PE Teacher – September 2026

About the PE Department At Trinity School, the Physical Education department

is a passionate, collaborative, and forward-thinking team committed to

developing physically literate, socially confident, and independent learners.

We aim to inspire students to understand and value the importance of leading an

active and healthy lifestyle, recognising the wide-ranging physical, mental,

and social benefits of lifelong participation in physical activity. The department has a strong culture of high

expectations and inclusive practice, with a focus on maximising student

engagement and achievement. We offer a broad and ambitious curriculum,

complemented by an extensive extracurricular programme, and regularly compete

in local, regional, and national competitions across sports such as rugby,

netball, and football. Participation in sport continues to grow across the

school, and we are committed to sustaining this through innovative, creative,

and inclusive sporting opportunities. Academically, the department has recently transitioned

to the NCFE Health and Fitness qualification at Key Stage 4. At Key Stage 5, we

deliver the highly popular BTEC National Extended Certificate and BTEC National

Diploma in Sport, supporting students in progressing to further education and

careers within the sports industry. Experience of delivering these

qualifications would be advantageous, though not essential.

About You

You will be committed to the development and progress of

students, able to facilitate and encourage a learning experience which provides

students with the opportunity to achieve their individual potential and you

will be the sort of person who enjoys a collaborative team working style,

relishes a challenge and is resilient. We

are interested in hearing from candidates who are either newly qualified, or

have 2

– 3 years’ experience of teaching PE with a proven track record of success. It is an advantage to be able to teach A Level

PE, but this isn’t essential.

The

post is predominantly PE, however, there may be a requirement for another

subject specialism, at least for the first year.