Nursery Teacher
Christ Church C of E First School
Feltham Lane, Frome, Somerset BA11 5AJ
- Expired
- Salary:
- Salary Range M1–M6 £23,720-£34,665
- Job type:
- Full Time, Part Time, Permanent
- Apply by:
- 14 January 2019
Job overview
Nursery Teaching Post
Required April 2019 (although we would be flexible for the right candidate)
Full-Time or Job-Share Considered
Salary Range M1–M6
£23,720–£34,665
Number on roll: 232 (2–9 years)
We are seeking a positive, enthusiastic team player to join our school at an exciting time of change and growth. We would welcome applications from ambitious experienced or recently qualified teachers. The appointed person will possess excellent knowledge of the Early Years curriculum, demonstrate high-quality teaching skills, have good communication and teamwork skills, and a commitment to supporting continuous school improvement and their own professional development. Experience of Nursery teaching would be an advantage.
At Christ Church School:
• we value children above all else and believe in partnership working
• we have high ambitions and aspirations for our learning community
• we have a dedicated leadership team
• we have a learning environment that is vibrant and creative
• we believe that building relationships is the key to success
We seek a teacher who will:
• share in our vision and ethos of high expectations and nurture
• be kind, encouraging and positive
• add value to our team
• aspire to be the best they can be
• have the necessary drive, resilience and capability to develop their career
Visits to the school are warmly welcomed – our children and staff would be delighted to meet you before the formal interview process.
Please contact the school on 01373 463781 to make arrangements.
To apply, please visit our website at http://www.christchurchschoolfrome.org.uk/information/job-vacancies
Closing date for applications: Monday 14 January 2019 @ 12 Noon
Interview Date: TBC
Safeguarding is a priority for our school and the successful applicant will be subject to an enhanced DBS check.
About Christ Church C of E First School
Christ Church CofE First School is a mixed, non-selective, Church of England primary school with nursery situated in Frome, Somerset. The school has approximately 182 pupils, between the ages of 4-9.
Christ Church CofE First School was founded by the Parish of Christ Church and is a member of the Frome Community Learning Partnership, which makes up seventeen primary schools in the area.
Headteacher
Rupert Kaye
Values and vision
Christ Church CofE First School wants children to enjoy their childhood and grow at their own pace, while learning in a fun and stimulating environment. The school believes that happy children are more likely to succeed and hopes to install a sense of fun into the curriculum. It has the motto: ‘To be the best that you can be’ and strives to encourage pupils to discover their talents and interests, and make the most of them, both within the Christian community and throughout life. Christ Church CofE First School follows the passage: “live life in all its fullness” (John 10:10, the Bible) and has five core Christian values: respect, thankfulness, perseverance, forgiveness and responsibility, which are at the heart of everyday life at the school. It hopes to nurture children’s exploration of faith, while teaching them to respect the different beliefs of other religions. The school has a range of extra-curricular activities to encourage pupils to develop new skills and interests, while an active School Council helps to install skills in leadership and democracy.
Ofsted
“Pupils report that they feel safe in school; they feel free from bullying, but if individuals do fall out then they have confidence that the adults will sort it out promptly and effectively. They say that any concerns they have are heard and the school responds well”.
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