Mrs R Ayub JP
Teaching and Learning Advisor for BDMAT
LLB PGCE NPQSL
Rosie Ayub is an experienced and highly respected educational leader with over 15 years of outstanding teaching and leadership experience across both the state and independent sectors. Currently seconded from The Blue Coat School to The Birmingham Diocesan Multi-Academy Trust (BDMAT) as a Teaching & Learning Advisor, Rosie is passionate about raising standards, developing teachers and improving outcomes for children across a diverse family of schools.
Rosie joined The Blue Coat School in 2017 as Head of English and has since held a range of key leadership responsibilities, including Deputy Designated Safeguarding Lead, Head of Year, Senior School Liaison, and Academic Coach. Throughout her career, she has built a strong reputation for driving excellence in teaching and learning, supporting experienced teachers and leading whole-school improvement initiatives.
A qualified NPQSL holder and accredited System Leader in Education (SLE) since 2016, Rosie has extensive experience working across all Key Stage 2 year groups, alongside specialist involvement in 11+ Grammar School preparation, Year 6 SATs, and secondary transition support. She is recognised for her ability to integrate academic, pastoral and safeguarding systems to create effective, inclusive and high-performing school environments.
Since beginning her secondment in 2024, Rosie has remained committed to championing The Blue Coat School’s ethos of “Limitless Learning for Tomorrow’s Achievers” while supporting educational excellence across BDMAT’s 19 schools. As a fully trained DfE Early Career Teacher (ECT) Mentor, she provides trust-wide leadership through the design and delivery of high-impact professional development, instructional coaching and mentoring programmes. Working through platforms such as StepLab and the Education Development Trust (EDT), Rosie supports teachers at every stage of their careers, helping to embed evidence-informed practice and strengthen outcomes for pupils.
Alongside her educational leadership, Rosie has proudly served as an Adult Crime Magistrate (Justice of the Peace) in the West Midlands since 2020. This role reflects her commitment to public service, integrity and supporting the wider community beyond education.
Rosie’s leadership is characterised by a steadfast commitment to excellence, professional growth and ensuring that every child has the opportunity to thrive, achieve and succeed.
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