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Teacher of Boys PE and Games

Teacher of Boys PE and Games

Braeburn Garden Estate School

KENYA

Job type:
Full Time, Fixed Term
Apply by:
19 October 2014

Job overview

BRAEBURN GARDEN ESTATE SCHOOL, NAIROBI, KENYA

Braeburn Garden Estate School is a co-educational day school situated in Nairobi, offering the National Curriculum of England and Wales to 600 students between the ages of 3 and 18 years.

With over 80 nationalities represented amongst the student body, Braeburn is recognised as one of Kenya's leading international schools.  The school proudly operates an open admissions policy which supports Braeburn's commitment to providing excellent academic, social and emotional development to children of all abilities.

Braeburn School is an accredited member of the Council of International Schools (CIS) and is an IB Diploma World School.

Braeburn Garden Estate School, Nairobi is looking to appoint the following:

TEACHER OF BOYS PE & GAMES
(Position of responsibility may be available)

A dynamic and vibrant Teacher of Boys PE & Games is required for January 2015. This post provides an exciting opportunity for a highly driven and creative teacher, a strength in rugby, hockey & football would be an advantage. A commitment to contributing to a very positive school environment, including an extensive extra-curricular programme is essential. Future opportunities to teach academic PE in key stages 4 & 5 available for discussion.

The successful candidate will receive a renewable contract to July 2016, medical cover, membership of the school pension scheme, accommodation and a competitive local salary.

Interested applicants should email their letter of application, CV, a recent photograph and the details of two referees by Sunday 19th October to the HR Manager.

hr.bge@braeburn.ac.ke

For further information about the post contact Katie Ridley Katie.ridley@braeburn.ac.ke or visit our website for more information about the school:  www.gardenestate.braeburn.com

About Braeburn Garden Estate School

Braeburn Garden Estate Secondary School is an educational establishment for boys and girls aged between 13 and 18 years old. It is based in Mobil Plaza, Nairobi, in the Republic of Kenya. It is a secondary, mainstream school, with a sixth form. The school teaches students the British Curriculum. The students are able to achieve the International Baccalaureate Diploma from attending the school.  The children come from more than 80 different countries across the world. Some of the students currently live on the premises as boarders. The pupils are also prepared to sit the IGCSE and A-level examinations. All of the exams the children can sit are recognised by the university of Cambridge. 

Headteachers

John Herbert, Tim Richards and Rob Jackson 

Values and Vision

Braeburn Garden Estate Secondary School believes the students are the main priority, above all else. They should take responsibilities for their actions and become active members of the local and global community. The students should set their own goals and targets. They are taught to be self-confident, caring and kind adults. The academic successes of the students are celebrated by everyone at the establishment. The children are encouraged to take part in clubs and activities outside of school hours. These clubs include arts and crafts, board games, tennis, African arts, chess, astronomy, swimming, debating, ballet, cricket and football. The hope is for the children to develop culturally, physically, emotionally, morally and academically. Teachers at the school have specialist knowledge of the subjects being taught and nurture the children. 

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