This document provides a career overview and summary of qualifications for Stacey Atterton. She is currently employed at Keystone Academy in Beijing, China, where she serves as the Head of Department for physical education programs. Prior to this, she spent 18 years as a full-time teacher in Australia, including 7 years in managerial positions. She has extensive experience in international education, residential life, and sports coaching. Her qualifications include degrees in human movement from Australian universities as well as IB teaching certifications.

1. Career
Overview
Stacey
Atterton
I
am
currently
employed
at
Keystone
Academy,
Beijing.
Prior
to
this
appointment
I
spent
18
years
at
The
King’s
School
as
full
time
PDHPE
where
after
7
years
stepped
down
from
the
many
managerial
positions
I
maintained
for
7
years.
These
positions
included
Day
Boy
Housemaster,
Assistant
Boarding
Housemaster,
MIC
of
Cross
Country,
Assistant
MIC
of
Athletics’,
and
coordinator
of
Community
Service.
Now
at
Keystone
Academy;
a
start
up
school
in
China’s
capital
city
I
am
Head
of
Department
-­‐
coordinator
of
the
school’s
IB
PHE
and
SHES
programs,
(IPC,
MYP
and
DP)
for
Physical
Education,
Health
and
Personal
Development.
President
of
the
PTA,
and
a
member
of
the
Boarding
faculty.
Education
Higher
School
Certificate
St
Scholastica’s,
Glebe
Point.
Diploma
of
Education,
Australian
College
of
Physical
Education
PDHPE
Bachelor
Of
Science
(Human
Movement)
Masters
of
Educational
Psychology,
Boston
University,
Mass.
USA
Boston
and
Sydney
Universities.
Boarding
Handbook:
ABSA
Duty
of
Care
books
1
&
2.
The
King’s
School
Austswim
Learn
to
Swim
Cert
1
Hong
Kong
International
Baccalaureate:
Physical
and
health
education:
Implementing
the
MYP
curriculum
Online
category
1
During
the
ONLINE
-­‐
June
2014
event,
which
began
on
Jun.
25,
2014.
Sports,
Exercise
and
Health
Science
Cat
2
at
the
IBAP
DP
Cat
1,
2.
3
Workshops,
Beijing,
China,
6-­‐8
Nov
2014.
Key
Strengths
• Ability
to
develop
a
healthy
rapport
with
students
based
on
trust,
respect
and
a
genuine
concern
for
their
well-­‐being.
• International
Education
in
bilingual
language
immersion
school
• 10
Years
in
Public,
Catholic,
Pre-­‐school,
Primary
and
Tertiary
Education.
• 20
Years
of
Private
School
Education
experience.
• Management
and
coordinating
of
several
concurrent
portfolios’
with
budgeting,
staffing
and
liaison
with
the
wider
school
community.
• 1
Year
at
Residential:
China
• 6
Years
Residential
at
TKS.
Boarding
duty
years
3-­‐12
• 3
Years
Boarder
outing’s
coordinator
• 7
Years
Day
Boy
Housemaster
110
boys
from
year
8
–
12
• 7
Years
Master
in
Charge
Cross
Country
with
several
premierships,
State
and
National
representatives.

2. Stacey
Atterton
• Outstanding
knowledge
of
recreational
activities
and
sports.
• Event
timetabling,
planning
and
execution.
• Strong
focus
on
developing
respectful
and
nourishing
learning
environments.
Employment
History
2014
–
2015
Keystone
Academy
Full
Time
PDHPE
teacher
Keystone
Academy.
Supervisor
Boys
Dormitory
Year
6
–
9.
Presented
workshop
IT
and
Physical
Education:
Analysis
of
Movement
ISB
2005
–
2014
The
King’s
School
Full
Time
PDHPE
Full
Time
Kurrle
(day)
Housemaster
Master
in
Charge
of
Cross
Country
Joint
MIC
of
Athletics
Boarding
and
Residential
Duties
Parade
Marshall
&
coordinator
of
WW2
Under
sixteen’s
Anzac
Day
March
Community
Outreach
Coordinator
Yoga
instructor
PLC
Pymble
Yoga
and
Fitness
instructor
V
&
R
Fitness
West
Ryde.
2001
–
2004
The
King’s
School
Part
Time
Teacher
(History,
Geography,
Biblical
Studies,
Design
and
Technology
)
Athletics
Coach
1995
–
2001
Casual
Teaching
Marsden
High
School
Cumberland
High
School
Marist
Brothers
Eastwood
Ermington
West
Public
School
Marist
Sisters,
Woolwich
Athletics
Coaching
St
Joseph’s
College,
Hunters
Hill.
1993
–
1994
Casual
Teaching
Canberra,
ACT
1990
–
1992
‘Playnastics’
.
Budd
Lake
New
jersey.
1988
–
1989
PDHPE
Rosebank
College
Five
Dock
1987
–
1989
Lecturer
Australian
College
of
Physical
Education
Pedagogics,
Recreation,
and
Sociology
of
Sport.
Practicum
supervisor.
1987
–
1989
Lecturer
Sydney
University
Department
of
Education.
Biomechanics
of
Movement;
Netball
and
Athletics.

3.
Stacey
Atterton
Other
Skills
and
interests
• Coordinate
boarder
outings
to
beach,
Rugby
matches,
movies,
picnics,
laser
tag,
and
liaise
with
girl
school
for
dances.
• Level
3
Track
and
Field
Coaches
Association.
• Level
1
Accreditation
in
Ball
Room
Dance.
• Member
of
The
Australian
Swimming
and
Coaches
Federation.
• Remedial
Sports
massage,
strapping,
injury
prevention
and
rehabilitation.
• Strength
and
Conditioning,
Yoga
and
Pilates.
• Personal
Strength
and
Conditioning
for
NSWIS
Junior
Track
and
Field
Squad.
• Retail
and
distribution
for
Year
12
jumpers.
• Competed
at
State,
National
and
International
Athletics
and
Netball.
• Full
Track
/
Academic
Scholarship
to
Boston
University.
• Current
First
Aid,
CPR,
Anaphylactic
and
Swim
Survive
Certificates.
• Working
with
Children
Check
:
WWC0096712E
exp:09/18
References
• Mr
Malcolm
Mckenzie
-­‐
Head
of
School,
Keystone
Academy.
Beijing.
China
Email:
Malcolm.mckenzie@keystoneacademy.cn
• Dr
Andrew
Parry
-­‐Deputy
Headmaster
The
King’s
School
Mobile:
0413517223
Office:
96838404
Email:
AMP@kings.edu.au
• Dr
Timothy
Petterson
–
Principal
St
Philips
Christian
College
Port
Stephens
(former
Year
7
Housemaster
and
Head
of
department
The
King’s
School).
Mobile:
0408490460
Office:
02
49195400
Email:
tim.petterson@spcc.nsw.edu.au
• Mr
Clive
Logan
BA,
Dip
Ed,
MA,
MACE
–
Principal
New
England
Girls’
School
(former
Director
of
Studies,
The
King’s
School).
Uralla
Rd.
Armidale.
Office:
02
67748700
Email:
clive.logan@negs.nsw.edu.au
• Ms
Gillian
Ashworth
–
Head
of
High
School
Keystone
Academy
IB
Co-­‐ordinator.
11
Anfu
St.
Houshyu.
Shunyi.
Biejing.
China
Gillian.ashworth@keystoneacademy.cn
or
gillian.ashworth@cantab.net
• Mrs
Margaret
Hamley
–
Director
of
Athletics
Pymble
Ladies
College
Avon
Rd,
Pymble.
Mobile:
0438394911
Office:
94977822
Email:
mhamley@pymblelc.nsw.edu.au

4. • Mrs
Joanne
Cowan
J.D.C.
Consulting
PTY
Director
Mobile:
0410594189
Email:
jdc@zip.com.au
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