Avonbourne School

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KS4 information

KS4 PE:
A chance of three winter and two summer activities
Core PE: Netball, hockey, volleyball, badminton, fitness, trampolining, basketball, football, dance leaders, sports leaders, tennis, softball, rounders, athletics and table tennis.
 
 
GCSE Dance:
GCSE Dance is a lot more in depth than Key Stage 3. The content enables candidates to develop knowledge, skills and understanding of creating and interpreting images/ideas/concepts embodied in dance development. The study of dance works, including those of the professional repertoire, within artistic and social contexts, is an essential component in the development of this understanding.
 
It is the specification’s emphasis on the study of how movement can be designed/formed to communicate and/or evoke responses that places it in the realms of performing arts. Although candidates will experience a range of styles throughout the course, it is mainly delivered through contemporary dance.
 
The scheme of assessment comprises of three components;
GCSE Performing Arts: Dance
Written Paper
2 hours - 20% of the total marks
Short and extended answer questions                              
Set Study
Practical Examination - 20% of the total marks
Solo performance of a Dance, set by AQA exam board, of approximately 1 minute
Performance and Choreography
Coursework - 60% of total marks
Comprises of the following;
Performance of duo/group - 20% of total marks                                  
Choreography - 30% of total marks
Extended programme Notes - 10% of total marks
(Detailed write up about your choreography)

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