St Peter’s Catholic College of Maths and Computing is part of the Redcar and Eston School Sport Partnership. 
Being part of the partnership gives the school a School Sport Co-ordinator, Michelle Bruin, who does a lot of work to improve the sporting opportunities available to pupils at St Peter’s.
Due to big lottery funding, more after school clubs are now available to pupils, including trampolining, cheerleading, badminton, volleyball and climbing.
Pupils are also able to take part in a wider range of competitions, including the Redcar and Cleveland Super Team Challenge, in April, which saw 15 Y8 pupils win the Y8 category.

For more information look on the School Sport Partnership website www.redcar-estonssp.co.uk

Students study four activities in depth. 25% of the marks are awarded throughout the course and a further 25% are awarded at the end of the course during a final Practical assessment/Moderation day.

Exercise studies is studied by all students and students can chose three activities from the following;

Badminton
Football
Rounders/Softball
Hockey
Netball.

Students that study additional sporting activities out of school e.g. Golf, Dance, Gymnastics, Judo or Karate may, with permission, be assessed in them and provide video evidence to support their assessment.

In addition to above students must follow a programme of study titled “Analysis of Performance”. This carries a weighting of 10%. In this component of the course students must demonstrate their knowledge of:

rules
observation & analysis
evaluation performance
tactics & strategies
plan a personal training programme to improve performance
understand the role of leadership to improve performance.

Course consists of two papers. A Practical Paper (coursework) that accounts for 60% of the marks and a Theory Paper that accounts for 40% of the marks.