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Title: P.E Portfolio


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P.E Portfolio
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Dance
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Athletics
Gymnastics
Games
Swimming
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The Level Descriptors Level 1 Pupils play and
move in a variety of ways, developing their
performance of simple skills, first alone and
then with a partner. They listen and respond
readily to instructions. They recognise and name
body parts used in movement and balance, simple
games and basic actions. They describe what they
are doing or how they feel. They show increasing
awareness of the space away from others in which
to work safely. Level 2 Pupils explore different
activities with increasing confidence and
control, practising to improve techniques or
movements. They communicate different moods and
ideas in their dances and repeat simple patterns
in traditional dance. They produce s short series
of linked actions. They show sufficient control
to work safely with others when using games
equipment and gymnastic apparatus and take some
responsibility for taking it out and putting it
away. They talk about what they and others have
done and make simple suggestions about how to
improve performance. They recognise and describe
changes that happen to their bodies during
exercise. Level 3 Pupils respond imaginatively
to different stimuli and activities. They put
forward their own ideas about what to include in
a game, a longer series of actions in gymnastics
or a simple dance. They recognise and follow the
rules of an activity. They improve their
performance through practising their skills and
describe what they and others have done in order
that it might be improved. Their movements show
greater control, with improved tension and
clearer shape. Linked actions flow more smoothly.
Techniques are increasingly effective, so that
skills achieve greater precision and accuracy.
They provide simple explanations for the changes
that take place in their bodies during exercise.
Level 4 Pupils practice to establish and
consolidate their increasing range of skills with
increased efficiency and sensitivity. They find
solutions to the different challenges their
encounter in the areas of activity. They show
increasing control, fluency and accuracy in
linking a longer series of actions. Performance
is more accurate and consistent across a range of
skills. They begin to adapt their responses to
cope with the varying physical demands of the
activity. They respond to the challenge of
working with others, showing an awareness of
strengths and limitations that affect
performance. They make simple judgements about
their own and others performance, and
limitations that affect performance. They make
simple judgements about their own and others
performance, and use this information to improve
the efficiency, quantity and variety of their own
work. They explain reasons for the short-term
effects of exercise on the body and show some
understanding of the importance of exercise to
aspects of a healthy lifestyle. Level 5 Pupils
demonstrate their knowledge, skills and
understanding across a range of activities with
greater control and consistency in application.
They devise strategies and tactics, create more
complex sequences or compose movement phrases
with an awareness of the factors that promote
quality. They adapt their individual performances
to work with an support others. They work
reciprocally to analyse and improve the
effectiveness and quality of their own and
others performances. They begin to refine and
adapt previously learned tactics, techniques and
skills and apply them in new situations. They
perform relevant and safe warm-up and cool-down
routines and begin to take some responsibility
for their planning. They know how to monitor a
range of short-term effects on the cardiovascular
system and show some understanding of the value
of exercise to social and psychological
well-being.
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Dance
Level 1
Year 1
Learning Objective
Way Forward
5
Dance
Level 1
Year 1
Learning Objective
Way Forward
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Athletics
Level 1
Year 1
Learning Objective
Way Forward
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Athletics
Level 1
Year 1
Learning Objective
Way Forward
8
Gymnastics
Level 1
Year 1
Learning Objective
Way Forward
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Gymnastics
Level 1
Year 1
Learning Objective
Way Forward
10
Games
Level 1
Year 1
Learning Objective
Way Forward
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Games
Level 1
Year 1
Learning Objective
Way Forward
12
Swimming
Level 1
Year 1
Learning Objective
Way Forward
13
Swimming
Level 1
Year 1
Learning Objective
Way Forward
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