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Are you looking to further your career in the sports and education sector? Premier Education is dedicated to improving the health and wellbeing of children through active learning. We deliver sports, arts and wellbeing courses to around 240,000 primary school children every year. We are looking for confident full time Sports Coach & Primary PE Specialist to join our team. Predominately this consists of Breakfast Clubs and/or After School Clubs and curricular PE lessons, however the opportunity for additional hours are regularly available especially during School Holidays. We work in schools and venues across Romford, Barking & Dagenham, Tower Hamlets, Newham and East London. We want all our coaches to love what they do! Their passion for sport and getting children active should be visible to everyone they meet. Children love going to their next class or their next holiday camp because of our coaches, because of the relationships that are built and because of the confidence our coaches instil in the children they teach! Having such a positive effect of the children of this country is something to be truly proud of and goes hand in hand with the Premier Education core values! Main Duties; Delivering sport and physical activities to children and young people, both in school curriculum time and also delivering a range of extra-curricular activities before school, at lunch times, after school and in school holiday periods. While curricular sessions must follow the PE National Curriculum and/or set programs of study, you develop your own session plans which gives you full control over your own coaching style. Successful candidates will demonstrate; 1. Excellent knowledge and hold qualifications of sports coaching, which should include; • Recognised NGB Level 2 Coaching Certificate or equivalent or above [Essential], • Able to pass an Enhanced DBS Check and be deemed safe to work with children [Essential], • Experience and knowledge of working with children and young people [Essential], • Competent in literacy and numeracy to GCSE/Level 2 standard [Essential], • Child Protection / Safeguarding Certificate [Desirable], • First Aid Certificate [Desirable] 1. Competency to perform at consistently high standards in a school environment; • Able to plan a range of innovative coaching sessions and programmes, • Set up and deliver high quality sports provision to children and young people, • Develop and inspire young people to live and lead active lifestyles, • Able to produce accurate assessments and reports on children and young people’s progress, • Knowledge of the school PE National Curriculum [Desirable], • Member of the Children’s Activity Professionals Register (CAPRE) [Desirable] Successful candidates will undergo constant continued professional and personal development and will be expected to attend additional external training to enhance their knowledge. Short-listed applicants will be asked to attend a two-stage interview process which will involve delivery of a practical activity for a group of children. We reserve the right to close the applications before the advertised closing date due to high levels of interest. 20 hours per week Job Types: Permanent, Part-time Ability to commute/relocate: • Barking and Dagenham, Greater London: reliably commute or plan to relocate before starting work (required) Experience: • Coaching: 2 years (required) Licence/Certification: • Enhanced DBS dated in the past 3 years (preferred), • Min L2 Sports Coaching Qualification (required) Work Location: In person

Paralegal – Immigration and General Legal Practice Job Type: Full-time, Permanent Salary: £42,000 per annum (gross) Working Hours: 37.5 hours per week, Monday to Friday Location: Suite 14, 30 Uphall Road, Ilford, IG1 2JF Work Location: In person About the Role We are seeking a motivated, organised and detail-oriented Paralegal to join our growing legal practice in Ilford. The successful candidate will primarily assist with immigration, asylum and nationality matters, while also providing legal support in other practice areas, including family law, landlord and tenant matters, civil litigation and personal injury. The role involves undertaking legal research, preparing legal documents, assisting with case preparation, communicating with clients and supporting the effective management of legal matters under appropriate professional supervision. Key Responsibilities • Conduct legal research into UK Immigration Rules, Home Office policies, legislation and relevant case law., • Assist with immigration and nationality applications, including family visas, Skilled Worker visas, settlement, British citizenship and human rights applications., • Review client documentation, assess evidential requirements and identify missing information., • Draft legal correspondence, representations, witness statements and supporting documentation., • Assist with preparing pre-action protocol letters and judicial review-related documentation., • Prepare immigration appeal bundles, draft skeleton arguments and other Tribunal documents., • Attend client meetings, take instructions and prepare accurate attendance notes under supervision., • Liaise with the Home Office, HM Courts and Tribunals Service, barristers, experts and other relevant parties., • Assist with legal documentation relating to family law, landlord and tenant disputes, civil litigation and personal injury matters., • Maintain accurate case records, monitor deadlines and support effective case management., • Assist with client due diligence, data protection and regulatory compliance requirements., • Work collaboratively with the legal team to ensure matters are progressed efficiently and professionally. Essential Qualifications and Experience • An LLB law degree or equivalent qualification, or a degree in another discipline together with a recognised postgraduate law conversion qualification., • At least 12 months' practical experience in UK immigration law or comparable legal casework., • Good working knowledge of UK Immigration Rules, Home Office procedures and immigration applications., • Strong legal research, analytical and drafting skills., • Excellent written and verbal communication skills in English., • Ability to manage multiple tasks, prioritise workloads and meet strict deadlines., • Strong attention to detail, organisational skills and professionalism., • Ability to work independently under appropriate supervision and collaboratively within a legal team. Desirable Skills • Experience preparing immigration appeals and Tribunal bundles., • Familiarity with family law, landlord and tenant matters or civil litigation., • Experience using legal case management systems., • Experience drafting legal representations and pre-action protocol correspondence., • Strong client care and interpersonal skills. What We Offer • Competitive salary of £42,000 per annum., • Full-time, permanent employment., • Opportunity to develop experience in immigration and other areas of law., • Professional supervision, training and career development opportunities., • A supportive and professional working environment. How to Apply Interested candidates should submit an up-to-date CV and a covering letter outlining their relevant qualifications, experience and suitability for the position. Shortlisted candidates will be contacted and invited to attend an interview. Job Type: Full-time, Permanent Pay: £42,000 per year Expected Hours: 37.5 per week Work Location: In person – Ilford, London

Position: Social Supermarket Rep Department: The Shop - Kingsley Hall's Social Supermarket Location: Kingsley Hall Church & Community Centre Reports To: Community Engagement Lead Hours: Part-Time (Minimum 20 hours per week) Salary: National Minimum Wage + Performance Incentives Are you friendly, energetic, and passionate about helping your local community? Kingsley Hall is seeking a Market Trader / Social Supermarket Representative to help run and promote The Shop, our community-focused Social Supermarket. This customer-facing role involves serving members, using Kingsley Hall’s courtyard to promote affordable food and household essentials, maintaining attractive product displays, handling transactions, and encouraging new memberships. You'll be at the heart of our community, building relationships with residents and ensuring every visitor receives a warm and welcoming experience. The ideal candidate will have strong communication skills, enjoy meeting new people, and be confident working in a fast-paced environment. Using creative ideas and solutions to create street theatre, an exciting and enticing market stall experience for customers. Experience in retail, market trading, sales, customer service, or community engagement is a must and a full UK driving licence is essential. This is an excellent opportunity for an enthusiastic individual who enjoys helping others while contributing to a growing social enterprise that makes a real difference to local families.

Heritage Engagement Officer Location: Kingsley Hall Church and Community Centre in the London Borough of Barking and Dagenham Salary: £10,400 pa Contract hours: 10 hours per week, including some evening and weekend work Contract type: 2-year fixed term salary Reporting to: The Heritage Project Lead About the Project: Kingsley Hall has been awarded a grant by The National Lottery Heritage Fund to deliver an exciting new project: “HELPING COMMUNITIES LIVE-WELL – ONE HUNDRED YEARS OF HERITAGE” This exciting project takes a resident-led approach to developing and testing co-designed heritage ‘legacy learning resources’ intended to generate income to feed back into the project. This will include recruiting volunteers for storytelling and preserving materials, leading to the creation of tours, centenary merchandise and games. It will repurpose our spaces to create accessible celebratory experiences that showcase Kingsley Hall’s heritage in preparation for its 100year centenary in 2029. It will uncover and harvest untold social heritage of our community engagement for sharing and scaling. About the Role: To provide specialist heritage input into this exciting, strategic funded project that will make our heritage accessible for all, leading to the growth of our positioning as a centre for heritage and an authority in sharing our legacy learning to scale with other groups and communities. Closing date for applications: 1st November 2026