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Teacher and Form Tutor

Teacher and Form Tutor

Polwhele House School

Cornwall

  • Expired
Job type:
Full Time, Permanent
Start date:
September 2019
Apply by:
18 April 2019

Job overview

We are looking to appoint a Form Tutor for September 2019. The School is considering the possibility of extending through to GCSE and we are looking to add relevant experience (EYFS-KS4) to our excellent staff team. An ability to teach a wide range of subjects would be an advantage.

The post may well be combined with responsibility for a subject area or a role on our senior leadership team.

Please contact the Headmaster, Chris Curl, for further details on ccurl@polwhelehouse.co.uk

About Polwhele House School

Polwhele House is a co-educational, independent, day and weekly boarding school in Truro, Cornwall, for children aged 2 to 14. Founded in 1976 as Boscawen Rose School for pupils aged 3 to 8, the school moved to its present site in 1981, when it extended the age range to 13.  Since then the school has grown further and moving towards GCSE in 2027 welcomes it's first Year 9 class in September 2024.

Polwhele House is based in a historic manor house, within 32 acres of gardens, playing fields, park, and woodland.

Head

Mrs Hilary Mann

Values and vision

Polwhele House aims to provide a friendly, stimulating, and caring environment where every pupil feels valued and involved. It offers a thorough and appropriate academic education, enabling children to achieve their full potential.

The preparatory school seeks to provide a wide range of opportunities for pupils, allowing them to discover areas of activity in which they can excel or take pleasure. In addition, it aims to foster strong moral values within a Christian framework and equip pupils in the broadest sense for the next stage of their education.

ISI report

Throughout the school, pupils are articulate and composed, displaying very high speaking and listening skills. An established feature of the lessons is that pupils regularly enjoy the challenge of thinking deeply and reasoning with each other, the teacher and with set tasks. From this, they are able to put together a strong case to support their own thoughts as well as to respectfully question others, including the teacher if required.”

View Polwhele House's latest ISI report

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