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Programmes of Study: Physical Education at Key Stages 3 and 4

Curriculum Aims:
Learning and undertaking activities in physical education contribute to achievement of the curriculum aims for all young people to become:
 

• Successful Learners – who progress and achieve

• Confident Individuals – who lead safe and healthy lives

• Responsible Citizens – who make a positive contribution to society

The Importance of Physical Education

PE helps pupils become physically skilful, competent young people who make physical activity a central part of their lives both in and out of school.

A high quality PE curriculum enables all pupils to enjoy and succeed in physical activity.

• Pupils develop an understanding of the concepts that underpin success in different types of activity.

• They develop a wide range of skills and applying them in different contexts.

• They learn how to select and apply appropriate tactics, strategies and compositional ideas.

• They think about what they are doing, analyse situations, make decisions and improve their own and others’ work.

As a result, they develop the confidence to take part in a range of activities and understand why leading an active, healthy lifestyle is important. By discovering their aptitudes and preferences at school they are able to make informed choices about their involvement in, and commitment to, lifelong physical activity.

Physical Education contributes to pupils’ personal and social development. They learn how to work and perform as individuals, in groups and in teams,
developing their concepts of fairness and of personal and social responsibility.
They take on different roles and responsibilities, including leadership, coaching and officiating. Through the range of experiences in PE they learn how to be effective in competitive and challenging situations.

Physical Education is a lot like life! To be successful you need to take part!

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The following pupils have all achieved 100% attendance and participation in their PE lessons in the first term of 2010/11. 

FIRST NAME/S	SURNAME		FIRST NAME/S	SURNAME		FIRST NAME/S	SURNAME		FIRST NAME/S	SURNAME
AMY	LOSCOMBE		KEEGAN	EMBLETON		ZOHAIB	ALI		MICHAEL	SMITH
SHAWNA	LUKEMAN		COURTNEY	EMERY		KATE	AMBROSE		VICTOR	SPENCER
CHLOE	MACE		JODIE	EMERY		RYAN	AMER		LAURA	STAMMERS
WHITNEY	MADDISON		MEGAN	ENGLAND		NATHAN	ANDERSON		BRANDON	STECKLES YOUNG
ADAM	McBETH		BRANDON	FINNIGAN		LAUREN	APPLEBY		ANDREW	STEPHENSON
SHANNON	McFAIRBAIRN		DEAN	FROUD		KATIE	ASKWITH		DANIELLE	STEPHENSON
DANIEL	McGEE		HOLLY	GARDNER		CAITLIN	BAINES		SAMANTHA	STEPHENSON
LAUREN	McGUIGAN		ELLIE	GARRAWAY		DANA	BARKER		ANNA	STEWART
LAUREN	MEDD		MATTHEW	GARRIGAN		TYLER	BARKER		CALLUM	STEWART
EMILY	MILBURN		BETHANY	GARSIDE		HANNAH	BARRASS		CHLOE	STOCKDALE
LUKE	MITCHELL		AMY	GOLDING		CAITLIN	BARRY		FAYE	STOREY
ALEX	MITCHISON		GEORGIA	GOLIGHTLY		SKYE	BIRCH		ABBI	STOWELLS
HARRY	MORTON		ZARA	GRAY		MACAULEY	BLACKBURN		JORDAN	SUMMERILL
SARAH	MULLEN		JOSHUA	GREEN		KIM	BLAND		RYAN	TAYLOR
BROGAN	NICHOLSON		CHLOE	GREENWOOD		MORGAN	BOND		SHAUNA-LEIGH	TAYLOR
ANNIE	NIXON		JESSICA	HALLIMOND		ZARA	BOWATER		ANDREW	TEASDALE
MIA	NIXON		RACHAEL	HANCOCK		OLIVIA	BOX		BRANDON	TEMPEST
CALLUM	NORMILE		WENDY	HARKER		LIAM	BRAND		ETHAN	THOMASON
CONNOR	OLIVER		ABBY	HARRIES		NATALIE	BRANNEY		MARK	THOMPSON
JEFFREY	OSENI		NICK	HARRIES		DANIEL	BROWN		SOPHIE	THOMPSON
ROXY	OWSNETT		STEPHEN	HARRISON		COURTNEY	BUNKER		COURTNEY	THOROUGHGOOD
KAITLIN	OXBERRY		MARK	HEDLEY		EMILY	BUNKER		MICHAEL	THORPE
REBECCA	PARKER		MORGAN	HEDLEY		GABRIELLE	BURDESS		GRACE	TINKLER
RHETT	PARNABY		COURTNEY	HEWETT		KIERAN	BURRELL		STACEY	TINKLER
LAUREN	PATTON		ANNA	HIGGINS		DANIEL	CHRISTIE		LUCY	TIPTON
MATTHEW	PATTON		AMY	HINDS		RYAN	CLARK		YINTHAI	TRAN
SCOTT	PATTON		CONNOR	HOGAN		MICHAEL	COLLINGS		ASHTON	TYLER
ROBERT	PEARSON		MADELINE	HOGG		RACHEL	COOK		DEMI	TYLER
CATRINA	PETERSON		MATTHEW	HOGGARTH		COURTNEY	COOPER		OLIVIA	VERNAN
DAVID	PICKLES		LAURA	HOURIGAN		ABBIE	COPELAND		CHRISTOPHER	WADDELL
GRANT	PRINGLE		ATLANTA	HUDSON		LUKE	CRADDOCK		OLIVIA	WALLACE
BRANDON	RADESTOCK		LAUREN	HUITSON		SHANNON	CRADDOCK		GEORGIA	WANDLESS
GEORGINA	RAEY		NATHAN	HUNTER		DEAN	CUNNINGHAM		BETHANY	WATERS
JADE	RAEY		SOPHIE	HUNTINGDON		ANDREW	CURLE		MEGAN	WATERS
MIA	REDWORTH		EMILY	JACKSON		HANNAH	DALDRY		CASEY	WATSON
TONI	REID		ABBEY	JOHNSON		SIMONE	DAVIDSON		KAILA	WATSON
ABIGAIL	ROBERTS		KRISTOPHER	JOHNSON		ALEXANDRA	DAVISON		KIERA	WATSON
BEN	ROBERTS		PAIGE	JOHNSON		HOLLY	DAWSON		RACHAEL	WATSON
LAUREN	ROBINSON		SAM	JOHNSON		CHLOE	DODDS		LAURA	WEIRS
MATTHEW	ROSE		SOPHIE	JOHNSTON		CHLOE	DODDS		SHANNON	WELCH
NICOLE	ROWAN		REBECCA	KENNON		LIAM	DODDS		LAUREN	WEST
GEORGIA	RUSHWORTH		SHANNON	KING		EWAN	DONALDSON		CONNOR	WHITE
CHLOE	RUTHERFORD		AMY	LAMB		LEE	DOWNS		KATIE	WHITE
AARON	SAHOTA		JOE	LAUNDON		JESSICA	DRACKLEY		JESS	WHITFIELD
CONNOR	SCOUTHERN		RHODREY	LAVAN		ANTHONY	DRANE		GRACE	WHITTLE
LIAM	SEED		PAIGE	LAWS		JESSICA	DRENNAN		BEN	WILKINSON
ABBY	SMITH		DANIEL	LAWSON		ABBIE	ECCLES		JADE	WILKINSON
CHANTELLE	SMITH		LUCINDA	LAYFIELD		RYAN	EDWARDS		KANE	WILLIAMS
HANNAH	SMITH		JORDAN	LEE		NADIA	ELLIOTT		BRAD	WILLIS
LAUREN	SMITH		BRODIE	LEIGH		LEE	ELLISON		CHARLOTTE	WILLIS
WHITNEY	MADDISON		MEGAN	ENGLAND		NATHAN	ANDERSON		ABBIE	WILSON
ADAM	McBETH		BRANDON	FINNIGAN		LAUREN	APPLEBY		BRANDON	STECKLES YOUNG
SHANNON	McFAIRBAIRN		DEAN	FROUD		KATIE	ASKWITH		ANDREW	STEPHENSON
DANIEL	McGEE		HOLLY	GARDNER		CAITLIN	BAINES		DANIELLE	STEPHENSON
LAUREN	McGUIGAN		ELLIE	GARRAWAY		DANA	BARKER		SAMANTHA	STEPHENSON
LAUREN	MEDD		MATTHEW	GARRIGAN		TYLER	BARKER		ANNA	STEWART
EMILY	MILBURN		BETHANY	GARSIDE		HANNAH	BARRASS		CALLUM	STEWART
LUKE	MITCHELL		AMY	GOLDING		CAITLIN	BARRY		CHLOE	STOCKDALE
ALEX	MITCHISON		GEORGIA	GOLIGHTLY		SKYE	BIRCH		FAYE	STOREY
HARRY	MORTON		ZARA	GRAY		MACAULEY	BLACKBURN		ABBI	STOWELLS
SARAH	MULLEN		JOSHUA	GREEN		KIM	BLAND		JORDAN	SUMMERILL
BROGAN	NICHOLSON		CHLOE	GREENWOOD		MORGAN	BOND		RYAN	TAYLOR
ANNIE	NIXON		JESSICA	HALLIMOND		ZARA	BOWATER		SHAUNA-LEIGH	TAYLOR
MIA	NIXON		RACHAEL	HANCOCK		OLIVIA	BOX		ANDREW	TEASDALE
CALLUM	NORMILE		WENDY	HARKER		LIAM	BRAND		BRANDON	TEMPEST
CONNOR	OLIVER		ABBY	HARRIES		NATALIE	BRANNEY		ETHAN	THOMASON
JEFFREY	OSENI		NICK	HARRIES		DANIEL	BROWN		MARK	THOMPSON
ROXY	OWSNETT		STEPHEN	HARRISON		COURTNEY	BUNKER		SOPHIE	THOMPSON
KAITLIN	OXBERRY		MARK	HEDLEY		EMILY	BUNKER		COURTNEY	THOROUGHGOOD
REBECCA	PARKER		MORGAN	HEDLEY		GABRIELLE	BURDESS		MICHAEL	THORPE
RHETT	PARNABY		COURTNEY	HEWETT		KIERAN	BURRELL		GRACE	TINKLER
LAUREN	PATTON		ANNA	HIGGINS		DANIEL	CHRISTIE		STACEY	TINKLER
MATTHEW	PATTON		AMY	HINDS		RYAN	CLARK		LUCY	TIPTON
SCOTT	PATTON		CONNOR	HOGAN		MICHAEL	COLLINGS		YINTHAI	TRAN
ROBERT	PEARSON		MADELINE	HOGG		RACHEL	COOK		ASHTON	TYLER
CATRINA	PETERSON		MATTHEW	HOGGARTH		COURTNEY	COOPER		DEMI	TYLER
DAVID	PICKLES		LAURA	HOURIGAN		ABBIE	COPELAND		OLIVIA	VERNAN
GRANT	PRINGLE		ATLANTA	HUDSON		LUKE	CRADDOCK		CHRISTOPHER	WADDELL
BRANDON	RADESTOCK		LAUREN	HUITSON		SHANNON	CRADDOCK		OLIVIA	WALLACE
GEORGINA	RAEY		NATHAN	HUNTER		DEAN	CUNNINGHAM		GEORGIA	WANDLESS
JADE	RAEY		SOPHIE	HUNTINGDON		ANDREW	CURLE		BETHANY	WATERS
MIA	REDWORTH		EMILY	JACKSON		HANNAH	DALDRY		MEGAN	WATERS
TONI	REID		ABBEY	JOHNSON		SIMONE	DAVIDSON		CASEY	WATSON
ABIGAIL	ROBERTS		KRISTOPHER	JOHNSON		ALEXANDRA	DAVISON		KAILA	WATSON
BEN	ROBERTS		PAIGE	JOHNSON		HOLLY	DAWSON		KIERA	WATSON
LAUREN	ROBINSON		SAM	JOHNSON		CHLOE	DODDS		RACHAEL	WATSON
MATTHEW	ROSE		SOPHIE	JOHNSTON		CHLOE	DODDS		LAURA	WEIRS
NICOLE	ROWAN		REBECCA	KENNON		LIAM	DODDS		SHANNON	WELCH
GEORGIA	RUSHWORTH		SHANNON	KING		EWAN	DONALDSON		LAUREN	WEST
CHLOE	RUTHERFORD		AMY	LAMB		LEE	DOWNS		CONNOR	WHITE
AARON	SAHOTA		JOE	LAUNDON		JESSICA	DRACKLEY		KATIE	WHITE
CONNOR	SCOUTHERN		RHODREY	LAVAN		ANTHONY	DRANE		JESS	WHITFIELD
LIAM	SEED		PAIGE	LAWS		JESSICA	DRENNAN		GRACE	WHITTLE
ABBY	SMITH		DANIEL	LAWSON		ABBIE	ECCLES		BEN	WILKINSON
CHANTELLE	SMITH		LUCINDA	LAYFIELD		RYAN	EDWARDS		JADE	WILKINSON
HANNAH	SMITH		JORDAN	LEE		NADIA	ELLIOTT		KANE	WILLIAMS
LAUREN	SMITH		BRODIE	LEIGH		LEE	ELLISON		BRAD	WILLIS
									CHARLOTTE	WILLIS
									ABBIE	WILSON

 

This is a wonderful achievement and something of which they really ought to be proud.  Attendance and participation really are the fundamentals in terms of success and achievement.  Well Done!

Let’s see who can maintain their 100% record for term 2!

Your efforts have not gone unnoticed, and again Well Done!

Mr S Ferguson

 

Sports Day 2010

Neville House ‘Runs Away with the Cup’ !

Towards the end of the Summer Term at least 75% of our pupils took part in the annual two day Inter House Sports Competitions. All areas of the PE Department were buzzing with activity with pupils from all year groups taking part in activities such as Dodgeball, Cricket, Rounders, Hockey, Dance Mats and Triathlon. Everyone who took part fought competitively and with good humour to accumulate as many points for their House as possible.

During the second day of competition, where the traditional athletics type events are held, Neville House could simply not be prevented from achieving a resounding win in most events.

There were some outstanding individual performances, noticeably, from Connor Burdon in the 1500m race, which incidentally doubles up as the Gavin Pattison Memorial Event. Josh Peel achieved another outstanding performance in the Javelin, where he beat his own School Record from last year with an amazing throw of 37.05 metres.

Well Done to all who took part. Will manage to retain the Cup this year or will Bowes and Lambton Houses think that they can get their names engraved on the trophy?!

 

The year 7 and 8 boys have recently undertaken a session of judo, which they thoroughly enjoyed. A Judo club has now started at Hetton School in the gym on Friday’s, starting at 4pm till 5pm. All pupils are welcome to attend.

Mr Hardman’s year 7 Rugby team took part in the final Central League of the season and played some very good rugby. After completing 3 games they finished with a record of winning 1, drawing 1, and losing 1. It was a fantastic night and all the players cannot wait till next year for the league to start again.

The year 7 team have also been invited to Sunderland Ashbrooke Rugby Union training of the Easter holidays, where the squad will look to continue their development to make them stronger for next season.

 

Year 7 Skipping for Fun, Health and Fundraising!
At the end of last half term, the boys and girls from Year 7 took part in a Skipping Event as part of their Health Related Exercise Unit of Work. As well as reaping some of the main benefits of Skipping as a form of Cardivascular exercise, they also decided to do the activity as a fundraising event and get sponsored for their efforts. Appropriately the chosen charity was the British Heart Foundation.

I am sure that we have all heard of someone who has been affected by Heart Disease; it is still the biggest killer of people in the United Kingdom.
We all know that two of the most important ways to prevent heart disease are through eating and drinking sensibly and in moderation, and to exercise regularly - our Year 7 pupils can tell you all about this if you ask them!

Money raised by the BHF goes towards treating people who have been affected by heart disease, research into heart disease and equipment such as defibrillatot machines. A couple of years ago we were able to raise enough money to buy such a machine for Sunderland Hospital.
It is with an almost sense of disbelief that even in these hard economic times, when money is tight, people have managed to support the pupils and through their generosity we have managed to raise the staggering amount of £1200!
Four of our pupils, Jordan Munro, Emma Turnbull, Rachel Watson and Georgia Penny raised over £50 and will be rewarded with special prizes from the British Heart Foundation. Well Done!

Just to say a very big THANK YOU to all who sponsored the Year 7 pupils - your kindness and generosity is really appreciated!

 

Clubs & Teams

Hetton Primary Schools - Festival Schedule 2008-2009

Event	Date	Venue
Y6 Football League	Wednesday after school 5 dates Autumn Term; 5 dates Spring Term	Hetton School
Y3 and Y4 Mixed Tennis Festival (sep teams)	Tuesday 9thth February 2010  - pm	Puma Centre (Winners to City Final)
Y5/6 Tag Rugby Festival	Thursday 25th February 2010 - pm	Hetton School (Winners to City Final)
Y6 Coalfields Cross Country    Festival	Monday 1st or 8th March 2010 TBC -pm	Hetton Lyons Country Park
Y3/4 Hetton Schools Football Festival	Monday 24th May  2010 - pm	Hetton School
Y4/5 Athletics	Thursday 10th June 2010 a.m.	Hetton School (Winners to City Final)
Y5 Hetton Schools Kwik Cricket Festival	Friday 18th June 2009 – all day	Hetton Lyons CC (Winners to City Finals)
Y5 City Kwik Cricket Finals	Friday 2nd July TBC – all day	Ashbrooke CC
Y5/6 Kwik Cricket League	After May HT Dates TBA	Primary Schools – Final at Hetton Lyons CC

Hetton School Sport & Fitness Activities

	LUNCHTIME (12.15) A packed lunch is needed	AFTER SCHOOL (3.30)
MONDAY	Year 7 Boys Football (SAFC – MUGA) Year 9, 10 and 11 Boys and Girls Fitness Suite and Dance Mats	Girls Football- all years (M.U.G.A.) Year 7, 8,9, 10 and 11 Boys Rugby (School Field) Gymnastics Club for all Year Groups (Gym) 3-5 Year Olds Soccer Club (4.15pm MUGA) 6-12 Year Olds Soccer Club (5pm-6pm MUGA)
TUESDAY	Year 7 and 8 Boys Football (SAFC -MUGA) Year 9, 10 and 11 Boys and Girls Fitness Suite and Dance Mats	Community Gym Club – all years 4.30pm (Gym)
WEDNESDAY		Trampoline Club for Years 7, 8 and 9 (Gym)
THURSDAY	Years 8 and 9 Boys Football (MUGA) Year9, 10 and 11 Boys and Girls Fitness Suite and Dance Mats	Year 10 and 11 Girls’ Fitness Club (H&F Centre) Year 8 and 9 Boys Football (M.U.G.A.)
FRIDAY	Year 7 and 8 Boys and Girls Table Tennis/Badminton (Sports Hall) Year 9, 10 and 11 Boys and Girls Fitness Suite and Dance Mats	Year 7, 8 and 9 Judo Club – (Gymnasium) 4pm

 

 

Our school teams have already made a good start to the new year by playing their first matches in the sports of rugby, hockey and girls football.

Come along and try a new sport - you've got to be 'in it to win it!'

 

Rugby Success:

In a recent match played against Monkwearmouth, the Year 10/11 Boys Team beat Monkwearmouth School 17-12. Lee Woods was named Man of the Match, but there were also outstanding performances from Kris Dent, Zac Waite, Harry Levison, John Parker and Lewis Smith. Well Done Team!

Rugby Coaching:

A reminder to all those who are interested in playing rugby that there is regular training every Monday evening, with sessions being taken by the Community Rugby Coach Matt Fieldhouse. Training starts straight after school for an hour.

Football:

The Year 10 football Team recently beat Houghton Kepier Sports College in the quarter final of the County Cup. This noe secures them a place in the semi final against Biddick Sports College.

GirlsFootball:

Year 8 girls, Rachel Petherick and Emma Lowther were selected to represent Sunderland in the Inter Association Tournament, which they went on to win. Congratulations Girls! The Year 9 girls team finished as runners up in the Sunderland schools Tournament. Danielle Clark and Katie Barrass from Year 10 have been selected to play for Sunderland in the Inter Association Tournament, another great achievement. Good Luck and Well Done Girls!

Hockey:

The Year 8 girls are proving to be just as successful in sport as the boys, with their first place position in the Sunderland Schools Hockey League.

As a result of this success they went on to represent the City of Sunderland in the Tyne and Wear Finals at Westgate Centre for Sport in Newcastle. There they finished a very credible second. Well Done to Sophie Barrass, Kelly Fenwick, Kelly Harrison, Becky Hissett, Sarah-Jayne Brownwsword, danni Slee, Bethany James and Rachel Petherick.

GCSE PE

Unit 1. The theory of Physical Education

 

Edexcel GCSE P.E Summary

 

Awards

The Level One in Sports Leadership Course (Formerly the Junior JSLA)

The Sports Leaders Award Level One is one of four Sports Leaders awards and as such provides the ideal starting point for young people from 14 years who wish to begin developing their sports leadership skills.

If a young person is interested in coaching in any sport, this course will develop a range of generic skills, which they may wish to specialise with National Governing Body (NGB) qualifications later on.

The Level One award is a practical qualification in which candidates should demonstrate knowledge and understanding mainly through physical competence rather than written work.  They will need to know how to plan coaching sessions and evaluate these sessions on a written plan, however. The candidates will be assessed through observation.

This course is an opportunity for pupils to learn the roles and responsibilities of a good leader through acquiring organisational skills and communication skills; learning about the importance of health and fitness, fair play in sport, the role of the umpire/referee, as well as learning about opportunities in sport and recreation. This is done in a practical way working with teachers and sometimes with coaches from outside of school.

These skills are then put into practise by students leading their own peers, and possibly children from a younger age group. They may get the opportunity to go into the local primary schools to do some coaching and follow on by organising Sports Festivals.

Successful candidates will receive a nationally recognised certificate.

Coalfields Cross Country Festival
On 15th March 2011, 12 pupils from each of ten primary schools in Hetton and Houghton took part in The Coalfields Cross Country Festival at Hetton Lyons Country Park. There were two races which were split into a boy’s and a girl’s races, six boys and six girls from each primary school which took part in the races. This was the 7th annual cross country festival at Hetton Lyons Country Park and was a great success like other festivals in the past. Our overall winners this year who took away the Coalfield Cross Country shield were Newbottle Primary School.  

The fastest boy runner was called Brendan Straughan from St Michael’s who ran the track with a time of 5.59 minutes.
The fastest girl, and also the fastest overall runner, was Poppy Pattinson from Newbottle who ran the track with a time of 5.19 minutes.

It was an enjoyable afternoon for everyone who took part and although all of the runners were tired at the end of it we have had positive feedback from all schools.    

 

School Football

FOOTBALL RESULTS:

MONDAY 13/09/10
SSFA U15 (3)  V  ST AIDANS (2)  ASSOCIATION GAME

TUESDAY 14/09/10
YEAR 9 (1)  V  CHURCHILL COMMUNITY SCHOOL (1) COUNTY CUP

THURSDAY 16/09/10
YEAR 9 (2)  V  SANDHILL VIEW (0)
YEAR 10 (1)  V  SANDHILL VIEW (7)

FRIDAY 17/09/10
YEAR 7 (4)  V  SANDHILL VIEW (4)
YEAR 8 (6)  V  SANDHILL VIEW (4)

MONDAY 20/09/10
YEAR 8 (5)  V  RED HOUSE ACADAMY (2)

TUESDAY 21/09/10
YEAR 9 (6)  V  RED HOUSE ACADAMY (1)
YEAR 10 (7)  V RED HOUSE ACADAMY (1)

THURSDAY 23/09/10
YEAR 10 (0)  V HEWORTH GRANGE (8)  COUNTY CUP

SATURDAY 25/09/10
SSFA U15 (3)  V  GATESHEAD (1)  ASSOCIATION GAME

TUESDAY 28/09/10
YEAR 8 (2)  V  LONGFIELD DARLINGTON (2)  COUNTY CUP LOST 2-4 ON PENALTIES
SSFA U15 (3) V  DERWENTSIDE (2)  ASSOCIATION GAME

WEDNESDAY 29/09/10
YEAR 10 (1)  V  VENERABLE BEDE (6)
YEAR 7 (4)  V VENERABLE BEDE (3)

 

Hetton School Year 8 Football team continued from their success in Year 7 by reaching the Final of the League Cup after an impressive win over Farrington School in the semi-final.

The final was played at Sunderland’s Academy of Light and was an enjoyable evening for staff, pupils and their families.  Unfortunately a single goal from Jai Young was not enough to win the game against a good Seaham side.

Everyone involved ought to be proud of their achievements and Mr Ferguson comments that he is looking forward to building on this success next season.

Year 8 team at the Academy of Light – Pictured behind is former pupil and Sunderland AFC player Jordan Cooke.

 

 

GCSE Results

Congratulations to all those Year 11 pupils who took a qualification in PE and Sport in the summer. A magnificent 100% pass rate was achieved in the BTEC First Certificate in Sport.

Those pupils who took GCSE PE as an additional qualification managed to obtain a very credible 68% A* - C grade, with a 100% obtaining A* - G.

A special mention must go to Philip Hatzikonstantionou and Lewis Hughes who both achieved an excellent A* grade.

Matthew Stephenson, Ryan Hepple, Katie Barrass and Antony Lowerson all achieved a grade A.

Well done to all for putting in the necessary hard work and effort. The PE Department would like to wish all much success in their chosen career.

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Information

 

PE Kit at Hetton School

For Health and Safety reasons pupils present in a PE lesson must get changed into appropriate PE Kit.

All pupils who take part in PE at Hetton School are expected to wear the following kit:

Boys

Royal Rugby Jersey  - for outdoor wear
Royal Blue Sweatshirt – for outdoor wear
Royal Football Shorts - for outdoor wear
Royal Football Socks  - for outdoor wear
White Football Shorts – for indoor wear
White Polo Shirt – for indoor wear

Girls

Royal Football Shorts
Royal Football Socks
White Polo Shirt
Royal Blue Sweatshirt

The above kit can be ordered from the PE Department.

In addition to the above kit pupils are expected to wear appropriate and clean training shoes. Feet need sufficient support when doing physical activity. Fashion type training shoes are not deemed as safe and supportive.

If the weather is inclement it is at the discretion of the individual teacher if they allow pupils to wear tracksuit bottoms. If this is the case, then these must be dark blue in colour.

 

Our Policy on Your Child Bringing their PE Kit to Lessons during Injury and Illness 

Our policy of including all students in Physical Education in some capacity regardless of injury/illness is in response to Government and Local Authority guidelines on INCLUSION. This means that all students must be included in Physical Education in some way. This might mean that they only do ‘warm up’ activities or ‘static’ skills practices. Other forms of inclusion are refereeing, scoring, analysing performances, helping groups by providing feedback on performance and ‘feeding’ the ball in a skills practice. Students are directed towards a task, which is suitable for their condition and does not compromise Health and Safety. Full kit is required for a range of educational and practical reasons. Students need to look and feel the part of the group, not stand out as a non-participant by not taking part and not wearing kit. This also reduces the potential risk of injury to themselves; it also reduces the risk of them feeling ‘anxious’ about returning to the group fully as they have not left it fully.

On a practical level, kit is required for refereeing, warming up and supporting and coaching. It is also helps students with ease of movement, weather conditions, hygiene and safety. If the class is going outside additional clothing may be worn if required. I am sure that you will lend your support to maintaining the high standards at Hetton School and work with us to ensure that your child gets the most out of their time here. I do realise how important it is for injuries to be allowed to heal. Rest assured that your child will not be asked to do any activity that will be contrary to Health and Safety regulations or medical advice.

C P Ravera (Miss)
Director of PE, Sport and Leisure