NC Physical Education Unit 1

Level 1 Unit 1 - Physical Education

1. The learner will participate co-operatively in simple physical activities.

1.1 I can copy, repeat and explore simple skills and actions with basic control and coordination [1]
1.2 I can link simple skills and actions in ways that suit the activities [2]
1.3 I can describe and comment on my own and others' actions [3]
1.4 I can talk about how to exercise safely [4]
1.5 I can talk about how my body feels during an activity [5]

Level 2 Unit 1 - Physical Education

1. The learner will participate in physical activities demonstrating awareness of tactics and basic compositional ideas.

1.1 I can explore simple skills [7]
1.2 I can copy, remember, repeat and explore simple actions with control and coordination [8]
1.3 I can vary skills, actions and ideas and link these in ways that suit the activities [9]
1.4 I can describe simple tactics in games [10]
1.5 I can describe compositional ideas related to physical activities [11]
1.6 I can identify differences between my own and others' performance [12]
1.7 I can suggest ways in which I can make improvements [13]
1.8 I can describe how to exercise safely [14]
1.9 I can describe how my body feels during different activities [15]

Level 3 Unit 1 - Physical Education

1. The learner will select and use skills, actions and ideas appropriately, applying them with coordination and control.

1.1 I can describe tactics and composition in varying my response to the activity [17]
1.2 I can identify ways in which my work is similar to and different from others' work [18]
1.3 I can improve my own performance based on my learning [19]
1.4 I can give reasons why warming up before an activity is important [20]
1.5 I can say why physical activity is good for my health [21]

Level 4 Unit 1 - Physical Education

1. The learner will link skills, techniques and ideas applying them accurately and appropriately.

1.1 I can demonstrate precision, control and fluency in my performance [23]
1.2 I can describe tactics and composition in a range of activities [24]
1.3 I can compare and comment on skills, techniques and ideas used in my own and others’ work [25]
1.4 I can improve my performance through my understanding of skills, techniques and ideas [26]
1.5 I can explain and apply basic safety principles when preparing for exercise [27]
1.6 I can describe how exercise affects my body, and why regular, safe activity is good for my health and wellbeing [28]
1.7 I can work with others to plan and lead simple practices and activities for myslef and others [29]

Level 5 Unit 1 - Physical Education

1. The learner will select and combine skills, techniques and ideas and apply them accurately and appropriately in different physical activities.

1.1 I can consistently show precision, control and fluency across a range of activities [31]
1.2 I can produce effective outcomes by drawing on what I know about strategy, tactics and composition [32]
1.3 I can modify and refine skills and techniques to improve my performance [33]
1.4 I can adapt my actions in response to changing circumstances [34]
1.5 I can analyse and comment on skills, techniques and ideas and the way in which they are applied in my own and others’ work [35]
1.6 I can explain how the body reacts during different types of activity [36]
1.7 I can explain why physical activity is an essential component of a healthy lifestyle [37]
1.8 I can plan, organise and lead practices and activities safely, helping others’ to improve their performance [38]

Level 6 Unit 1 - Physical Education

1. The learner will select and combine skills, techniques and ideas and use them in a widening range of familiar and unfamiliar physical activities and contexts, performing with consistent precision, control and fluency.

1.1 I can solve problems imaginatively, overcoming challenges and entertaining audiences [40]
1.2 I can plan my own and others’ work drawing on what I know about strategy, tactics and composition [41]
1.3 I can plan and execute physical activities taking into account changing circumstances [42]
1.4 I can plan and carrying out physical activities taking account what I know about my own and others’ strengths and weaknesses [43]
1.5 I can analyse and comment on how skills, techniques and ideas have been used in my own and others’ work [44]
1.6 I can comment on compositional and other aspects of performance [45]
1.7 I can suggest ways to improve [46]
1.8 I can understand how the different components of fitness affect performance [47]
1.9 I can explain how different types of exercise contribute to fitness and health [48]
1.10 I can describe my involvement in regular, safe physical activity for the benefit of my health and well-being [49]
1.11 I can apply basic rules, conventions and/or compositional ideas consistently when leading activities [50]

Level 7 Unit 1 - Physical Education

1. The learner will select and combine advanced skills, techniques and ideas, adapting them accurately and appropriately to meet the demands of increasingly complex situations.

1.1 I can consistently demonstrate precision, control, fluency and originality in my work [52]
1.2 I can apply the principles of advanced strategies, tactics and compositional ideas in my own and others’ work [53]
1.3 I can modify strategies, tactics and compositional ideas in response to changing circumstances and other performers [54]
1.4 I can analyse and comment on my own and others’ work as individuals and team members [55]
1.5 I can explain how skills, tactics, composition and fitness relate to the quality of the performance [56]
1.6 I can plan ways to improve my own and others’ performance acting in order to bring about the improvements [57]
1.7 I can explain the principles of practice and training, and apply them effectively [58]
1.8 I can explain the benefits of regular, safe and planned physical activity on physical, mental and social well-being [59]
1.9 I can carry out my own physical activity programmes based on my choices and preferences of activities and roles within activities [60]
1.10 I can take on different roles within an activity, showing an ability to organise and communicate effectively [61]
1.11 I can and apply rules fairly and consistently, adhering to the conventions and codes of conduct for particular activities [62]

Level 8 Unit 1 - Physical Education

1. The learner will consistently and disciminatingly apply advanced skills, techniques and ideas to familiar and new situations, showing high standards of precision, control, fluency and originality.

1.1 I can apply the principles of advanced strategies, tactics or composition with proficiency, flair and originality in my own work and the work of others [64]
1.2 I can adapt and respond to changing circumstances and other performers, maintaining high quality performance [65]
1.3 I can critically evaluate my own and others’ work, with reference to the impact of skills, strategy, tactics or composition and fitness on the quality and effectiveness of performance [66]
1.4 I can plan and monitor ways in which my own and others’ performance can be improved using information from evaluation [67]
1.5 I can act on evidence bringing about improvements [68]
1.6 I can plan and evaluate my own and others’ exercise and physical activity programmes using my knowledge of health, fitness and social well-being [69]
1.7 I can take on different roles within an activity and plan pathways into performance, leadership or officiating based on my choices and preferences [70]

Level 9 Exceptional Performance Unit 1 - Physical Education

1. The learner will consistently and independently use advanced skills, techniques and ideas with precision, control, fluency and originality.

1.1 I can consistently apply the principles of advanced strategies, tactics or composition, with originality, proficiency and flair in my own and others’ work [72]
1.2 I can independently find imaginative, novel and different solutions to problems associated with physical activities [73]
1.3 I can critically analyse and judge my own and others’ work, classifying strengths and weaknesses [74]
1.4 I can explain how skills, strategy, tactics or composition and fitness relate to and affect the quality and originality of performance in different physical activities [75]
1.5 I can reach judgements independently about how my own and others’ performance can be improved, prioritising aspects for further development [76]
1.6 I can consistently apply appropriate knowledge and understanding of health and fitness in all aspects of my work [77]
1.7 I can analyse and explain the contribution physical activity makes to my physical, mental and social well-being [78]
1.8 I participate regularly in physical activity both in and out of school for the benefit of my health and well-being [79]

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