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Junior School Sports Coach

Junior School Sports Coach

The Portsmouth Grammar School

Portsmouth

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Salary:
PGS Salary Scales and Benefits
Job type:
Part Time, Permanent
Start date:
As soon as possible
Apply by:
30 January 2023

Job overview

The Portsmouth Grammar School is a leading co-educational day school known for excellent teaching, superb pastoral care and wide-ranging co-curricular opportunities.

We are very much a family school and are pleased to offer an education across the age range. Our Pre-School for 2½ to 4 year olds, the Junior School for children aged 4 to 11 and a Senior School for students aged 11 to 18, are all dedicated to helping girls and boys thrive and to reach their potential. 

The Portsmouth Grammar Junior School enjoys a reputation for providing outstanding opportunities for the development of pupils’ knowledge and enjoyment of physical education as well as the acquisition and application of sporting skills. 

Sports Coaches in the Junior School work under the direction and supervision of teachers to deliver an excellent standard of coaching in a range of sports which include football, rugby, cricket, and hockey and netball. They report to the Junior School Director of Sport and the Head of Girls’ Games.

We have a new vacancy for a part-time Sports Coach to start as soon as possible in our Junior School.

Applicants should hold a coaching qualification, ideally to Level 2, in one or more main school sports.

Hours of work: 

This vacancy is a part-time, term time position for 13 hours each week during PGS term-times, with the hours to be worked on Wednesdays, Thursdays and Saturday mornings during term time. The exact work pattern will be confirmed by the Junior School Director of Sport or the Head of Girls’ Games and some flexibility will be required across the three days.  Saturday Sport sessions run from 9.00am to 11.00am. 

There may be the opportunity to work additional hours at other times, for example to provide cover. Any additional hours will be as agreed in advance by the Junior School Director of Sport or the Head of Girls’ Games and will be paid via monthly timesheet in arrears. There may also be opportunities to support on an ad-hoc basis the holiday sports clubs which operate during the school holidays, although this is not a requirement of the role.

Attendance at INSET (Professional Development Days) on days you do not usually work, for example to complete required training in Safeguarding, First Aid or Health and Safety is a requirement of the role and will also be paid via timesheet.  

The start date will be as soon as possible. 

How to apply:

Candidates are asked to apply either through the link on our PGS website www.pgs.org.uk or alternatively by using the online form linked to this advert on www.tes.com.

Any enquires about the role or how to apply are welcome at hr@pgs.org.uk. The closing date is noon 30th January 2023 and interviews will be scheduled to take place on the school site as soon as possible thereafter, with a provisional date of 3rd February 2023.


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About The Portsmouth Grammar School

Founded in 1732, The Portsmouth Grammar School (PGS) is a co-educational independent day school for pupils aged 2½ - 18 years, situated in the heart of Portsmouth, Hampshire.  This thriving school is just a stone’s throw from the Solent and comprises of a Pre-School, Junior School, Senior School and Sixth Form, providing the very best education to 1,348 pupils.

Aims and Values

The school aims for member of its community to be both happy and successful, with the purpose of the school to offer an outstanding education that prepares each individual to lead a fulfilled and purposeful life. At the heart of everything is the PGS Core. By being part of the school community, each person aspires to the attributes of curiosity, creativity, courage, commitment, compassion and collaboration.

ISI Report 2022

During an ISI Inspection in late 2022 both the achievement of the pupils, including their academic development and the personal development of the pupils were found to be excellent - the highest possible classification. The Inspection also looked at the School’s compliance with the regulatory standards and requirements. PGS met all the standards required.

Head

Mr David Wickes


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