Class Teacher Sept 2019

The Raglan Schools is a Federation of Raglan Infants and Junior Schools with 930 pupils. Both are “Good” schools inspected separately in 2016 and 2018. 

The school is well resourced with good facilities with pupils who are keen and eager to learn. We serve an ever-diversifying community in Bush Hill Park and have good links with the local community. The school itself is set in a pleasant location with substantial grounds that is close to the A10 and Bush Hill Park train station. 

We are looking for an enthusiastic and creative teacher to join our friendly, committed team. We are looking for a teachers who: 

●  Has the ability to demonstrate consistently good or outstanding teaching 


●  is able to motivate and inspire; 


●  is committed to ensuring all children succeed; 


●  is organised and hard working; 


●  is creative, flexible and committed. 


We can offer: 


●  a caring, supportive team of staff; 


●  access to a class set of iPads and Chrome Books that can be used to enrich the  children’s curriculum experience; 


●  a hands on supportive Leadership Team who work in partnership with the staff, parents and Governors; 


●  team planning approach; 


●  professional development at your level. 


Applications are welcome from all teachers, including NQTs, who are offered a complete package of support in their first teaching post. 

Closing date: Thursday 31st January 2019 (12 noon). 

Candidates should submit an application form and letter supporting your application available at www.raglanschools.org. Visits are encouraged so please book a tour online via the website or contact the school. 

Please contact Emma at jobs@raglanschools.org or telephone 0208 360 5121.

All schools and services in Enfield are committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people and anyone applying to work in our schools is expected to share this commitment. We follow safer recruitment practice and appointments are subject to satisfactory DBS certification and references