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Graduate Assistant (Girls Games)

Graduate Assistant (Girls Games)

Caterham School

Surrey

  • Expired
Job type:
Full Time, Fixed Term
Start date:
1 September 2017
Apply by:
30 April 2017

Job overview

GRADUATE ASSISTANT (GIRLS GAMES)   

One year, full time, term time contract to start 1 September 2017  


One of the finest co-educational independent schools in the country  Caterham School is an HMC co-educational day and boarding school for pupils aged 11 to 18 years.  

As a family school with Christian values, we provide a caring and stimulating environment for around 900 pupils. In 2015, Caterham School was ranked by The Times as one of the top 10 co-educational day and boarding schools in the South East England based on A* - B A level results. We offer a wide range of co-curricular activities enabling the students to develop their skills and interests. 

The successful applicant will be expected to contribute to the busy co-curricular life of the School.  The beautiful 200 acre campus is a five minute drive from J6 of the M25 and a short walk from the local station.  

Graduate Assistant (Girls Games)

On a daily basis, Graduate Assistants are timetabled to team teach and assist with all the Department’s PE and Games lessons.  In addition to assisting with the organisation of equipment and instructing pupils with special needs, e.g. non-swimmers, they can contribute to more differentiated learning by teaching small groups within a lesson.  This is a flexible arrangement, depending on individual capabilities in the various sports.  In ‘free’ lessons or when not required to play an active teaching role, graduates assist with PE administration. 


In addition to the duties outlined a Graduate Assistant will be expected to:  

• teach sport in timetabled Games  

• coach the teams in practices and matches  

• umpire matches  


After school and on Saturdays, Graduate Assistants contribute to sports practices and matches, as directed by the Heads of Departments and Teachers in charge of Games.  

A Graduate Assistant attached to girl’s games would be expected to have the expertise to coach either lacrosse or netball.   

Graduates undertake other school-based duties as and when required, such as supervising in the classroom for absent staff, assisting the main School Office and at parents’ evenings and other school functions.  

Those who offer another subject specialism are also encouraged share their expertise in supporting Departments elsewhere in the School.  

This role would be ideally suited to those with a passion for sport and young people and wishing to gain relevant experience before embarking on a formal teaching qualification.  

The current, prorated (actual) salary for this term time role is £15,000 per annum.

To apply  please visit www.caterhamschool.co.uk/about/careers/support-staff-vacancies


Caterham School is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people and expects all staff and volunteers to share this commitment.  Applicants will be required to undergo child protection screening appropriate to the post including checks with past employers and the Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS).

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About Caterham School

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Caterham is a UK leading co-educational day and boarding school. We are a high achieving, ambitious and friendly school recognised for our academic achievement, our innovation and wellbeing programme, which underpins all that we do here. Our academic results consistently place us as a top performing UK independent school. Caterham is an EdTech 50 and an Apple Distinguished School, winner of the TES ‘Best Use of Digital’ award, and the first UK school to be awarded the National Children’s Bureau’s Wellbeing for Schools Award.

Our progressive approach to learning and teaching, our focus on embracing the best of technology, combined with the strength and warmth of our school community makes Caterham a unique place in which to work.  Caterham is a school which supports its teachers to progress and play a full part in our pupils’, and the school’s, achievements.

The community here is vibrant and energetic both in the classroom and across the wide range of co-curricular activities provided. Our community holds a wide range of academic, artistic and sporting interests all underpinned by a collective drive to support achievement, and each other.


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