintain fitness?
- How Muscles Attach
- Hygiene
- Identifying strengths and areas for improvement when participating in an individual sport
- Identifying strengths and areas for improvement when participating in a team sport
- Implementing and Reviewing a Programme to Develop Technical Skill and Tactical Awareness
- Implementing And Reviewing A Psychological Skills Training Programme To Enhance Sporting Performance
- Implementing, Recording and Reflecting on my Personal Fitness Training Programme
- Information Processing Model - Exam
- Injuries in sport - exam
- Injury
- Interactional Approach
- Interpretation of Fitness Test Results
- Intrinsic and Extrinsic Motivation
- Introduction Processes, Warm-Ups and Cool Downs for Exercise and Fitness Activities
- Introduction to Sport and the Mind
- Introverts and Extroverts
- Job Roles in Different Sectors of Sport and Active Leisure
- Joint Movements
- JOINTS
- Joints in the body - Exam
- Lactic Acid and Oxygen debt - exam
- Levers - Exam
- Lifestyle Choices Affecting Excellence in Sport
- Long term adaptations on the cardiorespiratory system
- Long term adaptations on the musculoskeletal system
- Media in Sport
- Minimising risks to people involved in
- Motivation - Exam
- Movement of Joints - exam
- Muscle Fibres - exam
- Muscles - exam
- Muscular system
- Muscular System - Exam
- National Lottery
- Nature of sport
- OAA
- Observation Checklists
- Open and closed skills - Exam
- Opportunities
- Organisation of sport
- Osteoporosis
- Participating in exercise and fitness activities
- Participating in exercise and fitness activities
- Performing as an official in four specific situations
- Performing as an official in the sport
- Performing practical skills and techniques in sport
- Planning a Personal Fitness Training Programme
- Planning a Physical Activity for Children
- Planning a Programme to Develop Technical Skills and Tactical Awareness
- Planning A Psychological Skills Training Programme To Enhance Sporting Performance
- Planning and leading an activity session
- Planning and Researching Sport and Active Leisure
- Planning and undertaking a project during the work-based experience in sport
- Planning for a sports or active leisure activity
- Planning my own fitness programme
- Planning to Start Work in Sport and Active Leisure
- Practical Fitness Testing
- Practical Sports - Rules, Regulations and Scoring Systems
- Practices for Sport
- Pre and post-match meal - nutrition
- Presenting and reviewing the project
- Presenting Group Project as Part of a Team
- Principles of Training
- Professional and Amateur Sports
- Profile of the Mood States and Observation
- Provision of Sport in Local Communities
- Psychological factors that affect sports training and performance
- Psychology for the Sports Performer
- Quals responsibilities to support a sports or active leisure leader
- Reasons for Taking Part in Physical Activity
- Reducing Health Risks in a Chosen Area of Work
- Regional and national structure in the UK
- Regulations within sport
- Respiratory System
- Responding to a Given Simulated Emergency Situation
- Review of Energy Systems
- Reviewing my strengths in assisting at a sports or active leisure event
- Reviewing of Skill Development
- Reviewing own performance for sport
- Reviewing Sports Performance of an Individual or a Team
- Risk Assessments Relevant to Sport
- Risks and Hazards Associated with Sports Participation
- Roles and Responsibilities of Officials In Selected Sports
- Roles of Officials from Selected Sports
- Rules in Sport
- Rules within sport
- Rules, Regulations and Legislations
- Safety - Exam
- Safety and Requirements for Training
- Scoring in Sport
- Scoring Systems
- Self Efficacy
- Session plan development for the sport
- Setting Up Equipment for a Sport or Active Leisure Activity
- Shift Patterns and Managing Time
- Short term effects of exercise on the musculoskeletal system
- Short term effects of exercise on the cardiorespiratory system
- Showing Reliability, Attitude and Respect in Dance Activities
- Situational Approach, Modelling and Feedback
- Skeletal System
- Skeletal System - exam
- Skill and feedback - exam
- Skills and Qualities
- SMART Principles
- Smart Principles - Coaching
- SMART Principles - Performer
- Smarter principles - Exam
- Somatotypes
- Somatotypes - exam
- Sponsorship in sport
- Sport in the UK - Exam
- Sports Drinks
- Sports Industry Sectors
- Strengths and Areas for Improvement in Exercise and Fitness Activities
- Strengths and areas for improvement in exercise and fitness activities
- Structure and Function of The Cardiovascular and Respiratory Systems
- Structure and Function of the Muscular System
- Structure Of Personality
- Supplements in sport
- Synovial Joint - exam
- Tactical Demands
- Taking Part in Individual Sport
- Taking part in a team sport
- Technical and Tactical Demands of a Sport
- Technical demands, Skills and Techniques
- Technical skills and tactical awareness of the sport
- The Aerobic System
- The anaerobic energy system
- The Business Skills needed to Support Customers in the Sport and Leisure Industry
- The Circulatory System - Artery exam
- The Circulatory System - Exam 1
- The Circulatory System - Heart exam
- The Circulatory System - Heart Rate, Stroke Volume and Cardiac Output exam
- The components of physical fitness
- The Conditions of Employment Within Sport and Active Leisure
- The Different Types of Sport and Active Leisure Event
- The effects of drugs
- The Effects Of Personality And Aggression On Sports Performance
- The Effects of Psychological Factors on Sports Training and Performance
- The effects of smoking
- The FITT Principle
- The Impact of Different key Issues on the Sports Industry
- The Impact Of Motivation On Sports Performance
- The importance of fitness testing to sports performers and coaches
- The Importance of the Fitness Components
- The Lactic Acid anaerobic system
- The Nature of Sport - Categorising Sport
- The Nature of Sports Provision
- The nutrients and their functions required for a healthy diet
- The range and scoff organisations and occupations in the sports industry
- The Required Skills and Qualifications Required for Jobs in Sport and Active Leisure
- THE ROLE OF AN ADULT WHEN YOUNG CHILDREN ARE INVOLVED IN PHYSICAL ACTIVITIES
- The Role of Local and National Organisations Responsible for Sports Development
- The Skills Required to Manage Customer's Service Situations
- The skills, qualities and responsibilities associated with successful sports leadership
- The structure and function of the heart and lungs
- Theories of Motivation
- The Circulatory System and Exercise
- Training Methods
- Training methods
- Trait and Types of Personality
- Twitch Fibres
- Types of Bones
- Types of muscles
- Types of Practices
- Using Physical and Interpretative Skills in Dance
- Using the observation checklist sport
- Voluntary Sector
- Warm-up and cool down
- Warm-up, cool down and stretch - exam
- Why do people take part in physical activity
BTEC Sport
Welcome to our Sports (PE) qualifications at levels 1 and 2 for your establishment.
The following are the new units that are taught within EDLounge for Sport (PE):
- Unit 1 - Fitness for Sport and Exercise
- Unit 2 - Practical Sports Performance
- Unit 3 - The Mind and Sports Performance
- Unit 4 - The Sports Performer in Action
These are 120-hour courses and include an exam. EDLounge assessors, online tutors, and support will help your Alternative Curriculum, Foundation and vulnerable students through the Sport (PE) BTEC course and you have total transparency of our quality procedures and structures.
If you wish to do a full c-
Prices
Qualification Type
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With Centre Number
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Without Centre Number
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NQF Extended Certificate
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£750 per Student
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£825 per Student
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PE Mock Exams Only package = Exams only (assessed, marked and with feedback)
We can also offer your students practice PE exams online that can be used as revision, dummy exams, mock exams, or practice exams which could be taken under exam conditions; they can be live and turned on and off with just the touch of a button, allowing them to only be open within specific bespoke times for your establishment.
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1 exam
(per student) including marking
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3 exams (full suite)
(per student) including marking
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PE
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8.95
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19.95
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Please Note: If your organisation is NOT a registered centre, we can register the students for you and they will then follow our standards verification, quality review and assessment procedures
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