3 positions of responsibility jobs found in London

St Paul's School are seeking an inspiring and experienced Director of Cricket to lead, organise and deliver an outstanding Cricket coaching programme at St Paul's School, for pupils of all abilities, from participation-level games halves to the 1st XI and representative honours, working alongside the President of the Cricket Club or other appointed Staff members. The successful candidate will contribute coaching capacity to other major sports (principally rugby and football) in the Autumn and Spring terms and will support the provision of cricket at St Paul's Prep.  CONTRACT : Term-time (34 weeks) plus 4 weeks. The plus weeks will include Saturday fixtures and before/ after school training, as required.  HOURS : 37.5 hours per week, Monday to Friday, with one hour unpaid for breaks.  Next Steps The closing deadline for all applications is: midnight on Thursday, 5 November 2026. Interviews will take place on: Friday 13 November 2026....

St Dunstan's College seeks a Head of Netball. The Head of Netball will provide strategic leadership for netball at the College, combining exceptional coaching expertise with the ability to inspire students, staff and coaches. They will drive standards across the programme, creating an environment in which participation, development and performance can flourish. The Head of Netball will bring the experience and qualifications required to oversee a high quality and progressive programme that supports the development of all students. They will work closely with staff and coaches to embed best practice, ensuring consistency across all aspects of provision. There is also significant scope to develop a successful partnership with a local club, and leading this initiative will be an important aspect of the role. Alongside responsibility for the netball programme, the successful candidate will play a full role within a collaborative and supportive department. The school work...

KCS Wimbledon are seeking to appoint an Acting Head of Girls’ Sport from January 2027 to cover a period of maternity leave. King’s has around 140 girls in our co-educational sixth form, where sport plays a central role in school life and forms an important part of the curriculum. The school are proud of the breadth of opportunities available and the strong culture of participation, commitment and enjoyment that underpins sport throughout the school. The successful post-holder will be an ambassador for girls’ sport within the King’s community, overseeing the co-ordination and running of girls’ sport. In particular, they will lead the netball programme which is a core sport in the spring term. The successful candidate may also contribute to the boys’ and co-educational sports programme across the junior and/or senior schools, in line with their interests and experience. Next Steps The post is offered on a full-time or...