2nd in Faculty for Religious Studies
Archbishop Ilsley Catholic School
Birmingham
- Quick apply
- Expired
- Salary:
- MPS/UPR plus TLR2b £4,563
- Job type:
- Full Time, Permanent
- Start date:
- 20/04/2020
- Apply by:
- 6 December 2019
Job overview
The Governors of Archbishop Ilsley Catholic School are looking to appoint an inspirational and forward thinking 2nd in faculty for Religious Studies to join our school on its journey to ‘outstanding’ in either a full time or part time capacity.
Archbishop Ilsley is an 11-18 Catholic school with a total of 1203 pupils which includes a sixth form. The school is currently designated ‘Good’ (Ofsted June 2018).
Archbishop Ilsley is oversubscribed and is the school of choice in the local area; although a Catholic school, Archbishop Ilsley welcomes pupils from all faiths and has a rich diversity. We are a successful, happy and ambitious school further enriched by an excellent team spirit and a desire to improve on previous best.
The successful candidate will be an enthusiastic and inspiring teacher with a strong sense of leadership and the ability to motivate, lead and create a vision for success. He/she will actively promote the distinctive Catholic nature and ethos of the
school with colleagues, pupils and parents and be responsible for supporting the Head of Faculty in providing a high quality educational experience for all students to raise the levels of attainment and achievement.
This is a wonderful opportunity for the right person to join a highly committed team in a large and successful Catholic secondary school.
Informal visits to the school are welcome
Attached documents
About Archbishop Ilsley Catholic School
- Archbishop Ilsley Catholic School
- Victoria Road, Acocks Green, Birmingham
- West Midlands
- B27 7XY
- United Kingdom
Archbishop Ilsley is a large oversubscribed Catholic Secondary School in Acocks Green on the border of Hall Green and Yardley in Birmingham, that caters for pupils between the ages of 11 and 18. There are 210 pupils in each year and the sixth form is predicted to grow considerably over the next five years.
OFSTED rated the school ‘good’ when they last visited in June 2018.
It is an exciting time to join Archbishop Ilsley as we appointed our new Head Teacher on 1st January 2023.
You may be wondering where the school gets its name from. Edward Ilsley was the first Archbishop of Birmingham. He built the village of Acocks Green’s first church and was passionate about educating the children of the area. He died in 1926. The school, bearing his name, was opened in 1957.
Headteacher
Mr Ciaran Clinton
Visions and value
In terms of ethos, as a Catholic School, the teaching of Jesus Christ underpins all that we do. In the words of St Matthew, we want all pupils to “let their light shine”. As well as teaching them an engaging and well-sequenced curriculum, we also pride ourselves on developing the whole person. We run an extensive Duke of Edinburgh Programme, which is one of the most popular in Birmingham. Relationships, charity and looking after each other are also promoted at every opportunity. The second branch of our ethos is Jesus’ most important commandment: “love one another as I have loved you.” .
We are fortunate to enjoy very strong links with our neighbouring Church, Sacred Heart and Holy Souls. Canon Jonathan and Father Alex are regular visitors to our school. If you haven’t already, I would encourage you to visit their beautiful Church. You can find mass times and newsletters on their website: https://www.holysoulschurch.co.uk
Our School is a proud member of the St Teresa of Calcutta Multi Academy Company (MAC). We enjoy excellent relationships with all the schools in the MAC. You can find more about the MAC by clicking here: https://saintteresaofcalcutta.org.uk
Ofsted
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