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Teacher of PE (male)

Teacher of PE (male)

The Queen Katherine School

Cumbria

  • Expired
Salary:
MPS/UPS
Job type:
Part Time, Fixed Term
Start date:
1st September 2022 or sooner
Apply by:
19 September 2022

Job overview

Teacher of PE (UPS/MPS – 0.7 FTE) 

Fixed term contract to 31 August 2023

We are seeking a hard-working and inspirational male Teacher of Physical Education whose enthusiasm is matched by the quality of progress and outcomes. We are looking for someone who has a passion for physical education and who will be able to demonstrate this through teaching and learning and extra-curricular provision. 

The ideal candidate will have the ability to support the development of sports such as football and rugby.

The successful candidate will be an outstanding teacher who is highly motivated and has a passion for their subject. The role would suit an Early Careers Teacher looking for their first position. 

The school is committed to safeguarding the welfare of children and young people and expects all staff and volunteers to share this commitment. The successful candidate will be required to undertake an enhanced disclosure via the Disclosure & Barring Services (DBS).

Closing date for applications: noon 19th September 2022

Interviews will be held week beginning: TBC

To start: 1st January 2023 or sooner 



For any queries, please contact Tracy Houlden, HR Manager

  tracy.houlden@queenkatherine.org


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About The Queen Katherine School

Our School

The Queen Katherine School is situated on the edge of the stunning Lake District; we are an 11-18 Academy with approximately 1000 students. The school was rated Good by Ofsted in March 2022. Our results reflect the school’s incredible success: top 7% in the country for A level (grades A-B) and top 25% for Progress 8 at GCSE. We have fantastic facilities all located on one, large site providing a vibrant and healthy learning space.

Our school culture is based around being ‘Proud to Belong’, a set of values that our whole community, students, staff, parents and governors, work to develop. We are a school that believes whole-heartedly in developing the whole child and we give equal importance to our academic and whole child curriculum. We pride ourselves not only on our academic excellence, but also on the unparalleled extra-curricular opportunities we provide to broaden students’ horizons and develop the confidence and creativity that our learners need to thrive as they move into a global community.

Our care for students is reflected in all aspects of our school organisation. We invest heavily in pastoral support so that non-teaching pastoral experts – often in liaison with teachers - can break down learning barriers to empower teachers to teach with the highest expectations. Behaviour in school is excellent so our learners reach their potential. We are proud to be an inclusive community supporting students of all abilities and aptitudes in this mixed socio-economic area.

Our teaching culture is based upon ‘excellence beyond compliance’. We believe in the power of collective teacher efficacy using a common language and being clear what it is to be a ‘QKS teacher’ but this is underpinned by a strong ethos of teacher autonomy. We invest heavily in high-quality CPD. We practise an annual Teaching and Learning focus for all colleagues in combination with separate departmental CPD foci led by Subject Leaders.

If you are looking to work in a supportive and aspirational school community absolutely committed to positive relationships and the highest expectations for all learners, you will find this at The Queen Katherine School.

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