Welcome to the PE Department
PE Department
Mrs K. Harrison
Head of PE
Mr A. Fenwick
Teacher of PE - Head of KS4 & OCR
Mr A. Schultz
Teacher of PE - KS3 Engagement Coordinator
Miss L. Gibbons
Teacher of PE
Mrs C. Lloyd
Teacher of PE
Mrs T. Hallam
Teacher of PE and School SENCO
Miss H. Whitehead
Teacher of PE & Art
Miss Y. Torres
Teacher of PE & Art
Mr A. Lanigan
Teacher of PE & Geography
Mr L. Stephens
PE Technician
Mrs K. Harrison
Head of PE
Mr A. Fenwick
Teacher of PE - Head of KS4 & OCR
Mr A. Schultz
Teacher of PE - KS3 Engagement Coordinator
Miss L. Gibbons
Teacher of PE
Mrs C. Lloyd
Teacher of PE
Mrs T. Hallam
Teacher of PE and School SENCO
Miss H. Whitehead
Teacher of PE & Art
Miss Y. Torres
Teacher of PE & Art
Mr A. Lanigan
Teacher of PE & Geography
Mr L. Stephens
PE Technician
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Please note the curriculum section of our website is under review and the information below may be subject to change.
PE Curriculum
Key Stage 4 CoursesOCR Sports studies |
Year 10 - Students will take part in 2 hours per fortnight for Core PE of the following activities: Hockey, Fitness, Badminton, Football, Rugby, Tennis, Cricket, Netball, Hockey, Badminton, Volleyball, Rounders and Outdoor and Adventurous Activities. |
Year 11 - Students will take part in 2 hours per fortnight for Core PE and are allowed to opt from the following activities: Fitness, Power walking, Football, Netball, Multi games, Cricket, Rounders, Softball, Basketball, Badminton, Hockey, Trampolining. |
PE Dept policy for students excused from PE lessons:
- Students must bring note from home explaining the reason for not participating. This must be given to the teacher at the beginning of the lesson. Please ensure the letter is dated and signed.
- Students must still bring their PE kit when excused from PE due to illness or injury*
- When students are going to be excused for a long period of time due to medical reasons a doctors note must be supplied.
*Depending on the injury/illness students can sometimes still be included in the lesson through the role of a coach, umpire, or leader and in some cases for example fitness it may be that we plan for exercises that work round the injured body part. During bad weather it is important that students change into PE kit, this is so they have a warm dry uniform to change into at the end of the lesson, we do not want injured or ill students to be sat in lessons in wet or damp uniform for the rest of the day.