In our latest episode, we'll introduce you to content creator, social media consultant and former student Harvey Morton, who talks about his experiences at school, college, university, in business, and his journey to where he is now.

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Listen as Cambridge OCR Subject Advisor for Sport and Physical Education, Kate Thompson, chats with Mark Taylor, Principal Moderator for the GCSE AEP coursework. They take a deep dive into the assessment grid – Analysing and Evaluating Performance (AEP), and how teachers can best support students to succeed.

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Listen as Sports Subject Advisor Kate Thompson catches up with Jane Flemming, our Principal Moderator.

The episode covers the latest advice and guidance for teachers to support their students to progress throughout their course.

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Kate and Jon, our sport and PE subject advisors, catch up with Jules Shaw, Principal Moderator for Sport Science.

In this episode of the OCR PE Podcast, John and Kate are joined by principal moderator Jules Shaw to unpack top tips for success in the Cambridge National in Sport Science. From tailoring training plans to specific clients, to making the most of technology and nutrition tasks, Jules shares practical insights and common pitfalls to avoid—perfect for teachers and students aiming for top marks.

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Join Kate Thompson, our Sports Subject Advisor, as she sits down with Harry Bambury and Justin Humphries, two sports lawyers from Mills & Reeve.

In this insightful episode, we explore the fascinating world of sports law. Harry and Justin share their personal journeys into the field, offer a behind-the-scenes look at their roles, and provide valuable advice for aspiring lawyers - including the different pathways into the profession.

Whether you're passionate about sports, interested in law or simply curious about how the two areas work together, this episode is a must-listen for students looking to turn their passions into a career.

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In our first religious studies-themed podcast, our Subject Advisor Richard Barrow catches up with Dr Benjamin Sachs-Cobbe, Senior Lecturer in philosophy at the University of St Andrews. Listen as they discuss the Ethics Cup; a tournament where secondary school students have the opportunity to debate on ethical issues of public concern.

Discover more information about Dr Sachs-Cobbe and the Ethics Cup via the links below:

Dr Benjamin Sachs-Cobbe - School of Philos Anthro and Film Studies

The Ethics Cup – University of St Andrews Centre for Ethics, Philosophy and Public Affairs

Reading suggestions:

Frontiers of Justice — Harvard University Press

The Tyranny of Merit | Michael J. Sandel | 9780141991177 | Awesome Books

Justice Everywhere – a blog about philosophy in public affairs

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Listen as subject advisors Jon Varey and Kate Thompson answer the latest frequently asked questions from teachers about planning, delivering and assessing our GCSE and A Level PE qualifications. Have a question you'd like answered? Send an email with your question to pe@ocr.org.uk.

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Listen as subject advisors Jon Varey and Kate Thompson answer the latest frequently asked questions from teachers about planning, delivering and assessing our Cambridge Nationals in Sport Science and Sport Studies. Have a question you'd like answered? Send an email with your question to pe@ocr.org.uk.

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