Teacher of MFL (French and Spanish)
The Magna Carta School
Surrey
- Expired
- Salary:
- MPR/UPR
- Job type:
- Full Time, Permanent
- Start date:
- 1 September 2019
- Apply by:
- 11 June 2019
Job overview
Do you want to be part of an OFSTED ‘Good’ academy with a highly successful MFL Department? We are looking for a Teacher of MFL specialising in French and Spanish.
You would be joining not only a successful MFL Department, but one that works together as a team and is highly supportive of one another. Additionally the school as a whole values the development of its staff; high quality personal and professional development is a key reason for our success and we place great emphasis on supporting and developing you throughout your career.
All classrooms in the faculty are fully equipped with interactive SMART boards, speakers and colourful, engaging displays. We use Studio for French and Viva for Spanish, both via active learn online textbook subscription which allows us to use a wide variety of online games and video tasks with students in addition to the standard activities set out in the text book. We also set interactive online homework via this system.
For GCSE we prepare students for the AQA syllabus.
Languages students at The Magna Carta School take part in a range of extra curricular activities such as Spanish choirs, poetry competitions and annual European Day of Languages events.
Spanish and French continue to be popular options choices at GCSE.
We are searching for someone who has the skills to grow and develop outstanding practice, together with the ambition to excel as a classroom practitioner. Candidates should:
• Have the ability to teach French and Spanish across the age & ability range in Years 7 – 11
• Be committed to raising achievement for students of all abilities
• Be able to motivate and engage students
• Have the potential to become an outstanding teacher and committed to professional development and acting upon advice
• Be creative, determined, enthusiastic, resilient and passionate about delivering a high quality education to all students.
Visits to the school are warmly welcomed.
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About The Magna Carta School
The Magna Carta School is an 11-16 academy in the Unity Schools Trust based in Staines-Upon-Thames, with approximately 1100 students on role. The school is a founder member of The Unity Schools Trust and the 1215 Learning Partnership, determined to enhance lives for young people across this area of Surrey.
The school has a long and proud tradition of educating students from our local community. To facilitate high aspirations, progress and achievement, we have high expectations of behaviour, rooted in respect for one another. We are particularly proud of our students; they are aspirational and enthusiastic about their learning and as a result make good progress and achieve impressive GCSE results. They consistently and successfully progress on to further education and apprenticeships.
Our Academy Council provides a strong voice for students to present their ideas and concerns and to develop the skills necessary to become advocates for positive change. We believe listening to, and reflecting upon, the experience of our whole school community is an important part of our continuous development journey.
We strive to provide a welcoming, challenging, secure and inclusive learning environment where all students and staff feel that they belong. We are committed to realising our vision that Learning Shapes Lives by creating a culture in which everyone aspires to achieve in a reflective educational environment and a school community where together we learn to know, to do, to be and to live together.
If you think you can make a positive and confident contribution to our team, we would be delighted to hear from you.
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