Assistant Head of Subject - Religious Education
Broughton Hall Catholic High School
Liverpool
- £25,714 - £41,604 per year
- Expired
- Salary:
- MPS/UPS plus TLR 2b = £4,781
- Job type:
- Full Time, Permanent
- Start date:
- 01/09/2021
- Apply by:
- 21 May 2021
Job overview
Assistant Head of Subject for Religious Education with oversight of KS3 & General R.E. with TLR of 2b (£4,781)
The Governors wish to appoint a first rate, enthusiastic Assistant Head of Subject for Religious Education with the skill to teach across the full age and ability range. If you are highly motivated, have a passion for R.E. and have the ability to inspire our pupils then we would love to hear from you.
The RE department at Broughton Hall is innovative and forward thinking. At GCSE students are taught EDUQAS Route B, and at A level OCR Philosophy, Ethics, and Development in Christian Thought is also taught. Recently the RE department have revised the KS3 curriculum and require a candidate who can continue this journey with them. The RE team ensures that there are no barriers to learning and enable our students to make outstanding progress academically whilst, simultaneously encouraging them to succeed in their future aspirations.
The successful candidate will be:
• An R.E. specialist with excellent subject knowledge
• An outstanding classroom practitioner with a dedication and desire for teaching and learning
• Someone who is passionate about RE and has the ability to inspire and foster a love of learning
• Committed to the school’s vision and demonstrating compassion through the mission statement
• Dedicated in ensuring students achieve the best outcomes
About Broughton Hall Catholic High School
Broughton Hall is a Catholic High School, proud of its strong Catholic ethos and values. The school has an excellent reputation and promotes an inclusive education which develops creativity, confidence and independence. The school is committed to the continuous professional development of all staff including our Aspiring Leaders, NPQML and NPQSL programmes.
The Trustees are the Sisters of Mercy
For further information about the school please visit our website at www.broughtonhall.com
The post will be subject to an enhanced DBS clearance
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About Broughton Hall Catholic High School
- Broughton Hall Catholic High School
- Yew Tree Lane, Liverpool
- Merseyside
- L12 9HJ
- United Kingdom
Broughton Hall Catholic High School is a Voluntary Aided School catering for girls aged 11-18 years. Boys are admitted to the Sixth Form at 16+. There is shared provision and a strong collaboration between Broughton Hall and Cardinal Heenan Catholic High School. Broughton Hall was founded by the Sisters of Mercy in 1928 and throughout its history has maintained its Mercy Ethos and Charism. The School Motto, ‘Cor Unum et Anima Una’ – ‘One Heart and One Mind’ – reflects the strong sense of community amongst staff, pupils, parents and governors. The central aim of our School is to provide the very best educational opportunities enabling all our pupils to develop their God-given talents, to grow in confidence and self-esteem and fulfil their potential.
Broughton Hall is situated on the outskirts of Liverpool in very pleasant surroundings. It has an excellent reputation and students consistently make good to outstanding progress. Students are encouraged to take part in enrichment activities and there are many opportunities for student trips and events. The school is committed to the continuous professional development of all staff.
Broughton Hall Catholic High School is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people and expects all staff and volunteers to share this commitment.
Please visit the school's website www.broughtonhall.com for further information about the school.
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