Duke of Edinburgh Co-ordinator at Kings Priory School

  6 Days Remaining


6 Days Remaining
  Job Reference #
EDV/2026/KPS/28368
  Location
Huntington Place, Tynemouth, North Shields, Tyne and Wear, NE30 4RF
  Contract Type
Flexible Working
  Contract Term
Part-Time
  Salary
£14.13 Hourly
50 days over the academic year of which 20 are overnight camping/visits. We are flexible on the days you work but we typically would expect 1 day per week during term time for most of the year.
  Closing Date
Midnight, Wed 10th Jun, 2026
  Start Date
ASAP
  Positions Available
1
   Positions Available        1
  Interview Date(s)
Interviews will take place during week commencing 8th June.
   Interview Date(s)           Interviews will take place during week commencing 8th June.
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About this Role

The Duke of Edinburgh award is among the most prestigious and widely recognised awards available to young people, with a long history of providing opportunities for learning both in a school setting and outdoors. At Kings Priory School we have one of the highest rates of DoE participation in the North East, with over 200 participants in 2024 across Gold, Silver and Bronze awards. 

This role is suited to someone with the flexibility to come to our school approx 1 day per week during term time (we can be fully flexible to work around other existing commitments)  to support and co-ordinate the work of the DoE team.  The ability to provide oversight of all aspect of the programme make this a role ideally suited to someone who likes to see ‘the bigger picture’ and to take our programme forward in an ambitious way.

 A background in Duke of Edinburgh participation and leadership is most appropriate for candidates in this role, but you might have alternative experience in educational visits, leading camping, hillwalking or outdoor adventurous activities for young people through another programme such as NCS, the Guiding/Scouts or a similar type of organisation.

What is essential is a commitment to working with young people and parents, an organised approach to planning events and trips and an ability to make sound judgements around aspects of health and safety in relation to educational visits, especially expeditions that involve overnight stays, highland walking, coasts and camping.

Our pupils highly value DoE both as a way to extend their learning and develop valuable skills, but also as for its social and cultural value in fostering resilience, teamwork and a sense of shared purpose and community. 

 Our expeditions take place in areas of Northumberland and the Lake District and many of our teachers are highly trained and experienced in expeditions in these locations, with a long track record of delivery a positive and transformative Duke of Edinburgh experience.

If you have questions about this role and would like to discuss the opportunity informally please email brian.nelis@kps.woodard.co.uk



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