Physical Education Teacher with Head of Football
Teacher of Physical Education
Subject Overview
KS3 Students receive a varied curriculum offering with major representative sports taught as a whole year group in a double Games lesson each week.This is supplemented with a further single lesson in teaching groups, which focuses on wider aspects of Physical Education, such as gymnastics, OAA, team building, badminton, and fitness and health.
At Ks4, students continue to actively take part in PE each week with students introduced to new activities such as korfball, handball, flag football, self defence and Volleyball. The College follow the Eduqas specifications for both GCSE and A level Physical Education, with approximately a third of students actively choosing GCSE PE as one of their option choices each year.
Academic PE has regularly been one of the best performing subjects within the College. Our 2026 results were particularly strong achieving a positive value add and with 100% of A Level students achieving A-C and 100% of GCSE students achieving Grade 5 or above in the summer examinations.
Teacher of Physical Education & Head of Football
Duties and responsibilities
A full-time teacher would be expected to teach up to 31 lessons a week of 45-minutes each (Early Career Teachers can expect a reduced contact time and a full program of support). The successful candidate will deliver a varied and inclusive Physical Education curriculum across all key stages, including teaching Academic PE up to GCSE level. Additionally, the role includes full pastoral responsibilities as a Form Tutor, supporting the holistic development and well-being of pupils throughout their time at the College.
The Head of Football will provide strategic leadership, direction, and a clear vision for football across the entire College from Prep to Senior level, promoting both sporting excellence and inclusivity. The postholder will plan and oversee a comprehensive, competitive fixtures programme, delivering high-quality coaching across all age and ability ranges while building on current achievements such as winning the 2026 ESFA U15 Small School’s National Championship.
Working closely with the Head of PE, staff, and parents, the postholder will select, referee, and supervise teams for home and away fixtures, driving high standards of fair play, character, and pupil achievement. The postholder will be expected to maintain thorough, up- to-date expertise in Physical Education and football coaching through regular continuous professional development.
Physical Education Teacher with Head of Football
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