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Physical Education Teacher - Secondary School
Location: Harrow
Sector: Secondary Education - Physical Education (PE)
Job Type: Full-time
Salary: £190-£200 per day (based on experience, inclusive of holiday pay)

Teaching Personnel, the UK's trusted leader in educational recruitment, is working closely with a dynamic secondary school in Harrow to appoint a passionate and motivated Physical Education Teacher. This is an excellent opportunity for an energetic educator-whether at the beginning of their career or already experienced-to promote physical health, teamwork, and lifelong fitness habits in a vibrant school environment.

This role involves teaching PE across KS3 and KS4, encouraging physical development and sporting excellence in all students.

We're not just here to fill vacancies-we're here to shape careers.

• We connect teachers to schools where their subject knowledge is valued and developed

• Our consultants are education experts offering one-on-one support and career guidance

• Exclusive access to PE-specific CPD, including "Inclusive PE Practices," "Fitness & Wellbeing in Schools," and "Behaviour Management in Practical Settings"

• Long-term placements frequently lead to permanent positions with our partner schools

• Deliver high-quality PE lessons to students across KS3-KS4, covering a range of sports and fitness activities

• Promote physical literacy, teamwork, resilience, and leadership through sport

• Monitor student progress and use data to enhance performance and engagement

• Collaborate with a forward-thinking PE department that values both competitive sport and inclusive participation

• Support a diverse student cohort, including those with SEND or EAL

• Qualified Teacher Status (QTS) with a specialism or background in Physical Education or Sports Science

• A strong understanding of the PE national curriculum and assessment at secondary level

• Confident leading a wide range of sports and physical activities, with a focus on safety and inclusion

• Enthusiastic, well-organised, and committed to fostering healthy lifestyles and student wellbeing

• Able to manage behaviour and adapt lessons to support all learners effectively