School Sports Coach - Chorley, United Kingdom - Chorley School Sport Partnership CIC

Description

Sports Coach


Job Description:


Responsible to:
Head of PE and Sport


Accountable to:
Director


Salary Grade:
Grade 5/6


Salary FTE:
£22,095 - £25,409


Other Payments:
Travel Expenses and Superannuation


Overall
To deliver high quality PE and school sport within and beyond the curriculum to
all young people in Primary, Special and
Secondary Schools. To support teachers during curriculum time to enhance their knowledge and skills and improve confidence.

To deliver a range of projects including practical and classroom-based lessons and various interventions to improve young people's health and wellbeing.

Coaches will lead and organise competitions and festivals in area of expertise and deliver holiday provision.


Main Responsibilities and Tasks

• Deliver high quality curriculum focused Physical Education, Sport and Health programmes.
• Organise, plan and deliver a variety of schemes of work that match the national curriculum guidelines.
• Work closely with school teachers in a supporting role to develop their skills, knowledge and confidence to deliver high quality PE.
• Provide a basic form of assessment of young people during PE Lessons and feedback to school at the end of unit or work or term.
• Support and Co lead the delivery of various projects, were qualified to do including leadership, literacy, numeracy and PSHE or 'catch up' PE Interventions, intra competitions and assessment programmes.
• Work with the Social Media Lead to promote positive news stories whilst demonstrating the impact our programmes have on participants and the wider community.
• Deliver school holiday provision during the school holidays.
• To assist with the delivery, officiating and monitoring of various primary and secondary inter school competitions, festivals, and events, including leading in area of expertise.

General

• To be fully conversant to Chorley SSP strategies, ensuring that all policies and procedures are adhered to at all times, particularly health & safety and safeguarding.
• To complete Chorley SSP or Schools documentation (e.g. risk assessment, registers, assessments and results) for relevant sessions and events, including data collecting and recording to ensure comprehensive monitoring ensuring that documents are completed, returned and processed promptly. Following in house procedures at all times regarding safe storage, access and compliance with GDPR.
• To take responsibility for all equipment, kit and other resources (including IT) provided by Chorley SSP and/or the

School ensuring appropriate use, maintenance, cleaning and safety checks (where applicable) and storage.

• To commit to and follow your own programme of continuous professional development and selfdirected learning. Always meeting national minimum operating standards and keeping up to date with industry standards and developments specifically relevant to your professional role.
• To advocate and positively promote Chorley SSP to the public.
• Any other duties commensurate with the grade of job, as may reasonably be required by the Director.

Chorley School Sport Partnership (CIC
Chorley St Peter's Church of England Primary School

Eaves Lane, Chorley PR6 0DX

Head Coach
Personal Specification


Experience in the following areas:

Experience of coaching / teaching young people in an educational setting
E
Experience of delivering events, competitions or festivals
E
Experience of completing risk assessment and adhering to health and safety procedures
D

Possess the following skills & knowledge:
Ability to deliver high quality, safe, inclusive, and inspiring PE and School Sport E
Ability to establish and maintain high standards of behaviour and good working relationships
E
Ability to work unsupervised, to cope with unexpected, stressful situations and meet targets E
Ability to work constructively as part of a team and independently, using your own initiative E
Be enthusiastic, self-motivated, and hardworking
E
Excellent team-working, communication, and interpersonal skills. E
Good ITC, planning and organisational skills, and excellent timekeeping
E
Understanding of the national curriculum, sport polices and structures D
Understanding of child development and learning processes D
Understand safeguarding and welfare principles, policies and procedures
E
Understand principles of development and have the ability to implement new strategies
E

Qualifications:

Level 2 National Governing Body Award E

Various other NGBs Awards at Level's 1 and/or 2 E

Other contemporary training with NGB, sportscoach UK or similar E

Good literacy and numeracy skills
E

Special Requirements
Valid driving licence or regular access to effective means of transport E

Flexible working week, available evening and week-ends E

A willingness to be hands on and enthusiastic E

A willingness to learn and commitment to continuous professional development E

Commitment to and a