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Head of Creative Arts and Leader of Music

Head of Creative Arts and Leader of Music

Ian Ramsey Church of England Academy

Stockton-on-Tees

  • Expired
Job type:
Full Time, Permanent
Apply by:
18 March 2019

Job overview

Part of Dayspring Multi Academy Trust, Ian Ramsey CE Academy in Stockton on Tees is judged by OFSTED to be a GOOD school in all categories (September 2017). 

Motivational teaching, a strong climate for learning and good pupil behaviour all contribute to this”.

“Staff morale is high. The Executive Head Teacher and Head Teacher have developed a culture of high expectations, alongside a school climate that values all adults equally. Staff indicate how much they enjoy working in the school”.


The Directors wish to appoint to the following post to commence September 2019

Head of Creative Arts and Leader of Music - Main scale/UPS plus TLR1a (£7,853.00)

The Ian Ramsey Church of England Academy is a popular, over-subscribed academy for 11-16 pupils in Stockton on Tees. There are approximately 1170 students on roll with a pan of 237 in each year group. We are looking to appoint an enthusiastic and inspirational leader to lead and manage our Music Department and Creative Arts Area, from September 2019. The successful candidate will join a team of teachers who are passionate about engaging and inspiring young people in their learning and committed to raising standards of achievement across the whole ability range. 

The successful candidate will be: 

• an outstanding teacher of Music in their own right

• passionate about their subject alongside teaching and learning

• innovative and creative

• able to inspire and motivate others

• committed to realising the potential of all children


The successful applicant will be subject to enhanced clearance through the Disclosure and Barring Service. 


For an application pack or an informal chat regarding this post and working at the Academy, please contact Diane Jamieson or Katie McWilliams on 0191 267 6555 or 07713 323 792 or email permanent@visionforeducation.co.uk 


Closing date: By Monday 18th March 2019 at 09.00am

Interviews will be held week commencing 25th March 2019.


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About Ian Ramsey Church of England Academy

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+44 1642 585205

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Ian Ramsey Church of England Academy is a mixed, non-selective Church of England secondary school in Stockton-on-Tees, serving pupils from the age of 11-16. The Academy is situated in Fairfield and has approximately 1,180 pupils on roll. 

It is a member of The Northern Lights Learning Trust which is recognised by the Department for Education as a Centre of Excellence as a Teaching School Hub and as an Early Years Stronger Practice Hub for the North East.


Headteacher

Mal Patrick

Values and vision

Our Academy’s vision statement, ‘Together to learn, to grow, to serve’, encompasses our commitment to ensuring all members of our community use the gifts we have been given to serve others to learn as individuals and build the confidence to achieve their aspirations. Our vision is rooted in the words, ‘Each of you should use whatever gifts you have received to serve others, as faithful stewards of God’s grace in its various forms’ (1 Peter 4:10).

Through our DEEP curriculum, underpinned by 5 Christian values of joy, hope, forgiveness, wisdom and perseverance, we offer all pupils a first-class education based on high-quality teaching and a range of experiences outside of the classroom. Our curriculum aims to provide a broad and inspiring academic experience, which is interesting, challenging, and relevant to the needs of our pupils.

Ofsted

'Pupils and staff have positive relationships. There is an inclusive culture built on a Christian ethos. Leaders are ambitious for all pupils and have high expectations for what they would like pupils to achieve.'

'Collective worship brings pupils together and pupils speak positively about their enjoyment of this. Pupils are very proud to be prefects and value this leadership opportunity.'

'Leaders plan for all pupils to be responsible, respectful and active citizens.'

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