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Sports Coaches - Netball/Hockey

Sports Coaches - Netball/Hockey

Notre Dame Senior School

Surrey

  • £27.17 - £31.12 per hour
  • Expired
Job type:
Part Time, Temporary
Start date:
January 2022
Apply by:
30 November 2021

Job overview

JOB OVERVIEW

We are seeking passionate and enthusiastic Sports Coaches in Netball/Hockey to join our thriving Sports Department from January 2022. 

Notre Dame School has created a department of academic strength and diversity of performance. Sport is taught across the age and ability range to A Level. Notre Dame has fantastic sports facilities including, a full-size all-weather pitch, 4 netball courts, a swimming pool, 2 sports halls, fields and a fitness suite. 

Extra-curricular sports are popular with a high percentage of the students with a wide range of clubs, practices and fixtures each week. Some of these are led by teaching staff and some by specialist coaches. 


THE PERSON

The ideal candidates will be accomplished participants in sport with energy, enthusiasm and a genuine passion for inspiring young people in a thriving department. Experience of coaching hockey or netball is essential.

Level 1 or above coaching qualifications in Hockey or Netball is desirable as is a Netball umpiring qualification.


THE ROLE

The Sports Coaches will play a significant role in the coaching of sport in the school and will work closely with the PE Staff to help or lead after school sessions. They will also take teams to fixtures on Wednesdays after school, refereeing matches and overseeing the team.


JOB REQUIREMENTS

• A sports person with experience of coaching hockey or netball

• Experience of organising extra-curricular activities 

• Planning and leading (and/or assisting) in well-structured after school Hockey/Netball sessions  

• Looking to develop individual sporting needs, as well as team strategies

• Umpiring fixtures on Wednesdays after school at either home or away fixtures.

• Willingness and flexibility to be actively involved in the management of equipment and facilities

Hours: 7.5 hours, 3 evenings a week (Term time only)

Start date: January 2022



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About Notre Dame Senior School

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Notre Dame School (Preparatory and Senior) is an Independent Catholic day school for approximately 750 pupils (382 in the Senior School) and has occupied its present site in Cobham since 1937.

The property is jointly owned by the Sisters of the Company of Mary Our Lady and Notre Dame School Cobham and administered by a Board of Governors.

The Company of Mary Our Lady is an international teaching order founded by St. Jeanne de Lestonnac in 1607 and has almost 300 schools, colleges, universities and hospitals spread across twenty-six countries.  The Order is committed to preserving the unique charism of all the educational establishments.

The Head of the Senior School is a member of GSA whilst the Head of the Preparatory School is a member of IAPS.  Both Heads are members of the Catholic Independent Schools Conference.  The Heads enjoy equal status and manage their respective schools whilst working closely together with the Bursary Department and Board of Governors on whole school matters.  The Governors are proud of Notre Dame’s reputation as a successful, mixed-ability school.  It aims to achieve high academic standards in a disciplined and happy atmosphere.  The majority of pupils from the Preparatory School transfer to the Senior School and excellent results achieved at GCSE and A level are indicative of the high level of teaching, care and expectation.

The school is set in 17 acres in a secluded location, yet is easily accessible to local towns and villages as well as SW London.  The original Mansion now houses part of the Preparatory School, but the school has been greatly extended during the last thirty years and has a building plan in place for future development.  Most recently a £1.4 million Learning Resource Centre for the whole school has been completed and a Science Facility consisting of six new laboratories for the Senior School together with extensive new building and refurbishment of the Art facilities.

The school is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people and expects all staff and volunteers to share this commitment.
 

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