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Acting Principal Teacher (ASN)

Acting Principal Teacher (ASN)

Lanark Grammar School

South Lanarkshire

  • Expired
Salary:
£26,307
Job type:
Part Time, Permanent
Apply by:
12 March 2017

Job overview

SLA02671 - (0.6FTE - Wed/Thurs/Fri)

Lanark Grammar School, Kirklands Road, Lanark ML11 9AJ

Closing date: Sunday 12 March 2017.

Applications should be submitted online through www.myjobscotland.gov.uk or telephone 01698 454650.

www.southlanarkshire.gov.uk

About Lanark Grammar School

+44 1555 667520

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Lanark Grammar School is a mixed, non-selective, non-denominational, six-year, 11-18 comprehensive secondary school, situated in Lanark in Lanarkshire. There are currently 1,034 students on the school roll. 

Headteacher

Mr M Sherry

Values and vision

Lanark Grammar School’s values are achievement, community, endeavour, enthusiasm, equality and respect. The school aims to build confidence, raise aspirations and improve motivation, and to celebrate and reward the successes of its members. It also aims to work in partnership with pupils, parents, staff and the local community to support and encourage personal development, achievement and attainment.

The secondary school aims to be the best it can be by setting aspirational targets and being determined to reach them, and believes that every day holds endless opportunities to learn and develop as individuals and as a school community. Lanark Grammar School is a school that celebrates diversity, where different needs are acknowledged and catered for. It believes its actions in and around the community will show and encourage respect by being kind, thoughtful and valuing others and their property.

Education Scotland

“This inspection of your school found the following key strengths: Young people who are well behaved and have a positive attitude to learning.  The pastoral care of young people. Approachable supportive staff.  Attainment in S5/6. The role of the headteacher in leading school improvement. Young people have good learning experiences overall. They have a positive attitude to their learning and enjoy taking part in class discussions. Teachers support them well in their learning.”

View Lanark Grammar School’s latest Education Scotland report


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