Physical Education and Sport
May 2025 - PE and Sport update
May 2025 - PE and Sport update
In this update, I will provide more information on the UK Anti-Doping (UKAD) Clean Sports Week. Would you like to attend a UKAD seminar, which offers valuable insights into the importance of clean sports and anti-doping measures? Furthermore, I will share how you can be involved in UK Clean Sports Week - supporting and promoting fair play in sport.
April update - BTEC Sport
March update- PE and Sport
February update - PE and Sport
May 2025 - PE and Sport update
April update - BTEC Sport
April update - BTEC Sport
In this update, I would like to provide more information about the earlier release dates for the Pearson Set Assignments (PSAs) , and some support sessions for the BTEC Tech Award in Sport (2022) in preparation for the Summer 2025 series
March update- PE and Sport
February update - PE and Sport
May 2025 - PE and Sport update
April update - BTEC Sport
March update- PE and Sport
March update- PE and Sport
In this update I would like to share some information on how to share with us good news and success of your learners. Confirmation that dates and deadlines are confirmed for GCSE/GCE PE Component 3 moderation. Finally, I would also like to share the Summer (May/June) 2025 exam timetable and the provisional timetables for Winter 2026 and Summer 2026
February update - PE and Sport
May 2025 - PE and Sport update
April update - BTEC Sport
March update- PE and Sport
February update - PE and Sport
February update - PE and Sport
As we fast approach the summer series, are you ready, prepared and clear about the dates and deadlines? Do you need clarification on the process for an injured candidate for Component 3 on the GCSE PE specification, and when to apply for special consideration?
Subject advisor
Penny Lewis
Physical Education and Sport
Introducing Penny Lewis, our Subject Advisor for Physical Education and Sport.
Her role is to support you with the delivery of our qualifications, to help you understand the content and the assessment requirements and to answer any subject-specific queries you may have.
Popular topics
These are the most popular topics for BTEC in Sport and GCSE/GCE PE qualifications.
Ofqual have released the outcomes of their consultation on the changes to 2021 examinations.
The grade calculators that you can access from the link below are helpful to calculate your overall grade.
From the link below, you can read the DfE update on the resit opportunities for BTEC Level 3 learners.
Click on the link below to access a video, highlighting the updates on the BTEC Nationals in Sport and Exercise Science.
This document provides information on the processes and the procedures for the practical moderation (Component 3) for GCSE and GCE PE.
This qualification will be graded, awarded and certificated to comply with the requirements of Ofqual's General Conditions of Recognition.
The raw marks for Components 1, 2, 3 and 4 in this qualification will be scaled by Pearson to represent the relative weighting of 36% for Component 1, 24% for Component 2, 30% for Component 3 and 10% for Component 4. For components 3 and 4, marks submitted by the centre should be in raw marks based on the relevant assessment criteria grids.
component |
Percentage |
Rawmarks |
Scaling factor |
Scaling mark |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Component 1 |
36% |
90 |
1.400 |
126
|
Component 2
|
24% |
70 |
1.200 |
84 |
Component 3
|
30% |
105 |
1.000 |
105 |
Component 4
|
10% |
20 |
1.750 |
35 |
Therefore the total will be out of 350 and for each component you must multiply the raw mark by the respective scaling factor e.g. if a candidate achieve the following raw marks.
Component 1 – 70 marks
Component 2 - 60 marks
Component 3 – 100 marks
Component 4 – 18 marks
The overall subject mark would be,
Component 1 - 70 * 1.400 = 98
Component 2 – 60 * 1.200 = 72
Component 3 – 100 * 1.00 = 100
Component 4 – 18 * 1.750 = 31.5
In total the candidate has achieved 98+72+100+31.5 = 301.5 – rounded up to 302.
When the grade boundaries are set you will see the candidates overall grade.
This GCSE qualification will be graded and certificated on a nine-grade scale from 9 to 1 using the total subject mark where 9 is the highest grade. Individual components are not graded.
Students whose level of achievement is below the minimum judged by Pearson to be of sufficient standard to be recorded on a certificate will receive an unclassified U result.
Useful documents
Useful links
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Sport England
Their vision is that everyone in England feels able to take part in sport or activity, regardless of age, background or ability.
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International Olympic Committee (IOC)
The IOC is committed to building a better world through sport. Their global activities extend far beyond the staging of the Games.
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