Students can opt to take GCSE PE as one of their option subjects. This is a full GCSE qualification and we follow the EDEXCEL specification. In addition to 2 core PE lessons a week, GCSE PE students have a further 3 lessons of PE.
Q. Which is the easiest GCSE?
The Easiest GCSE Subjects to Pass
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- Modern foreign languages. With a pass rate of almost 90%, it’s clear that these are amongst the easiest to pass!
- Sciences. Science subjects like Biology, Chemistry and Physics (alongside any Combined versions) are also some of the easiest subjects to pass at GCSE.
- English literature.
- Music.
- Religious studies.
Q. Is PE an easy GCSE?
SOME GCSEs are easier than others, despite official claims that each subject is equally difficult, a study has concluded. The researchers found that, regardless of ability, students were more likely to gain good grades in the easier subjects than in chemistry or French. …
Q. What happens if you fail GCSE?
Once regulations have eased up surrounding the current pandemic, you should be able to resit your GCSEs in one of two ways. You may resit at school or college and study alongside your AS Levels or you can resit as a private candidate and attend an online course.
Q. Do you have to do GCSE PE?
PE is compulsory but we aren’t sure if the children do a GCSE in it or not. If they do will they be assessed in one or more sports or just on written work? At our school everyone in Yr10 and above still has to do some PE, but they don’t do a GCSE in it. PE GCSE is a separate option.
Q. Is PE a legal requirement?
Physical education (PE) is a compulsory part of the curriculum for all pupils at every Key Stage, from age four to 16. The minimum content for each Key Stage is as follows: Foundation and Key Stage 1 – athletics, dance, games, and gymnastics.
Q. What can I do with a PE GCSE?
What careers can I do with physical education?
- Sports science.
- PE teacher.
- Physiotherapist.
- Professional sportsperson.
- Sports coach/consultant.
- Sports policy at local and national level.
- Diet and fitness instructor.
- Personal trainer.
Q. Will Oxford accept a * AB?
Examples of qualifications which Oxford commonly accepts are: A-levels: A*A*A to AAA, depending on the course you are applying for. International Baccalaureate: 38-40 points, including core points, and between 776 and 666 in the Higher Level subjects, depending on the course.
