Hatherop Castle School is seeking GAP students to join our team. In this role, you will enrich the learning experience for pupils and help with the day-to-day running of the School.
We are looking for a dynamic and enthusiastic person to join our passionate team of support staff. You will be committed to ensuring every child reaches their potential through your child-centred approach and be proactive in seeking self-development while working effectively within a team. Additionally, you will provide effective pastoral care, meeting the individual physical and emotional needs of the children.
You will benefit from an opportunity to gain work experience where high standards are expected in everything we do. You will gain insight into the teaching profession and get involved in a huge variety of experiences across the school.
For further information, please read the full job description below.
Reporting to:
Head of Boarding
Hours, Salary and Benefits:
Hours:
Fixed term contract, term time only.
40 hours per week, which includes evening/wake up duties, some weekends, and teaching support during the day, mostly with Games Lessons.
Salary:
£14,000 to £16,000 age dependent and pro rata.
Benefits:
Pension contribution of 5%
Shopping discounts
Complementary lunch
Paid holidays + bank holidays
Access to the group's counselling scheme
Personal accident at work cover
On-site parking
You will be given a timetable, which will assign you to specific teachers/year groups. This might, however, change with time depending on how the work progresses.
You will be required to work each day the school is open, during the INSET days in advance of the start of term, and potentially also 1 day after the autumn and spring terms have finished and 2 days after the summer term has finished.
The successful candidate will:
Be enthusiastic about working with and inspiring children in all areas of school life.
Be a good team player.
Be an enthusiastic sportsperson and passionate about the role of sport in the School.
Be a capable and confident communicator.
Have the sporting knowledge, experience, and willingness to lead games and activities for boys and girls at break times and during Games sessions. This will specifically include: football, rugby, cricket, netball, and hockey - depending on experience.
In addition, they will have:
A genuine commitment to the wellbeing and pastoral care of children.
The ability to inspire others and lead by example.
Excellent inter-personal skills.
Excellent planning, administrative, organisational, and IT skills.
A commitment to making sport fun for all children at Rupert House.
Other interests and hobbies that it may be appropriate to utilise in school.
Experience of managing children and assisting with younger sportspeople.
An understanding of the importance of Safeguarding within an educational context.
Please see the candidate pack for the full job description.
Job Types:
Full-time, Fixed term contract
Pay:
£14,000.00-£16,000.00 per year
Schedule:
Monday to Friday
Licence/Certification:
Driving Licence (preferred)
Work Location:
In person
Application deadline:
24/01/2025
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We are looking for a dynamic and enthusiastic person to join our passionate team of support staff. You will be committed to ensuring every child reaches their potential through your child-centred approach and be proactive in seeking self-development while working effectively within a team. Additionally, you will provide effective pastoral care, meeting the individual physical and emotional needs of the children.
You will benefit from an opportunity to gain work experience where high standards are expected in everything we do. You will gain insight into the teaching profession and get involved in a huge variety of experiences across the school.
For further information, please read the full job description below.
Reporting to:
Head of Boarding
Hours, Salary and Benefits:
Hours:
Fixed term contract, term time only.
40 hours per week, which includes evening/wake up duties, some weekends, and teaching support during the day, mostly with Games Lessons.
Salary:
£14,000 to £16,000 age dependent and pro rata.
Benefits:
Pension contribution of 5%
Shopping discounts
Complementary lunch
Paid holidays + bank holidays
Access to the group's counselling scheme
Personal accident at work cover
On-site parking
You will be given a timetable, which will assign you to specific teachers/year groups. This might, however, change with time depending on how the work progresses.
You will be required to work each day the school is open, during the INSET days in advance of the start of term, and potentially also 1 day after the autumn and spring terms have finished and 2 days after the summer term has finished.
The successful candidate will:
Be enthusiastic about working with and inspiring children in all areas of school life.
Be a good team player.
Be an enthusiastic sportsperson and passionate about the role of sport in the School.
Be a capable and confident communicator.
Have the sporting knowledge, experience, and willingness to lead games and activities for boys and girls at break times and during Games sessions. This will specifically include: football, rugby, cricket, netball, and hockey - depending on experience.
In addition, they will have:
A genuine commitment to the wellbeing and pastoral care of children.
The ability to inspire others and lead by example.
Excellent inter-personal skills.
Excellent planning, administrative, organisational, and IT skills.
A commitment to making sport fun for all children at Rupert House.
Other interests and hobbies that it may be appropriate to utilise in school.
Experience of managing children and assisting with younger sportspeople.
An understanding of the importance of Safeguarding within an educational context.
Please see the candidate pack for the full job description.
Job Types:
Full-time, Fixed term contract
Pay:
£14,000.00-£16,000.00 per year
Schedule:
Monday to Friday
Licence/Certification:
Driving Licence (preferred)
Work Location:
In person
Application deadline:
24/01/2025
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