Kim Hibbert-Mayne

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Senior Lecturer in Secondary Education, Course Tutor for the PGCE Secondary in Physical Education & Assessment Only Route to QTS Co-ordinator

Secondary and Post Compulsory Education

Contact Details

email: k.hibbertmayne@worc.ac.uk
tel: 01905 855466

Kim is the coordinator of the PGCE secondary professional studies programme and a member of the PGCE secondary physical education tutor team. She also co-ordinates the Assessment Only Route to QTS for unqualified secondary teachers.

She has worked in education since 2006 as a physical education teacher in secondary schools, before embarking on a career in teacher education in 2015. Kim has been the subject lead for Secondary PE, a sport-specialist for the PGCE in Further Education and has experience teaching on the PGCE primary route.

Her MA in Education and other research projects have predominantly focused on areas of social psychology. Kim is particularly interested in how an individual's identity affects their experiences within the teaching profession.

She is a fellow of the HEA and an external examiner at the University of Chichester.

 

Qualifications

  • MA in Education - University of Worcester
  • Postgraduate Certificate in Learning and Teaching in Higher Education – University of Worcester
  • PGCE in Secondary PE – University of Worcester
  • BA Hons in Physical Education – University of Worcester

Teaching & Research

Teaching Interests

  • Physical Education; subject knowledge, planning, assessment and inclusion in core and examination PE
  • Professional studies; the teaching profession (identity & responsibilities), education & school culture (aims & different opinions), diversity (in schools & wider society)

Research Interests

  • Social Psychology of Education
  • Teacher recruitment, attrition and retention
  • Career Education

Professional Bodies

  •  Association for Physical Education
  • HEA Fellow
  • Chartered College of Teaching
  • University and College Union

Publications

Woodward, Dave, Ross, Charlotte, Hibbert-Mayne, Kimberley ORCID and Turner, Shanice (2025) Reading as part of an Athlete's lifestyle. UW SOURCE, 1 (4). pp. 68-71.

Ross, Charlotte, Hibbert-Mayne, Kimberley and Woodward, Dave (2023) Health Education: Informed Choices About Health, Physical Activity and Sleep. In: Developing Quality PSHE in Secondary Schools and Colleges. Secondary Classroom Practice . Bloomsbury, London, pp. 63-72.   

Maulana, R., Kington, Alison, Ko, J., Feng, X., Helms-Lorenz, M., Looker, Ben, Hibbert-Mayne, Kimberley and Blackmore, Karen (2023) Observing Effective Teaching Behavior in the Netherlands, England, and the United States using the ICALT observation instrument. Frontiers in Education, 8 (106893).

Looker, Ben, Kington, Alison, Hibbert-Mayne, Kimberley, Blackmore, Karen and Buckler, Scott (2023) The Illusion of Perspective: Examining the dynamic between teacher effectiveness and self-efficacy. In: Effective Teaching around the World: Theoretical, empirical, methodological and practical insights. Springer, The Netherlands.

Hibbert-Mayne, Kimberley, Schafer, Tom and Woodward, Dave (2023) Food 4 thought. UW SOURCE: The PGCE Secondary and Post-Compulsory Education Magazine, 1 (2). pp. 20-21. 

Hibbert-Mayne, Kimberley (2023) Adrift, wanting to be ‘in the same boat’: The lived experiences of trainee teachers completing professional studies sessions online during the global pandemic. In: University of Worcester Student Experience Conference, 12th - 13th June 2023, University of Worcester. (Unpublished)  

Maulana, R., Kington, Alison, Looker, Ben, Hibbert-Mayne, Kimberley and Blackmore, Karen (2023) Students’ perceived psychosocial learning environments across countries. In: American Educational Research Conference, April, 2023, Chicago. (Unpublished)        

Maulana, R., Kington, Alison, Looker, Ben, Hibbert-Mayne, Kimberley and Blackmore, Karen (2023) Students’ perceived psychosocial learning environments across countries. In: International Congress for School Effectiveness and Improvement, January 2023, Chile. (Unpublished)             

Hibbert-Mayne, Kimberley, Ross, Charlotte and Woodward, Dave (2022) Played in England, made around the world: the origins of Badminton through the Commonwealth. #UWPGSEC The PGCE Secondary Education Magazine, 1 (1). pp. 8-9.      

Maulana, R., Feng, X., Helms-Lorenz, M., Ko, J., Chun, S., Abid, S., Irnidayanti, Y., Lee, O., de Jager, T., Coetzee, T., Fadhilah, N., Fernández-García, C.M., Inda-Caro, M., Kington, Alison, Looker, Ben, Hibbert-Mayne, Kimberley, Blackmore, Karen, Adiyasuren, A. and Galindev, U. (2022) Observing Teaching Behavior Using the International Comparative Analysis of Learning and Teaching Measure Across Countries: Is There Measurement Invariance? In: Cultivating Equitable Education Systems for the 21st Century: AERA 2022 Annual Meeting, April 21-26 2022, San Diego, California.     

Hibbert-Mayne, Kimberley, Ross, Charlotte and Woodward, Dave (2022) Played in England, Made around the world - exploring the origins of Badminton. Elephant Times, 24.

Maulana, Ridwan, Xiangyuan, Feng, Helms-Lorenz, Michelle, Ko, James, Chun, Seyeoung, Shahzad, Abid, Irnidayanti, Yulia, Lee, Okhwa, de Jade, Thelma, Coetzee, Thys, Fadhilah, Nurul, Maria Fernandez-Garcia, Carmen, Inda-Caro, Mercedes, Kington, Alison, Looker, Benjamin, Blackmore, Karen, Hibbert-Mayne, Kimberley, Adiyasuren, Amarjargal and Galindev, Ulziisaikhan (2022) Differentiated Instruction in Secondary Education Across Countries: Measurement Invariance and Comparison. In: Back to the Future? Problems and Possibilities for Educational Equity, Quality and Sustainability ICSEI Virtual Congress 2022, 5-11 January 2022, Online.           

Looker, Ben, Kington, Alison and Hibbert-Mayne, Kimberley (2021) The Illusion of Perspective: Examining the dynamic between teacher effectiveness and self-efficacy. In: ICALT Final Project Meeting - University of Groningen, The Netherlands, 26th - 28th July 2021, Online/University of Groningen. (Unpublished)

Hibbert-Mayne, Kimberley (2019) Advancing the learning of research-informed practice through authentic learning experiences; A case study. Working Paper. UCET, London.

External Roles

External examiner at the Brunel University of London.