Ayeni Ayo
Physical & Health Education Teacher | Sports Director | Education Administrator
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About
Highly motivated Physical & Health Education Teacher and Education Administrator with over 8 years of progressive experience designing and delivering engaging curricula across Nigerian, British, and Cambridge frameworks. Demonstrated success building competitive sports programs from the ground up, achieving 100% excellent pass rates in PE examinations, and coordinating large-scale school sports events. Skilled in curriculum development, student assessment, sports coaching (basketball, volleyball, football, badminton, fitness), and integrating modern technology into classroom learning.
Committed to fostering inclusive, student-centered environments that inspire healthy habits, teamwork, and lifelong physical fitness.
Experience
Physical & Health Education Teacher - Springhall British School - Maitama, Abuja, Nigeria
(2022-09 - 2026-01)
British/Nigerian Curriculum
- Designed and delivered engaging PE lessons fully aligned with the Nigerian and British national curriculum frameworks.
- Fostered students' physical development, discipline, and teamwork through structured sports activities, fitness programs, and team challenges.
- Planned, coordinated, and executed school-wide sports events and extracurricular activities, promoting healthy lifestyle choices across the student body.
- Led the organization of a highly successful 2025 Sports Day in collaboration with the school sports team, receiving commendation from school leadership.
- Monitored and assessed individual student progress, providing differentiated feedback to accommodate diverse learning styles and physical abilities.
Physical Education Teacher - Dewdrops International School - Opposite Dangote Refinery, Idasho, Lagos
(2020-01 - 2022-08)
Nigeria/British Curriculum School
- Sole PE specialist responsible for end-to-end program management: planning, curriculum design, delivery, and student assessment across all year groups.
- Trained and nurtured pupils in fundamental motor skill development, ensuring active participation, growing confidence, and proficiency in multiple physical activities.
- Elevated student performance levels across multiple sports disciplines through structured coaching and progressive training programs.
- Managed all school sports facilities, maintaining a safe, organized, and motivating learning environment conducive to physical development.
- Guided students in building professional-level skills and sportsmanship applicable to competitive inter-school settings.
Physical & Health Education Teacher - Scintillate International School - Lokoja, Kogi State, Nigeria
(2017-04 - 2019-12)
- Spearheaded the development of a unified and cohesive PE curriculum for both primary and secondary school levels, establishing a progression framework.
- Managed the entire PE program as sole specialist, boosting student engagement and learning outcomes — achieving a 100% excellent pass rate in Grade 9 PE examinations.
- Built the school's basketball team from scratch to a competitive inter-school standard; founded and organized the Volleyball Club, Badminton Club, and Soccer Team.
- Represented school sports teams at inter-school competitions, strengthening the institution's athletic reputation within the state.
Sport Director & Teacher - TAAS College - Nigeria
(2013 - 2017)
- Taught Physical and Health Education and Basic Science to elementary school pupils across grades 4–6, delivering well-structured, age-appropriate lessons.
- Applied critical thinking methodologies and inquiry-based learning strategies to develop pupils' analytical and reasoning skills through physical education contexts.
- Developed and executed lesson plans tailored to accommodate diverse learning styles, abilities, and developmental needs.
- Directed sports activities and managed student participation in physical development programs across the school.
Education
B.Sc. Education - Human Kinetics Education - University of Ilorin (2011 - 2014)