Maths Teacher
Frederick Gough School
North Lincolnshire
- Expired
- Salary:
- £23,720 to £39,406
- Job type:
- Full Time, Permanent
- Start date:
- January 2020
- Apply by:
- 16 October 2019
Job overview
We are looking to appoint a dynamic, child centred teacher for the above position. The successful candidate will be, or if NQT have the ability to become, an inspirational classroom practitioner. The maths department is a large and successful team of staff that consistently support students to achieve excellent outcomes. In addition to quality first teaching and learning, supernumerary specialist staff help to personalise each student’s experience of maths through targeted and focussed intervention.
All full time maths teachers have their own classroom, appropriately equipped with laptop, projector and visualiser and there is a comprehensive induction programme in place to support new staff. Frederick Gough School is an over-subscribed community school which aims to ensure all of its learners leave as happy, well-rounded, qualified individuals ready to succeed in the next chapter of their lives.
Further details and application forms are available from the school and the school’s website.
Interested candidates are welcome, if they so wish, to visit the school and maths
department by appointment in advance, to meet Mick Dalton (Deputy Headteacher).
To apply please follow:
Closing date: Thursday 17th October
Interviews to be held on Friday 18th October
We are committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people and expect the same commitment from all staff and volunteers. We would like to thank you for your interest in this vacancy. If you are invited for an interview you will be contacted by the school. For feedback on your application, please contact the school directly.
About Frederick Gough School
- Frederick Gough School
- Grange Lane South, Bottesford, Scunthorpe
- North Lincolnshire
- DN16 3NG
- United Kingdom
Frederick Gough School in Scunthorpe, North Lincolnshire, is a secondary community school for children aged 11-16. member of the North Lincolnshire Education Consortium. The pupil roll at around 1,165 is slightly small than the average secondary school. Most students are of white heritage.
When the school opened in 1960 it was called Ashby and then Bottesford Grammar School, then being renamed Frederick Gough Grammar School after the first Chair of governors, Alderman Frederick Gough. It became a comprehensive school in 1969, linking with Ashby Girls' Secondary School.
The variety of languages taught at the school - Spanish, French, German and Russian – is one of its distinguishing features.
In 2014 Frederick Gough was part of the Building Schools for the Future (BSF) programme and gained several new or improved features, including a 3G Sports Pitch, sports block and hall and English block.
Headteacher
Mr B Lawrance
Values and vision
The school attaches great importance to getting to know each pupil, discovering their individual needs and identifying their potential in various areas of learning.
Frederick Gough prides itself on developing provision for the spiritual, moral, social and cultural needs of pupils, recognising the role these play in making the decisions that will impact on their future and the contribution they can make to society.
These values are an intrinsic part of school life. Methods of moral guidance range from the continual and ad hoc interventions of all staff to special lessons, activities and trips with a moral aspect.
Ofsted
“The school promotes students’ spiritual, moral, social and cultural development well. It is enhanced by the strong relationships in school, and through the many visits and extra-curricular experiences that help build students’ confidence and self- esteem.”
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