Lead Practitioner in Spanish
Rivington and Blackrod High School
Bolton
- £45,657 - £47,968 per year
- Expired
- Salary:
- Lead Practitioner Pay Range P4 - P6
- Job type:
- Full Time, Permanent
- Start date:
- September 2021
- Apply by:
- 20 May 2021
Job overview
We wish to appoint a Lead Practitioner who is committed to ensuring pupil enjoyment and progress in our Modern Foreign Languages Department. We are looking for an ambitious, inspirational, enthusiastic Spanish teacher who is passionate about their subject. This is a fantastic opportunity to join an ambitious and forward thinking school, which puts students at the centre of all we do.
If you can demonstrate that you are:
• an outstanding teacher;
• committed to the development of teaching and learning;
• a team builder;
• an ambitious leader;
• able to develop yourself and others within the team
then we want to hear from you.
The school introduced Spanish into Year 7 in September 2020, and we are looking to develop the curriculum further to fulfil the dreams and ambitions of our students.
We strive to meet the needs of every learner; drive them, motivate them and support them to achieve. We celebrate all success and truly believe that every student matters and that it is our job as educators to ensure they know and feel that they matter.
A full information pack which includes the job description and person specification is on the Leverhume Trust website.
If you would like to discuss this vacancy further, please contact name, Mr A Dalton-Bunker, Deputy Head, email abunker@rbhs.co.uk
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About Rivington and Blackrod High School
- Rivington and Blackrod High School
- Rivington Lane, Rivington, Bolton
- Greater Manchester
- BL6 7RU
- United Kingdom
Founded in 1566, our school has held an important place in our community for centuries, and we are very proud of our tradition as a successful, forward-thinking and caring school.
We pride ourselves on offering excellent education in all curriculum areas and a wide range of learning and enrichment opportunities. Our Christian values underpin all that we do in ensuring that all of our students achieve the highest academic standards and develop spiritually, morally, socially and culturally.
Our aim is to ensure that all students feel safe, happy and grow as successful learners and caring global citizens. Insisting on high standards in all that we do, we strive to encourage students to achieve their highest aspirations.
The school is set in an area of outstanding natural beauty, located close to the M61 and M60 motorway network. For more information about what it’s like to work at Rivington and Blackrod High School, please click here.
Leverhulme Academy Trust
Rivington and Blackrod High School is part of Leverhulme Church of England and Community Trust (Leverhulme Academy Trust) with Rivington and Blackrod Sixth Form and Harper Green School. As a Trust, we work together to ensure that all children receive an excellent education irrespective of their starting point. We relish the opportunity to be part of the much-needed regeneration of areas we work in and wish to play a full role in the wider community. Our mission is to discover dreams, achieve ambitions and transform lives.
The vision of Leverhulme Academy Trust is to provide the highest quality of education that creates a community of happy, successful and well-rounded individuals who can flourish and make a difference in our world.
Staff Values
Our values underpin our mission and provide the basis on which we will achieve our vision.
- Students First: we put our students at the heart of all our decisions
- High Expectations: we have high expectations of both ourselves and others
- Integrity: we do the right thing
Student Values
- Take part
- Work hard
- Do the right thing
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