Teacher of Physical Education & Games (i/c Netball)

at  Alleyns SchoolLondon

JOB OVERVIEW

We are looking for a dynamic, energetic and inspiring Teacher of PE and Games to join our thriving, highly successful and forward-thinking Department.
This is a maternity cover for up to one year starting on 6 January 2025 and the successful candidate will have particular responsibility for netball, leading our netball programme, overseeing all aspects of coaching, team development, and administration.
The successful candidate should have a real love for sport and an ability to convey this to pupils, as well as a natural empathy and pastoral instinct. The ability to motivate and inspire (both students and teachers) is vital, as is being able to work as part of a strong team.
This particular post could suit either an experienced teacher, someone early in their teaching career (e.g. an ECT) or possibly an aspiring teacher wanting to enter the profession (we have a full training and induction programme in place).
To find out more about the role, full details can be found in the job description below and on our
website
. And to find out more about Alleyn’s and the superb facilities, resources and benefits that staff have access to, please have a look at the
‘Working at Alleyn’s
brochure.
We have our own very competitive salary scale which takes account of experience and the nature of the role, and accommodation may be available.

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Job Description
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CO-EDUCATIONAL COMMUNITY

Girls and boys at Alleyn’s genuinely enjoy learning together and this is a very happy school.
Our pupils are encouraged to appreciate each other’s achievements and contributions and it is wonderful to see them grow in confidence as our co-ed community offers them a wonderful variety of ways to develop skills and cement lifelong friendships.
The Junior School is a member of IAPS, with pupils aged from 4 to 11.
The Senior School is an HMC school with pupils aged from 11 to 18.
There are just over 1,080 pupils in the Senior School, of whom around 30% are in the Upper School (Sixth Form).
Our main intake to the Senior School is at 11+ and there are further new places at 16+.
We have six year 7 classes of around 26 children, with smaller classes common at GCSE.
Upper School teaching sets are not larger than 14 and are usually sized 8-12.

Please refer the Job description for details