Director of Sport: Mr P Goyette



PE lessons across the Robert Clack Sites. 

On rare occasions, where relevant, students may complete PE lessons on a Robert Clack site other than the one they are based on. This is to enable all students to have access to the best facilities and curriculum opportunities. This will mean walking from Green Lane to Gosfield Road or vice versa. 


For this to take place safely a risk assessment has been completed and shared with all teachers. 


For practical purposes if a student finishes the school day on a site other than the one they are based on, they will be dismissed from site, this will maximise lesson time available. 


To view the PE club timetables please click here


  • Key Stage 3

    Pupils take part in three lessons of physical education per week. This adheres to the national requirement of all 11-14 year olds accessing a minimum of two hours of physical education per week. There are also extensive opportunities for students to participate in extra-curricular sport before school, at lunchtime, after school and at weekends.


    We deliver a winter programme that is traditionally games based that helps develop skills such as outwitting opponents, defining roles within team games and moreover a duty of care within a team setting where cohesion and communication are paramount to success. In the winter term there are also opportunities to develop physical attributes such as cardiovascular fitness, muscular endurance, strength and speed along with other important components of fitness.


    In the summer term pupils are taught a wide range of athletics disciplines with an equal opportunity to develop in both track and field events. Striking and fielding also plays an integral part in the summer term and allows both team and individual skills to be developed accordingly.


    Pupils will not gain a qualification during key stage three. The skills and knowledge they acquire act as a pathway to success if they decide to access a qualification in PE at key stage 4 or 5. 



    KS3 Resources

    Year 7 Welcome


  • Key Stage 4

    Year 10 & 11 Core PE 

    Physical Education continues to play a crucial role in the development of a pupil’s education. The pupils will still follow the National Curriculum, mainly in single sex groupings. Knowledge, understanding and skills will be gained in new activities such as Badminton, Golf and Table Tennis. Students will also continue to develop in the traditional sports of Football, Netball, Rugby, Athletics, Rounders and Cricket.



    Cambridge National Certificate in Sport Studies (KS4 Option)

    This course is delivered over 2 years, fulltime.

    Evidence required for passing the course will come from the completion of 3 units.


    Assessment takes the form of two course work units including practical performance and a terminal exam for the final unit in year 11.


    The lesson is delivered in 3 lessons per timetable in year 10 and four timetabled lessons in year 11.


    Students considering this option must attend 2 school extracurricular clubs or participate in at least 2 sports outside of school.



    KS4 Resources

    Specification for Level 2 OCR (Year 10/11)

  • Key Stage 5

    Cambridge Technical Extended Certificate in Sport and Physical Activity (KS5)

    A Cambridge Technical Extended Certificate in Sport and Physical Activity is equivalent to 1 A level.


    This course will be delivered over 2 years, full time. (6 teaching lessons per week).


    The course is taught through the completion of 5 different units.


    Assessment includes coursework and two externally assessed units including an exam.



    KS5 Resources

    Specification for Level 3 OCR (Year 12/13) 


    Sporting Enrichment at KS5


    Level 3 Cambridge Technical Extended Certificate in Sport and Physical Activity


  • Revision Links

    Brian Mac

    GCSE Bitesize

    Coaching Academy

    TES


  • Other Resources

    Robert Clack Learning Journey PE

    Robert Clack Learning Journey Dance

    Ramadan - Fasting & Physical Education Policy

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