Teacher - Religious Education
Beath High School
Fife
- Expired
- Salary:
- £26,895-£35,763
- Job type:
- Full Time, Temporary
- Apply by:
- 2 November 2017
Job overview
Fife Council is looking to recruit a talented and committed teacher who is willing to apply new learning with enthusiasm. They should be confident and able to demonstrate they are an innovative practitioner. They should have a sound and detailed knowledge and understanding of the relevant aspects of the Curriculum for Excellence 3-18 as well as possessing strong interpersonal skills and be able to demonstrate they have a commitment to the vision, values and core priorities in the development of education, teaching and learning which meets the needs of all pupils.
Whilst demonstrating these competencies, in Fife Council our How We Work Matters’ framework is at the heart of our local authority. Our teachers will be responsible for being a role model by displaying and promoting behaviours that are expected of all council employees:
- Take ownership
- Focus on customers
- Work together
- Embrace technology & information
- Deliver results
Closing date: 02/11/2017
Reference: FIF08802
Beath High School,
Cowdenbeath
Attached documents
About Beath High School
- Beath High School
- Foulford Road, Cowdenbeath
- Fife
- KY4 9BH
- United Kingdom
Beath High School is a mixed, non-selective, non-denominational secondary school with sixth form in Scotland, serving students from the age of 11-18. The secondary school, situated in Fife has approximately 1,200 students on record. It is run by Fife Council.
Formerly Beath Higher Grade School, Beath High School opened in 1910.
Headteacher
Douglas Young
Values and vision
Beath High School is committed to continuously improving to ensure that all students receive a high quality and fulfilling education. The secondary school holds high standards for pupils to achieve their full potential and succeed in all that they do. The school’s core values of success, ambition, respect, responsibility, pride and creating opportunity are installed during daily life. It is important to the school that open and honest partnerships are formed between staff and parents, allowing for students receive the best possible support both at school and during their home life, and parents are encouraged to get involved with the running of the school by joining the Parent Council. Students are nurtured as polite, caring, determined and ambitious young adults, who are fully prepared for life in a modern and ever changing world when leaving the school.
Education Scotland
“Most young people are motivated to achieve well. Young people increasingly have stimulating opportunities to become independent and responsible learners. Most staff make very productive contributions to helping young people become successful as learners. Where practice is most effective, teachers use information and communications technology (ICT) well to enrich young people’s learning.”
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