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Deputy Head of PE i/c School Sport & Extra-Curricular

Deputy Head of PE i/c School Sport & Extra-Curricular

Gumley House School FCJ

Hounslow

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Salary:
MPS/UPS & OLA +TLR 2b
Job type:
Full Time, Permanent
Start date:
September of earlier
Apply by:
10 May 2024

Job overview

PURPOSE:

-       to further develop a culture of school sport across the school community;

-       to be accountable for leading, managing and developing school sport and extra-curricular;

-       to ensure the provision of an appropriately broad, balanced, relevant and differentiated school sport and extra-curricular programme, in accordance with the aims of the school and the curricular policies determined by the Governing Body and the Headteacher;

-       to assist the head of department with the effective management and deployment of teaching/support staff, financial and physical resources within the department;

-       to ensure the development and enhancement of the school sport and extra-curricular provision;

-       to develop community sport links, and establish outreach activities within the local area;

-       to play a full part in the life of the school community, to support its distinctive vision and ethos and to encourage staff and students follow this example.

  

1    TEACHING, LEARNING AND STANDARDS

The main accountabilities are to:

-       working with the department to lead curriculum development and assessment ensuring that courses provide a broad, balanced, relevant and differentiated curriculum;

-       to assist the head of department in the production, evaluation and revision of schemes of work and subject syllabuses to meet the needs of individual students;

-       use attainment data provided by the school to monitor the progress of students taught ensuring that effective use is made of the data to set targets for achievement in P.E.;

-       To assist the head of department to monitor the progress of students and identify underachievement ensuring programmes of support are in place to maximise the potential of all students;

-       To assist the head of department to monitor the progress and attainment of talented students to ensure they are ‘challenged’ in all aspects of their work;

-       ensure that individual learning targets are set for all students;

-      ensure adherence to the school’s Homework Policy and Feedback Policy by all teachers in the department;

-       monitor and evaluate teaching and learning in accordance with the school policy, including lesson observation, scrutiny of student work and quality of marking;

-       liaise with the SENDCo to ensure access and equality of opportunity for all students;

-       to assist the head of department in monitoring the progress and attainment of disadvantaged and vulnerable groups of students to ensure the department is closing the gap;

-       ensure a prompt response to parental enquiries about individual student progress within the department;

-       promote enrichment and extra-curricular activities, including the running of clubs, within the department to enhance learning.


 2     IMPROVEMENT PLANNING, MONITORING AND EVALUATION (including extra curricular and school sport provision)

      The main accountabilities are to:

-       actively promote the school’s aims and values;

-       to assist the head of department in preparing an annual department improvement plan and staff development plan for the department in accordance with the school planning cycle and taking into account the school’s Strategic Plan and School Improvement Plan;

-       meet regularly with the head of department;

-       contribute to department meetings and attend TLR meetings in accordance with the published schedule;

-       actively contribute to the school’s procedure for self-evaluation;

-       take part, as required, in the review, development and management of activities relating to the curriculum, organisation and pastoral functions of the school.

-       continue the organisation, development and quality assurance of the Duke of Edinburgh Award.


3       LEADING AND MANAGING STAFF (assist HOD in)

The main accountabilities are to:

-       to assist the head of department in leading, managing and coordinating the work of the P.E. Department and encourage the process of team building;

-       assist the head of department in representing department views through attendance at appropriate meetings and provide feedback;

-       meet formally with the link SLT member according to schedule regarding school sport and extra-curricular;

-       participate in relevant courses and keep abreast of current or new developments in the subject and the curriculum;

-       assist the head of department in participating in the selection and appointment of teaching and support staff to the department

-       to assist the head of department in ensuring that school policies are implemented by all staff within the department.

-       In the absence of the head of department, take on the strategic leadership and responsibility of the department


 4   EFFICIENT AND EFFECTIVE DEPLOYMENT OF RESOURCES (assist)

      The main accountabilities are to:

-       to assist the head of department in overseeing ordering, maintenance and accountability for the teaching and learning resources within the department;

-       to assist the head of department in ensuring the care of rooms and other spaces, including furnishings and fittings in the department;

-       to assist the head of department in ensuring the school’s Health and Safety policy is implemented and monitored in the department, including appropriate risk assessments when necessary;

-       to assist the head of department in ensuring all corridors in the vicinity of and relating to the P.E. Department have inspiring displays of material including students’ work which is regularly updated;

-       to assist the head of department in managing the department budget effectively;

-       to assist the head of department in maintaining and regularly updating the department inventory of equipment and audit on an annual basis.




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GUMLEY HOUSE SCHOOL FCJ 

Gumley is a school with a long tradition of educating girls (and boys in the Sixth form) to make a difference to our world. The school was established in 1841 by Marie Madeleine d’Houet, foundress of the Faithful Companions of Jesus (FCJ) an international society of Catholic sisters working in many parts of the world. In the UK there are five FCJ schools; each with its own identity but bound together by the tenets of the FCJ Philosophy of Education based on Ignatian principles.

Six core FCJ values of companionship, dignity, justice, hope, excellence and gentleness are at the heart of our work with young people and with each other.

Gumley is a vibrant learning community where students and staff learn and thrive together. The ethos of academic and personal excellence prepares our students to confidently achieve their education and career aspirations in the global world. Vision and innovation form our central pillar of learning and our Sixth Form reflects the fact that our students are approaching adulthood and encourages independent study in an attractive environment.

Our students are provided with a broad and balanced curriculum which recognises the importance of creativity and the arts as well as making sure that maths and science are taught by well qualified specialist teachers. Our students are supported by an outstanding pastoral team led by one of our Deputy Headteachers who work with Heads of Year, Pastoral Managers, Chaplains and school counsellors to provide a safe environment for all to flourish.

Gumley’s academic results reflect our tradition of achievement, the students’ high levels of ambition, parental support, as well as the challenging teaching and dedication of the staff. The vast majority of our students are accepted at their first choice university including Oxbridge, reading a wide variety of subjects. Some also attain scholarships or high level apprenticeships with companies such as SKY, PwC and Lloyds of London.

At the heart of our education is the belief that whole person development is paramount. Thus, we strive to provide our students with inspiring opportunities and a wide experience through extra-curricular activities.

Gumley is situated on a beautiful site with excellent facilities. This creates a peaceful uncrowded environment in which our students are encouraged to live by our motto: ‘Vive ut Vivas’ - ‘Life in all its fullness’ and grow into their best self.

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