What sports can you choose for GCSE p.E? Please explain in detail. x?

Question

I dont understand what sports you can choose. In my school, we have to do 4 sports. I wish to do badminton, lifesaving, swimming and dance...but whats all this stuff about being videoed? Would i do my final options in school or out of school? Please explain how you carry out your final sports in detail. Thanks, love u! x

Answer 1

I'm taking GCSE P.E and I think that you can choose any 4 sports that are easy to measure your ability in, but if your first sport is something more difficult to measure they may make exceptions, i.e last year someone took ski-ing. I am also pretty sure that you must have one individual sport and one team sport. When I do it I think I am going to do football, tennis, athletics and table-tennis or maybe cricket. It will probably depend on the facilities at your school as to what most people take, say your school has tennis courts more people will be inclined to take tennis, especially if you do tennis in your lessons. Hope this helps :)

Answer 2

the sports you do have to be games, like badminton, rounders, hockey and netball.

you cant do athletics ect, they arn't games!

its A Level you can do anything you want to!!!

Answer 3

hi,

firstly u cant choose what sports you do but girls do one thing while boys do another,

im affraid   :(

i do gcse p,e i hate it

Answer 4

I've just done my pe GCSE and we got 2 choose 3 sports as our 4th had 2 b fitness (of any kind) cos thats what the curriclum said, you can choose w.e. sports u like, u wont be filmed in lifesaving and swimming as you cant video in public swimming centres ( i know what i'm sayin i did lifesaving 4 my gcse) Badminton you will be measured on how well you perfom certain movements, and dance you will have to make up a short dance (about 2 mins) nd then perform it infront of an examiner.

So your swimming nd lifesaving would be out of sch, nd badmnton and dance in sch.

Hope that helps

Answer 5

in the exams you do running or you do circuit training