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Assistant Head Teacher – Behaviour and Welfare

Assistant Head Teacher – Behaviour and Welfare

Wilmington Grammar School for Girls

Kent

  • Expired
Salary:
£60,785 - £66,934 (L13 – L17 incl London Fringe Allowance)
Job type:
Full Time, Permanent
Start date:
1st September 2023
Apply by:
27 March 2023

Job overview

Job Title: Assistant Head Teacher – Behaviour and Welfare

Salary: £60,785 - £66,934 (L13 – L17 incl London Fringe Allowance)

Responsible to: Head Teacher

Wilmington Grammar School for Girls is consistently oversubscribed and has grown to 6 forms of entry with a joint sixth form, WG6, which is shared with WGSB and has a PAN of 1,140 students. Students enter the school in Year 7 after successfully passing the Kent selection test. A small number of in year applications also take place and in sixth form there is a further opportunity for external students to enter WG6.

Wilmington Grammar School for Girls is seeking an Assistant Headteacher to help in leading this outstanding 11-18, selective Girls’ School from September 2023. The role has arisen due to the promotions of the current post holders and school expansion. This is an exciting time in the school’s development and the ideal candidate will be keen to embrace all that the new educational landscape has to offer. The school offers a broad and balanced curriculum and had a maths and computing specialism under the SSAT programme. It has an enviable track record with GCSE results placing in the top 10% for valued added over the last three years.

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As well as offering you a competitive salary with pay progression opportunities, you will also be working in a brand-new purpose-built setting with great facilities and with a team of talented, engaged and motivated colleagues. Our common values of respect, integrity, determination, equality of opportunity and self-management help instil a strong work ethic among staff and students alike and our supportive culture provides what many of our existing staff describe as a ‘family feel’ within our Trust.

The closing date for applications is on Monday 27th March at 9am, with the interviews expected to take place on Thursday 30th March 2023.

Applicants are invited to contact the school to discuss the role informally with Michelle Lawson, Head Teacher, or to arrange a visit to our school prior to application. Please contact Nishita Rana on 01322 226351 to arrange this.

This school is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people and expects all staff and volunteers to share this commitment. 

An enhanced DBS check will be required for the successful candidate

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About Wilmington Grammar School for Girls

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+44 132 222 6351

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Founded in 1958, Wilmington Grammar School for Girls has been helping girls to secure outstanding academic results and providing a  well-rounded experience for over half a century. The school encourages a  happy and harmonious community which respects the individual and  celebrates the rich diversity of backgrounds and heritage of students  and staff. We are a growing school with over 920 students on roll, but  remain sufficiently small to recognise individual talents and ensure  everyone is challenged and supported to reach their goals.

This is a school that has always been  willing to reinvent itself, to look for new opportunities and to take on  new challenges.  We encourage each of our students to do likewise.  We  aim to nurture a passion for learning and a desire to try new things and  set ambitious goals. We have a strong emphasis on skill development and  encourage our students to adopt the’ Wilmington Mindset’, where  resilience and the impetus to innovate, trial new initiatives, grow in  confidence, independence and resilience is applauded. Respectful  relationships are central to our philosophy and there is a strong belief  that students learn best when they are happy, motivated and co-partners  in their own learning. Our younger students have had the opportunity to  immerse themselves in both Mandarin and an Enterprise curriculum.  The  triage of Mandarin, Enterprise and Mindset will provide an excellent  base for our students when they eventually move on to work places that  we can possibly only imagine.  To gain a picture of what this life looks  like, please follow us on Twitter and read the Head Teacher’s blog here.

From Year 7 to Year 11, students are taught  in a single sex environment. In sixth form however, we offer an  unparalleled range of curricular opportunities through our partnership  with Wilmington Grammar School for Boys. The same ethos of ambitious  aspirations pervades our post 16 offer and the opportunity to further  stimulate the students’ intellectual curiosity alongside the opportunity  to further develop their personal and social skills is a winning  formula. WG6 has its own website at www.wg6.co.uk.  With the variety of different pathways on offer, we are confident that  this gives a unique opportunity to support students in preparation for  their next step, be that university or the world of work.

At Wilmington Grammar School for Girls, we recognise the part that is  played by all stakeholders and work closely with parents to ensure our  students emerge as confident, self-reliant, responsible and caring  citizens. We encourage you to attend one of our Open Days/ Evenings so  you can meet our students and staff first hand and judge for yourself.

We very much look forward to welcoming you.

Michelle Lawson

Head Teacher

View Wilmington Grammar School for Girls’ latest Ofsted report

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