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Physical Education
SUBJECT STAFF
- Mr B Taylor - Director of Sport
- Mr P Goyette - Head of PE
- Miss K Geaorgallides - Curriculum Co-ordinator KS 4
- Miss L Willson Curriculum Co-ordinator KS3
- Mr D Maudsley - Curriculum Co-ordinator KS3
- Miss D Brown
- Miss J Godfrey
- Miss Kirby
- Mr M McDarby
- Mr B Playford
- Mr P Cook
- Mr R Jones - School Sports Co-ordinator
- Mr M Robinson
DEPARTMENTAL AIMS
The order for Physical Education in the National Curriculum provides the basis for us to deliver a broad and balanced Physical Education programme, which helps us to fulfil our main aims, which are:
- To promote physical activity, physical development and a healthy lifestyle.
- To develop social co-operation and positive attitudes and to compete with a sense of fair play.
- To promote and develop safe practice in physical activities.
- To provide equal opportunities for all children, regardless of race, gender, background or ability.
- To provide opportunities for all children to achieve their potential.
Work within the Physical Education department is designed to support, contribute and complement the aims of the school by providing equality of access for all pupils to a broad and relevant curriculum. Balance in Key Stage 3 is maintained but with a distinct emphasis in competitive games. The Key Stage 4 programme covers National Curriculum requirements. An opportunity for limited choice is given which is linked with an awareness of the leisure opportunities available in the community. The introduction of the BTEC Sport national award allows learners to develop their interests in sport at KS5
Useful websites
http://www.bbc.co.uk/schools/gcsebitesize/pe/
http://www.s-cool.co.uk/topic_index.asp?subject_id=28
Related Links
Robert Clack Rugby Team in the Daily Mail. For more information, please click on the logo below:
Robert Clack School wins Evening Standard's Rugby Team of the Month for September 2008
Robert Clack School wins Daily Telegraph Best State School for Physical Education.
Please click on Logo below for more on this outstanding achievement
Daily Telegraph full page article on Robert Clack Physical Education Department, March 2007
The curriculum is outstanding and meets the needs of students extremely well. A wide range of vocational courses and work-related opportunities at Key Stage 4 offer helpful pathways into training and employment. Provision for personal, health, social and citizenship education is excellent and supports students' personal development successfully as well as providing exciting opportunities for developing enterprise and work-related skills.











