PE Teacher Secondary School

Are you an energetic enthusiastic and committed PE Teacher looking for a full-time permanent position from September A well-established Secondary School in Surrey is seeking a passionate PE Teacher to join its successful Physical Education department.

• PE Teacher Role

• Teaching PE across KS3 and KS4 with KS5 desirable

• Surrey

• MPS1 UPS3 Salary

• Full-time Permanent PE Teacher

• September Start

This is an excellent opportunity for a PE Teacher who wants to work in a school where sport physical activity and student development are genuinely valued.

You will teach a broad and engaging PE curriculum across Key Stage 3 and Key Stage 4 with the potential to contribute to GCSE and A-Level PE depending on your experience. The school is looking for someone who can deliver both practical and theoretical aspects of Physical Education and who is keen to contribute to the schools wider sporting programme.

The successful candidate will be expected to bring energy and enthusiasm to every lesson while maintaining clear expectations around behaviour participation and effort. You will work with students of different abilities and should be confident adapting activities so that all students can participate and make progress.

This type of role is particularly well suited to a teacher who enjoys seeing students develop confidence through sport and who understands that PE can play an important role in students wider wellbeing teamwork and resilience.

PE Teacher
- School Information

This is a well-established Secondary School in Surrey with high expectations for achievement behaviour and personal development.

The school has a positive and inclusive atmosphere where students are encouraged to participate fully in school life. Staff work collaboratively and are supported to continue developing their teaching practice.

The PE department has an important role within the wider school community. Physical Education is not viewed simply as a break from academic subjects; students are encouraged to understand the importance of physical activity healthy lifestyles teamwork and personal resilience.

The school also places value on extracurricular sport providing students with opportunities to represent the school in competitive fixtures and participate in clubs and activities outside normal lesson time.

Current Surrey vacancies demonstrate that permanent full-time PE positions commonly involve KS3/KS4 teaching GCSE PE and wider extracurricular sport with some schools also offering KS5 teaching.

PE Teacher
- The Role

As PE Teacher your responsibilities will include:

• Planning and delivering engaging PE lessons

• Teaching practical PE across KS3 and KS4

• Teaching GCSE PE where required

• Contributing to KS5 PE where appropriate

• Delivering a broad range of sporting activities

• Developing students physical skills

• Teaching students about fitness and healthy lifestyles

• Developing teamwork and communication

• Encouraging students to participate confidently

• Adapting activities for different abilities

• Maintaining high expectations of behaviour

• Ensuring appropriate health and safety procedures

• Assessing students practical and theoretical progress

• Setting and marking written work where appropriate

• Supporting GCSE examination preparation

• Tracking student progress

• Contributing to departmental planning

• Working closely with other PE staff

• Supporting school fixtures

• Running extracurricular clubs

• Helping organise sporting events

• Supporting school teams

• Attending fixtures where required

• Participating in parents evenings

• Contributing to the wider school community

You will need to be comfortable moving between practical teaching and classroom-based theory and should be able to maintain a positive atmosphere while ensuring students remain focused and appropriately supervised.

PE Teacher
- Physical Education Department

The PE department aims to provide students with a varied and enjoyable curriculum that develops both sporting ability and an understanding of the importance of physical activity.

At KS3 students will have opportunities to experience different sports and develop fundamental skills tactical awareness and confidence.

At KS4 students undertaking GCSE PE will develop their understanding of areas such as anatomy and physiology physical training sports psychology socio-cultural influences and practical performance alongside their examination preparation.

The successful candidate should be able to make theoretical PE accessible and relevant while continuing to deliver…