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In year 7 you will get the opportunity to join numerous sports teams and possibly represent the school. You may just want to attend sports clubs. That is also ok. We run plenty of clubs and activities throughout the year and these are open to all students to attend, regardless of ability.
Attached are examples of clubs we offered last year

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A big part of your lessons next year will be you taking more responsibility for your own learning.
In the first term we will show you how to lead a warm up and you will learn the muscles that are important for PE.

How many do you know?
Why don't you print the template below and write on the muscles you know? Any you don't know you could research and add on.
These  will help you in September
Good luck.

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In Year 7 we try to build on the activities you have done at primary school whilst introducing you to possible new activities. You will study 7 different activities over the course of the year.

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You will need to bring your PE kit to each lesson, twice a week. It is important to be organised so you do not forget it.

The Christ the King PE kit can be found on the school website and on the link below. Students will require full PE kit but we understand that there may be difficulties getting all the items at the moment.

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University: Manchester Met
Physical Education
Favourites:
Football team: Everton
Sport to play: Hockey
Sport to watch: Major sporting events such as the Olympic Games
My Sporting heroes:
Tracey Neville - Not only did she represent her country at netball she managed the team when they won Gold at the Commonwealth Games.
Plus I had the pleasure of meeting and talking to her...she is one powerful and determined woman

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Everybody has a favourite sporting film whether it be the classics like "Bend it like Beckham" or more recent films like "The Big Green" we all have our favourite.

Why not tell us about it? What is it about? which parts ar eyour favourite?. You could even add a picture or photo.

If you save it and bring it to school with you in September (don't worry we will remember) we will display your work on the noticeboard in PE.

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Below are some of the important PE words you will come across in Year 7. It is not a complete list and you will learn more with each activity you study

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University: Liverpool Hope
Physical Education and History
Favourites:
Football team: Liverpool
Sport to play: Rugby Union
Sport to watch: Rugby Union and Rugby League
My Sporting heroes:
Steve Prescott - played Rugby League for St Helens, Hull and Great Britain winning all the major honours. Diagnosed with a rare cancer in 2006 and given months to live by the time he died in 2013 he had raised over £500,000 and received an MBE. Proof you can do anything if you put your mind to it.

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University: Liverppol John Moores
Physical Education, Sport and Dance
Favourites:
Football team: Everton FC
Sport to play: Basketball or Zumba
Sport to watch: All, mostly Boxing, Football and Athletics
My Sporting heroes: Jessica Ennis Hill - An Olympic champion and British record-holder in the heptathlon and qualified for the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio less than a year after giving birth to her son Reggie. Girl Power at it's best

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University: Liverpool John Moores
Physical Education, Sport and Dance
Favourites:
Football team: Everton FC
Sport to play: Golf
Sport to watch: Football
My Sporting heroes: Carl Lewis
9 Time Olympic Gold Medalist in 4 different events (100m Sprint, 200m Sprint, Long Jump and 4x100m Relay).  For nearly an entire decade no human on the planet could run faster or jump further than him.

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University: Liverpool John Moores
Physical Education, Sport and Dance
Favourites:
Football team: Manchester United
Sport to play: Netball
Sport to watch: Athletics
My Sporting heroes: Kelly Holmes 2004 Olympics Gold medallist in both 800m and 1500m, great role model and inspiration, never giving up on her dreams despite injury and personal setbacks.

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Co ordination is really important in  PE and juggling is a good way to pratice and improve this. It can be using your hands or feet (yes keepy up's is a form of juggling.
See the attached poster and give it a try

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The PE Department at Christ the King will offer you the opportunity to participate and develop in many activities in a safe, fun environment. In return we have high expectations of you.

Below you will find what you can expect from us and what we ask in return to make our learning an enjoyable and valuable experinece for all

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Different sports and activities require loads of different skills and attributes. There are, however , many that are common to all such as balance, co ordination, reaction time andagility amongst others.
If you work on these individual skills they will help you in all the activities you will study next year at CTK.

If you follow the link below there are a series of short videos and activities you might find useful.

Check it out!!

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Association for Physical Education - Association For Physical Education | P.E.

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Yorkshire Sport Foundation and national organisations, including afPE, have been working with physical educators from across the country to support parents to teach PE at home.

Short two-minute videos have been created that show parents (and teachers) free, fun and easy to follow PE activities for the whole family to enjoy together.

Each #ThisIsPE video focuses on a different aspect of the National Curriculum. The videos, delivered by PE teachers, will help children and young people to continue their skill development in PE during this period when we are having to stay at home, to save lives.

You don't need to be in PE kit and you don't need sports equipment. All of the videos use items that you can find around the home.

View the videos below. Please let us have your feedback and use the hashtag #ThisIsPE.

Lesson 1 - Coordination with ball skills

Lesson 2 - Footwork patterns

Lesson 3 - Throwing for accuracy

Lesson 4 - Rock and roll gymnastics

Lesson 5 - Balloon blasting

Lesson 6 - Jumping in combination

Lesson 7 - Agility

Lesson 8 - King of the cones

Lesson 9 - Agility

Lesson 10 - Flat target accuracy

Lesson 11 - Catching

Lesson 12 - Agility and throws

Lesson 13 - Creative movement

Lesson 14 - Sock wars

Lesson 15 - Striking for distance

Lesson 16 - Horizontal climbing

Lesson 17 - Five to one challenge

Lesson 18 - Reaction wall

Lesson 19 -Throwing techniques

Lesson 20 - Lily pad jump

Lesson 21 - Basic shapes in gymnastics

Lesson 22 - Treasure chest

Lesson 24 - Gym shapes and travel

Lesson 25 - Directions through dance

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#ThisIsPE - Supporting Parents to Teach PE at Home - Association for Physical Education - Association For Physical Education | P.E.

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Yorkshire Sport Foundation and national organisations, including afPE, have been working with physical educators from across the country to support parents to teach PE at home. Short two-minute videos have been created that show parents (and teachers) free, fun and easy to follow PE activities for the whole family to enjoy together.