Physical Education curriculum in Key Stage 3. Our pupils are allowed to develop their range of skills, make and apply decisions, enhance physical and mental capacity and evaluate and then improve performances. Tactics and knowledge of rules are honed through an open ended and flexible timetable.
Staff promote healthy and active lifestyles whilst leaving the young people to make their own informed choices regarding extra-curricular involvement in sport. Blocks of lessons are taught in four of the six National Curriculum areas.
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Physical Education curriculum in Key Stage 4. Pupils are still taught through the same range of sports as at Key Stage 3 but they only need to study two of the six National Curriculum strands. Our lessons aim to provide an insight into a diverse range of sports and promote an active and healthy lifestyle to be continued when pupils finish their compulsory schooling.
To aid the young peoples development they decide which extra-curricular clubs and teams to join and if they wish to partake in any further qualifications such as Sports Leadership (Level 1).
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Physical Education curriculum in Key Stage 5. It is compulsory for all Sixth Formers to participate in P.E. on Wednesday afternoon. There are a host of activities to cater for each pupil's interests.
The activities include a football team entered into the Berkshire Schools County League and National Cup Competition in the winter and a cricket team in the summer, training programmes individually designed in the fitness suite, multi-sport recreational sport, 10 pin bowling (or other off site activity) and a two tiered Sports Leadership programme (Level 2 – Year 12) and then Higher Sports Leadership (Level 3 – Year 13, worth 30 UCAS Points).
Passionate pupils and enthusiastic staff all committed to both competitive fixtures and the participation of everyone. 
