Practical Performance in Sport
Students take part in two Olympic sports taster sessions, developing core skills, techniques and tactical awareness in unfamiliar and structured environments, supporting practical performance.
Components of Fitness
Activities highlight key components such as agility, balance, coordination, power and reaction time. Students can directly experience how different sports demand different physical attributes.
Skill Classification & Application
Exposure to a range of sports allows students to identify and apply skill continua (open/closed, simple/complex, gross/fine), linking theory to real sporting contexts.
Rules, Regulations & Officiating
Sessions with professional coaches introduce official rules, scoring systems and basic officiating principles, reinforcing understanding of how sports are structured and governed.
Sports Psychology
Students experience performing in new environments, helping them explore confidence, motivation, focus and the impact of pressure on performance.
Socio-Cultural Influences in Sport
The Paris 2024 Venue Legacy Tour and Stade de France visit provide insight into the global impact of mega-events like the Olympic Games, including legacy, participation and national identity.
Commercialisation & Media in Sport
Through visits to major venues and iconic landmarks, students explore how sport is influenced by sponsorship, media coverage and global audiences.
Health, Fitness & Wellbeing
Active participation across multiple disciplines promotes understanding of the physical and mental benefits of sport, supporting lifelong engagement in physical activity.
Sport & Society (Olympic Values)
The Olympic legacy experience reinforces key values such as excellence, respect and friendship, linking to wider discussions around ethics, inclusion and global sporting culture.