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Inspire Active Lifestyles in an Outstanding Harrow School
An enthusiastic and dynamic PE Teacher (applications welcome from all genders) is required to join the dedicated and energetic Physical Education department of an Outstanding comprehensive school in Harrow, commencing in September. Interviews for this exciting opportunity will be held next Thursday, 22nd May. This is a wonderful chance to contribute to the physical and personal development of students within a school experiencing impressive academic growth and committed to providing a world-class education.
Responsibilities
- You will plan and deliver engaging and inclusive PE lessons across all key stages, promoting physical fitness, teamwork, and a healthy lifestyle.
- The role involves fostering excellent learning and progress in a wide range of sporting activities, catering to the diverse interests and abilities of students.
Requirements
- Qualified Teacher Status (QTS) or equivalent with a specialism in Physical Education is essential.
- Experience teaching engaging and effective PE lessons across the secondary age range is highly desirable.
- A strong knowledge of various sports and physical activities, along with an understanding of health and safety, is expected.
- Excellent communication, interpersonal, and organisational skills are vital.
Benefits
- Outer London Payscale will be offered.
- You will become part of a supportive and well-resourced PE department within an Outstanding school.
- Benefit from a commitment to staff development, including workshops and coaching opportunities.
- Be part of a calm, friendly, and supportive atmosphere with excellent student behaviour.
About the School
This Outstanding school in Harrow is a popular and oversubscribed comprehensive school committed to providing a world-class education underpinned by four core principles: Excellent Learning & Progress, Excellent Behaviour, Safety and Care, Excellent Aspirations, and Excellent Communication. The school is experiencing a period of impressive academic growth.
