Summer School English Teachers (Residential)
Stonyhurst
Lancashire
- Quick apply
- Expired
- Job type:
- Full Time, Fixed Term
- Start date:
- 2024
- Apply by:
- 4 January 2024
Job overview
We are delighted to announce that Stonyhurst Summer School will return for 2024. The Summer School will run between the 10th July 2024 to the 10th August 2024.
We’re looking forward to welcoming 160 students from across the globe for both the English Language Courses and Stonyhurst Scholars’ programme in July - August 2024. The teaching is rooted in the rich historical tapestry of the school and inspired by characters who walked these very halls.
The Language school boasts a unique curriculum with themed weeks centred on literary legends Tolkien, Shakespeare and JK Rowling and former Stonyhurst student and author of Sherlock Holmes, Sir Arthur Conon Doyle. The Scholar’s Programme is new for 2024 and wishes to empower gifted high school students with the tools for their future endeavours, whether that be further studies or steps into their future careers. Every student who stays at Stonyhurst, whether for two weeks or a full year, is surrounded by the Stonyhurst mission , Quant Je Puis, All that I can.
As an English teacher, you'll differentiate and deliver pre-planned lessons tailored to individual student needs, fostering a student-centred approach. Experienced applicants will have the opportunity to provide additional support, contributing to the growth of less experienced teachers and potentially leading teacher development sessions.
As a Teacher at Stonyhurst Summer School, you will embrace our framework syllabus, focusing on language skills and interactive language use whilst maintaining administrative paperwork diligently, ensuring a safe, tidy, and disciplined classroom environment. Your role extends beyond traditional teaching, participating in the appraisal scheme, attending daily staff meetings, and monitoring student performance throughout the course.
As a member of the Summer School team, you will have access to the incredible facilities at Stonyhurst, including gym and swimming pool access and all meals provided.
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About Stonyhurst
Stonyhurst is the UK’s leading co-educational Catholic boarding and day school for 3 – 18-year-olds.
Founded in 1593, it is the oldest continuously active Jesuit school in the world. Pupils come from throughout the United Kingdom as well as from abroad. It is a cosmopolitan family and proudly British. With children from over 27 countries, its cultural diversity adds to the richness and global outlook of the school community.
Stonyhurst was made fully co-educational in 1999. It has a long history of nurturing men and women of individuality, generosity, and service. Catholic martyrs, war heroes, politicians, rebels, writers, scientists, explorers, and actors are among the former pupils, a testimony to the capacity of a Jesuit education to foster individual gifts and talents as well as academic excellence.
Stonyhurst is based in a magnificent Grade I listed building within a secluded 1,000-acre estate, a rural setting in the beautiful Ribble Valley in the Northwest of England. Stonyhurst is home to one of the oldest museums in the English-speaking world and is steeped in centuries of Catholic history. Today the school offers a distinctive environment where pupils can gain an appreciation of culture and heritage.
Stonyhurst offers a broad and engaging curriculum in the Jesuit tradition, providing an excellent education encompassing both nationally and internationally regarded qualifications. The motto ‘Quant Je Puis’ (As Much as I Can) remains its overarching principle. As a Jesuit school, Stonyhurst provides a foundation for a life of purpose, with an education that nurtures individuality and encourages generosity.
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