Munchkin Sports
Head Sport Coach

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Munchkin Sports Head Sports Coach
Munchkin Sports is a leading early-years and youth sports provider, introducing more than 4,000 children to sport every week. Through our creative, energetic approach, we help young children develop confidence, coordination, teamwork and a lifelong enjoyment of physical activity. Our coaching style blends imagination, movement and structured skill-building to create sessions that children look forward to again and again.
Founded over a decade ago, we now deliver a full range of programmes across South London, including PE lessons, wraparound care, after school clubs, weekend sports, birthday parties and holiday camps. As our organisation continues to grow, we are investing in motivated, skilled and enthusiastic people who want to build a meaningful career in sports coaching.
This opportunity is ideal for someone who wants to take the next step in their coaching journey. As a Head Sports Coach, you will lead high-quality sessions, support junior coaches, communicate with schools and families, and consistently deliver fun, safe and inclusive experiences. You will also have access to training, mentoring and multiple progression pathways.
About the Role
We are seeking a confident and energetic Head Sports Coach who can represent Munchkin Sports across a variety of schools and childcare provisions. You will also need to travel easily to our Catford HQ office and between our partner schools, so a full driving licence is essential.
You will deliver engaging sessions for children aged 2–11, using innovative games and activities that support physical literacy, coordination, balance, spatial awareness and social development. The role is varied and rewarding, with opportunities to lead PE lessons, weekend sports sessions, after-school clubs and seasonal holiday camps.
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You will also have a key responsibility in guiding and motivating junior coaches, helping them improve their practice, grow their confidence and deliver consistently high standards.
This position requires a strong blend of leadership, creativity and professionalism. You must enjoy working with children, be comfortable managing groups, and have the ability to keep sessions exciting, well-structured and safe.
Key Responsibilities
- Deliver high-quality sports and PE sessions across primary school settings
- Run weekend youth sports programmes
- Lead after school clubs and holiday camps
- Build positive relationships with children, parents and school staff
- Create fun, inclusive and engaging activities
- Maintain safe and well-managed learning environments
- Support and mentor junior coaches
- Assist with training and development of new staff
- Communicate professionally with stakeholders
- Uphold safeguarding, health and safety and behaviour expectations
- Represent Munchkin Sports in a professional manner
- Help set up, pack away and organise equipment
- Plan sessions that support movement skills and teamwork
Requirements
- Experience working with children in sports, coaching or activity-based roles
- Full UK driving licence & vehicle
- A genuine passion for youth development and physical activity
- Energetic, enthusiastic and confident in leading groups
- Excellent communication and customer-service skills
- Reliable, organised and consistent in delivery
- Ability to travel to Catford and across South East London/Bromley
- Positive, proactive attitude and willingness to learn


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What We Offer
- Competitive salary from and progressions
- 24 days of paid holiday plus bank holidays
- Full coaching kit provided
- Enhanced DBS included
- First Aid and Safeguarding training
- Opportunities to gain recognised coaching qualifications
- Clear career development pathways
- Supportive, friendly and collaborative team culture
- Regular team meetings and social events
Why Join Munchkin Sports?
Working at Munchkin Sports means being part of a passionate team that truly cares about giving children the best start in sport. Our sessions combine creativity and structure, helping children build resilience, confidence and physical competence in a positive environment.
As a Head Coach, you will play an important role in shaping early experiences of sport. You will have the chance to lead exciting sessions, support new coaches, build relationships with schools and influence how our programmes evolve. Every day brings new challenges, new achievements and new reasons to feel proud of the work you do.
You will also be part of a company that values growth — not only for children, but for staff. We are committed to helping coaches build long-term careers, with access to training, mentoring, performance reviews and opportunities to take on leadership responsibilities.
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