Computer Science Post-Graduate Assistant Teacher

As a PGAT, you will be resident in staff accommodation and an integral member of the Boarding Team, supporting the day-to-day running of both the Senior and Prep Schools (Primary and Secondary phases). PGATs play a key role in the academic, pastoral and co-curricular life of the school. The position is ideal for enthusiastic graduates considering a future career in education, youth work, coaching or pastoral care, and who are keen to contribute fully to a busy and supportive school community. A specialism in Computing / Computer Science will enable the successful candidate to contribute to teaching and learning up to GCSE level, alongside wider digital and enrichment activities., The successful candidate will:

• Be focused on safeguarding pupils at all times
• Deliver a small number of Computing or Computer Science lessons up to GCSE level
• Support teaching and learning through lesson assistance and preparation
• Undertake a full duty evening once a week in a designated boarding house, working under the guidance of the Head of House or House Parent
• Provide emergency cover for boarding houses when required
• Supervise pupils during the school day across both the Senior and Prep Schools
• Organise or assist with boarding house activities on designated weekends
• Provide administrative support for staff in a designated area
• Participate in the school's co-curricular programme and assist with a variety of extra-curricular activities
• Take part in day trips, residential trips, Activities Week in July, and occasional trips during school holidays where opportunities arise
• Undertake other duties as reasonably required by the Deputy Head (Community, Culture and Boarding) and Deputy Head (Academic)
  
  Flexibility, professionalism and a genuine willingness to participate fully in the life of the school are essential.
The Successful Candidate Will:
• Be a graduate with a strong interest in Computing or Computer Science
• Be enthusiastic, responsible and proactive
• Have the confidence to work independently and collaboratively with pupils and colleagues
• Show a clear commitment to pastoral care and pupil wellbeing
• Be a positive role model within a boarding environment
• Have a passion for contributing to the wider life of the school