As a Sports Inclusion Mentor, you'll play a vital part in helping students build confidence, self-esteem, and emotional well‑being through positive experiences and relationships. Every day offers variety, reward, and the chance to make a real difference.
Responsibilities
- Supporting students aged 11‑16 through 1:1 and small‑group mentoring, helping them re‑engage with learning and personal growth.
- Starting each day with a calm morning check‑in, setting a relaxed, positive tone.
- Encouraging independence – from making breakfast to choosing daily activities that inspire curiosity and self‑belief.
- Taking part in a range of enriching activities such as outdoor walks, team sports, fishing, creative sessions, and well‑being experiences.
- Making full use of the fantastic facilities within a large rugby and cricket club – including paddle courts, squash courts, football pitches, and archery.
- Building trusting, nurturing relationships through empathy, patience, and consistent encouragement.
Provision Offers
- A family‑style team who genuinely care about each other and the young people they support.
- A peaceful, relationship‑led environment focused on re‑engagement and personal growth.
- A beautiful location within a rugby and cricket club, offering access to outstanding facilities.
- Regular opportunities for outdoor and off‑site activities, including fishing, walking, and team‑building experiences.
- Ongoing mentoring, reflective practice and professional development for all staff.
- A supportive culture that values well‑being, teamwork, and compassion.
What We’re Looking For
- Come from a sport, youth work or mentoring background, or have experience supporting young people.
- Have a warm, nurturing, and resilient approach to working with children and teenagers.
- Show emotional maturity, patience and an ability to stay calm in challenging situations.
- Can build genuine, trusting relationships through empathy and consistency.
- Believe that small, caring moments make a big difference.
The Finer Details
Start Date: January 2nd, 2026
Hours: 8:30am‑3:30pm (occasional early finish at 3:10pm)
Pay: £90 per day
Contract: 12‑week temp‑to‑perm pathway
Training: Free Team Teach certification and ongoing professional development
Location: Hampshire
If you’d like to see what makes this setting so special, you’re warmly invited to visit for a relaxed, informal chat and guided tour with the Director.