Peripatetic Drum Teacher
Westbourne School
Sheffield
- Expiring soon
- Quick apply
- Salary:
- Peripatetic - Not salaried at school, paid by parents
- Job type:
- Part Time, Permanent
- Start date:
- September 2024
- Apply by:
- 7 June 2024
Job overview
Post details:
Would you like a chance to be part of something special at Westbourne School?
Westbourne is a leading school in the Yorkshire region, and the only co-educational independent school in Sheffield offering a first class education to Sheffield girls and boys from the age of 4 to 16.
Westbourne school prides itself on our musical achievements, we have a peripatetic team to teach our pupils different instruments and singing. Our pupils perform many concerts throughout the academic year, including a carol concert at a local church and the Cathedral, a gig night at the Leadmill, outdoor music for a summer’s evening and our annual prize giving at the Octagon which includes performances from our pupils.
The School is at an exciting crossroads in its history, with a new Head, and a recently completed £3m estates development project, including a new hall, three classrooms, changing rooms, facilities and a play area.
It's not just Westbourne's values of excellence, inclusion, respect and resilience that make Westbourne a special place to work. Westbourne is a family. Staff are motivated to go the extra mile in an environment that nurtures happy pupils to perform at their best. Westbourne's story is one of success with expansion and a state-of-the art new Junior School development. If you're a talented person who wants to be part of a bright new future for our school, we'd love to hear from you.
To apply, download the Westbourne School application form and send it, together with a covering letter, by email to lbrittle@westbourneschool.co.uk or by post to Westbourne School, 60 Westbourne Road, Sheffield S10 2QT
Please refer to the Job description when completing the application form and ensure you highlight which position you are applying for.
Interviews will take place during the week commencing Monday 10th June 2024.
Attached documents
About Westbourne School
Westbourne School is a mixed, non-denominational, all-through independent school in South Yorkshire, serving students from the age of 4 -16. The all-through school, situated in Sheffield has approximately 350 students on record.
Westbourne School was founded in 1885 as a boys’ preparatory school. Girls joined In 1997, and a Senior School was opened in 2001.
Headmaster
Chris Hattam BA (Hons)
Values and vision
Westbourne School’s motto is: “Educating children for life”, and aims to provide an outstanding quality of education to all students. The school works to guide and prepare students for life in a stimulating and welcoming learning environment. Westbourne School promotes the values of excellence, respect and friendship and encourages children to care for others and their surroundings. The all-through school’s aim is to provide a varied and enriching learning curriculum to deliver students outstanding academic teaching, along with helping to develop their sporting, musical and personal development. Community is important to the school, who promote a solid partnership with parents to ensure that children receive the encouragement and support beyond the classroom. It is important to the school that students achieve their full potential and ensures that they are taught in small class sizes to identify their individual learning needs.
Independent School Inspectorate
“Throughout, pupils achieve well and make good progress in their learning, fulfilling the school’s aim to provide an education of quality and to prepare children for life. Pupils succeed in their academic work owing to their very positive attitudes to learning and the good teaching they receive at all ages.”
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