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Assistant Head Teacher - Head of Sixth Form

Assistant Head Teacher - Head of Sixth Form

The Kimberley School

Nottinghamshire

  • £55,336 - £61,163 per year
  • Expired
Salary:
Leadership Scale L12 to L16
Job type:
Full Time, Permanent
Start date:
31st August 2021
Apply by:
10 May 2021

Job overview

Assistant Head Teacher – Head of Sixth Form

Full Time -  Starting 31st August 2021

Leadership Scale L12 £55,336 - L16 £61,163

Kimberley is a great school and this role will enable you to play a lead role in shaping the futures of our talented students.  This is an exciting opportunity for someone with successful experience of pastoral or subject middle leadership, who is passionate about improving Kimberley School and will provide an ideal stepping stone for anyone whose aspiration is to lead their own school. 

Our simple aim is to enable every student to achieve or surpass their academic and social potential.  In the last five years we have driven significant improvements across all aspects of the school and we are now providing the secondary school education that this community deserves.

In September 2020 we opened our brand new, multi-million pound, Sixth Form Centre.  We have been the highest performing sixth form in the area for a number of years and we now have the facilities and buildings to match this.

The retirement of our current hugely successful Assistant Head Teacher has created this unique opportunity for a talented and experienced leader to take responsibility for the strategic development of the sixth form.  This multi-faceted role encompasses oversight and leadership of quality of education, outcomes, personal development, enrichment and progression.  Working with the head teacher and other senior leaders in school, the post holder will be able to grow the role to really make it their own. If you want to make a difference to young people’s lives, then this may be the job for you.

The post will require you to work in partnership with the Senior Leadership Team to ensure the continuous improvement of the sixth form.  Specifically, you will:

  • Lead a calm, safe, environment where all adults secure the highest standards of student behaviour and academic achievement
  • Lead and model best practice for all staff
  • Lead on positive behaviour and attitude to learning
  • Implement strategies that enable vulnerable students to achieve, attend and behave in-line with the rest of the school
  • Promote and model good relationships with parents, which are based on partnerships, to support and improve students’ behaviour, attendance and achievement

As a member of the Senior Leadership Team you will support the smooth day to day running of the whole school, including responsibilities outside the sixth form.  Along with all senior and middle leaders across the school you will play a key role in ensuring that all staff achieve a sensible work/life balance, flourish in their roles and can achieve their professional goals. 

All staff are recruited under our safer recruitment processes, in line with DfE requirements, which includes an enhanced DBS check. We have a suite of safeguarding procedures, policies and guidance for all of our staff and volunteers to ensure we actively promote children and young people's welfare and safety.

We are also committed to equality of opportunity in employment and it is our policy to promote equal opportunities in employment, regardless of race, colour, nationality, ethnic or national origin, creed, disability, sex, age, marital status or sexual orientation. This applies to recruitment and selection practices, training, promotion and in the application of national and local agreements in respect of pay and conditions of service.

Applications must be made on an EMET application form which you can download from the East Midlands Education Trust website https://www.emet.uk.com/vacancies

Applicants should include a statement, no more than 1 side of A4 (Calibri 11), setting out why you want this role and what difference you will make to students and staff of The Kimberley School if you are appointed. 

Please send complete application forms to recruitment@emet.uk.com

All candidates are urged to explore the school website to find out more about our great sixth form.  If you have any questions or would like an informal discussion about the post or would like a tour around the school, please contact Wendy Bellamy, Leadership Support Team Leader, on 0115 9387000 or by email -  hr@kimberleyschool.co.uk  

Closing date for receipt of applications: 9am on Monday 10th May 2021

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About The Kimberley School

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The Kimberley School is a mixed, comprehensive, non-denominational secondary school with sixth form situated in Kimberley, Nottingham. It is an academy converter that is part of the East Midlands Education Trust, which operates six schools.

A larger than average secondary school, The Kimberley School provides 1,375 places for students between the ages of 11 and 18 when fully subscribed.

The Kimberley School reopened as an academy in September 2012; it was previously a foundation school with specialist technology college status. The East Midlands Education Trust was founded in September 2014.

Headteacher

Andrew Park

Values and vision

The Kimberley School focuses on delivering strong academic results. It is a tolerant and welcoming place of learning that promotes traditional values, a sense of belonging and good student behaviour.

There have been a number of developments for school facilities over the years, most notably the introduction of a design and technology building in 2002, and an arts block with drama studio and media studies room in 2005. There are also high-quality facilities for sport, with playing fields, hockey pitches and a large leisure centre on-site.

Ofsted report

“Governors have a good understanding of the school’s performance and they drive improvement by challenging leaders strongly. The quality of teaching is improving because leaders have introduced good strategies to support it. Reading is being promoted well throughout the school [and] students feel safe in school.”

View The Kimberley School’s latest Ofsted report

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