Year 11 Learning

In Year 11 students enhance their understanding of health and wellbeing and the factors that affect this. Students look at the effects of factors including analysis of physiological data and provide healthy lifestyle changes in order to improve overall health and wellbeing.

Term Learning Cycle Key Content
Autumn Component 2 - Health and Social Care Services and Values
Component 3 Factors effecting health and wellbeing
Component 2 - Health and Social Care Services and Values Coursework Completion
  • Primary Care
  • Secondary Care
  • Tertiary Care
  • Services for children and young people
  • Services for adults or children with specific needs
  • The role of informal care
  • Barriers
  • Physical factors (genetics, acute and chronic health, diet, exercise, substance use, personal hygiene)
  • Social, emotional, and cultural factors (social interactions, stress, culture, gender, education)
  • All previously taught content from the learning cycle (Autumn 1) used to support completion of Component 2 Coursework
Spring Component 3 -Factors effecting health and wellbeing
Component 3- Physiological Indicators
Component 3 - Recommendations for improving health and wellbeing
Component 3 - Factors effecting health and wellbeing
  • Economic factors
  • Environmental factors
  • Life events
  • Physiological indicators (pulse, blood pressure, peak flow, BMI)
  • Lifestyle indicators (smoking, alcohol, inactive lifestyle)
  • Person centred approach
  • Using a person-centred approach to improve health and wellbeing
  • Recommendations for improving health
  • Barriers and obstacles
  • Recap of all previously taught content on factors effecting health and wellbeing
Summer Component 3 - Health and Wellbeing
  • All previously taught content from the learning cycle (Autumn and Spring) used to support Component 3 Examination

Autumn Knowledge (Year 11)

Spring Knowledge (Year 11)

Summer Knowledge (Year 11)

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