PL Primary Stars Coach & School Programme Lead

Liverpool Football Club; Liverpool; On-site; GBP 26,000 - 34,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Pension scheme matching

Life Assurance

Mortgage guidance

Cycle to Work

Season ticket loans

Retail discounts & LFCTV GO access

Employee assistance programme

Health cash plan

Volunteering opportunities

Job summary

Liverpool FC Foundation is seeking PL Primary Stars Coordinators to support the delivery of the Premier League Primary Stars programme in schools across Merseyside. You will plan, deliver and evaluate classroom lessons in PSHE, English and Maths, run extra-curricular clubs, assemblies, workshops and social action projects with teachers, staff and pupils.

The role requires collaboration with head teachers and PE coordinators, safeguarding responsibilities, and travel to partner schools.

Qualifications

• Experience delivering sports coaching in schools to children across ages and abilities.
• Strong knowledge of the national PE curriculum for KS1/KS2.
• Ability to communicate with teachers and partners effectively.

Responsibilities

• Deliver Premier League Primary Stars in designated schools and cohort.
• Plan sessions using PL Primary Stars templates and adapt for SEND and ages.
• Coordinate extra-curricular clubs, assemblies, workshops and events.
• Maintain monitoring docs and record data in VIEWS/Salesforce.
• Ensure activities align with curriculum and health and safety guidelines.
• Deliver teacher CPD sessions and build relationships with school staff.
• Support safeguarding and welfare of young people.

Skills

Deliver sports coaching in schools

KS1/KS2 PE curriculum knowledge

Excellent communication

Stakeholder relationship building

Team collaboration

Education

Level 3 4sport certificate (level 3)

Level 2 4sport award (multisport)

Tools

Salesforce

VIEWS

Job description

Liverpool FC Foundation is seeking PL Primary Stars Coordinators to support the delivery of the Premier League Primary Stars programme in schools across Merseyside. You will plan, deliver and evaluate classroom lessons in PSHE, English and Maths, run extra-curricular clubs, assemblies, workshops and social action projects with teachers, staff and pupils.

The role requires collaboration with head teachers and PE coordinators, safeguarding responsibilities, and travel to partner schools.