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Physical Education
OCR GCSE (Short/Full course) J086/J586
Controlled Assessment Summary Form
Please read the instructions overleaf before completing this form

Centre Number Centre Name JUNE 20

A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T
B452* B454*
Candidate Entry
Candidate Name
Number (2,4,B) Mark Code Mark Code Total AL AL Total Mark Code Mark Code Total AP AP AP Total
(/2) B452 Code (/2) B454

* Centres should check the specifications to ensure that they adhere to the activity combination’s rubric and should note that candidates may only choose to be assessed in the role of either coach/leader or official
once across both units B452 and B454. Please also note that candidates must be assessed in 2 different activity profiles in unit B452.

Authenticity declaration – to be made by the person responsible for coordinating the internal assessment and standardisation of GCSE Physical Education:
I confirm that the above marks are an accurate reflection of the candidates’ performance and have been subjected to internal standardisation prior to submission. I also
confirm that the assessment complies with the requirements outlined within the specifications and the OCR GCSE Physical Education J086/J586 Guide to Controlled
Assessment.

Name of internal assessor: Signature: Date:

GCW298 Revised September 2011 B452/B454/CSF

Oxford Cambridge and RSA Examinations
 INSTRUCTIONS FOR COMPLETION
Internal assessors must:
1) be thoroughly familiar with and mark to the controlled assessment generic criteria for performance, coaching/leading and/or officiating and guidance given in
the appropriate sections of the specification, the activity specific criteria and guidance available in the Guide to Controlled Assessment and the General
Controlled Assessment Regulations found in the OCR Admin Guide.
2) comply with the specifications’ rubric concerning both the combination of activities and the combination of roles.
3) list the candidates in candidate number order which will allow ease of transfer of marks to the computer printed mark sheets (MS1).
4) carry out internal moderation to ensure that the total mark awarded to each candidate reflects a single, valid and reliable order of merit for each activity.
5) carry out internal standardisation of all marks to ensure that each activity has been assessed as if it had been assessed by the same internal assessor.
When completing this form, internal assessors must:
1) enter the two practical marks for each unit in the appropriate columns together along with the activity codes. Add these two marks together to give the total
practical mark for that unit (maximum mark 50).
2) enter the analysis task mark for each unit in the appropriate column (AL or AP). Divide the analysis task mark by 2 to give the total analysis task mark for that
unit (maximum mark 10). Round up 0.5 marks to the next whole number. For the B454 Analysing Performance task only enter the relevant activity code in the
‘AP Code’ column.
3) for each unit, add the total practical mark (maximum 50) to the total analysis task mark (maximum 10) to give the unit’s total mark (maximum 60).
4) ensure that the addition of marks is independently checked.
What to input into column C:
• Where candidates are entering either B452 or B454 for the first time in this current series then the appropriate unit number (2 or 4) should be used. If they are
entering both B452 and B454 in this current series then the letter ‘B’ should be used.
• Where candidates have already been entered for B452 or B454 in a previous series and are entering their second practical unit then the appropriate unit
number (2 or 4) should be used to identify the unit being assessed in this current series. Columns D -T must be completed with both units information.
ACTIVITY AREAS AND CODES
Invasion Games Code Striking Games Code Gymnastic Activities Code Outdoor and Adventurous Activities Code
Association Football* AF Cricket* CR Figure Skating FS Canoeing/Kayaking CK
Basketball* BS Rounders* RO Gymnastics GY Hill Walking and Campcraft HL
Gaelic Football* GF Softball* SO Rhythmic Gymnastics RG Horse Riding HR
Goalball* GB Trampolining TR Mountain Biking MB
Net, Wall and Target Games Code
Handball* HA Orienteering OR
Archery AR Combat Activities Code
Hockey* HC Rock Climbing RC
Badminton* BD Boxing* BX
Hurling* HU Sailing SA
Eton Fives* EF Fencing* FE
Ice Hockey* IH Skiing SK
Golf GO Judo* JU
Lacrosse* LA Snowboarding SB
Racketball RA Karate* KR
Netball* NE Surfing SU
Squash* SQ Tae Kwon Do* TK
Roller Hockey* RH Wind Surfing WS
Table Tennis* TT
Rugby League* RL Athletic Activities Code
Tennis* TE Coaching/Leading – available in all Code
Rugby Union* RU Cross Country Running CC
Volleyball* VO activities. Add a ‘c’ to the end of the c
Water Polo* WP Cycling CY
activity code.
Dance Activities Code Resistance Training RT
Swimming Activities Code
Required Response Dance RD Rowing RW Officiating – available in activities Code
Life Saving LS
Contemporary Dance CD Track and Field Athletics TF marked with an asterisk (*). Add an ‘o’ to o
Personal Survival PS
Aerobics AE the end of the activity code.
Swimming SW
GCW298 Revised September 2011 B452/B454/CSF
Oxford Cambridge and RSA Examinations
GCW298 Revised September 2011 B452/B454/CSF
Oxford Cambridge and RSA Examinations