Head of Religious Studies and PSHE
Bungay High School
Suffolk
- Expired
- Salary:
- Minimum MPR2 + TLR2 £4500
- Job type:
- Full Time, Permanent
- Start date:
- September 2020
- Apply by:
- 27 March 2020
Job overview
Required for September 2020, a well-qualified and inspiring individual to teach and co-ordinate RE across the full age and ability range (including Philosophy and Ethics in the Sixth Form if appropriate). RE is offered as a full course option at GCSE and from September 2020, all students in Key Stage 4 will also follow a non-examined core course. PSHE is also taught throughout the age range. At Key Stage 3, it is taught through a series of discreet lessons and is already planned and resourced. At Key Stage 4, this will sit alongside the Core RE curriculum. You will be joining and working alongside an experienced, dynamic and very supportive Humanities department. The successful candidate is assured of support in their role.
Bungay High School Academy is a thriving and successful school situated in a pleasant rural area. We are 20 miles from Norwich and 15 miles from the delightful heritage coast. We have fantastic students, great staff and a commitment to success for all. We have an excellent CPD programme and are committed to staff development.
We would welcome visits from potential candidates to see our school at work, or an informal telephone conversation with the Headteacher. Please telephone Mrs J Capps-Jenner (Headteacher’s PA) on 01986 891642. An application form and job description are available from Mrs J Capps-Jenner; please email jcappsjenner@bungayhigh.co.uk or alternatively visit our website www.bungayhigh.co.uk, where the application form and other information can be downloaded.
Closing date for applications is Monday 9 March 2020, at midday. Please write your covering letter of application to Angelo Goduti, Headteacher.
We are committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people and we expect all staff and volunteers to share this commitment. A DBS check will be required for this post.
About Bungay High School
Bungay High School is a co-educational secondary school with academy status in Bungay, Suffolk. It caters for children aged 11-18.
The school, originally Bungay Grammar School, became Bungay High School in 1974. A range of academic and vocational and academic qualifications are offered in its sixth form.
Headteacher
Mrs Chanel Oswick
Vision and values
Bungay High School is committed to “Opportunity, Aspiration and Excellence for All”.
The school is proud of the strong bonds that exist between teachers and students, and between students and their peers. It believes this caring and supportive atmosphere creates an aspirational culture and ensures all its pupils make excellent progress.
The school believes that it has designed a broad and daring curriculum, encouraging both academic and vocational excellence. It aims to ensure that courses excite students and strike a genuine cord with their future.
A key feature of Bungay High is its efforts to get to know every student, leading to an inclusive environment where everyone feels valued. School life is designed to provide students with the opportunity to become supportive, sensitive, team workers who feel they can access their learning fully. The school wants all students to become confident, independent and active learners.
Ofsted
“Leaders successfully communicate a clear vision to members of staff to promote a strongly aspirational culture with respect to both attainment and personal development. There is an explicit aim to become an outstanding school. School leaders and trustees know what is necessary to progress towards this goal. School development planning is detailed and realistic.”
View Bungay High School’s latest Ofsted report
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