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Associate Principal Primary

Associate Principal Primary

Focus Learning Trust

Warwick

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Salary:
Competitive
Job type:
Full Time, Permanent
Start date:
ASAP
Apply by:
16 February 2018

Job overview

Focus Learning Trust is seeking to appoint an Assistant Principal: Primary to support the planning and delivery of Key Stage Two provision across our 25 schools nationally. Focus Learning Trust is a key member of the OneSchool organisation, the largest body of independent schools in the world. We are a Trust of 25 small, successful independent schools of a strong Christian ethos stretching right across the UK, all of which are “Good” or “Outstanding”. We are at the cutting edge of technology and educational innovation and we place the success and happiness of our pupils, Self-Directed Learning and our unique and comprehensive CPD programme at the heart of all we do.

The schools benefit from excellent teaching and support staff, well-behaved and engaged students and small class sizes. Our Mission Statement is “Learning to Learn”; helping equip students with the ability to think critically, process information perceptually, analyse data accurately and evaluate situations intelligently in order to fulfil their true potential.

We are looking to appoint an Assistant Principal: Primary with extensive primary teaching and leadership experience to ensure that an innovative, Self-Directed Key Stage Two curriculum is planned, implemented and reviewed. 

The successful candidate will have:

· Extensive Primary teaching and leadership experience

· Experience of school to school support in a comparable organisation or local authority

· Willingness to travel throughout the UK

· Flexibility

· Ability to engage with a wide range of stakeholders

· Coaching, training and facilitation skills

· Ability to work on own initiative as well as in response to direct instruction from other managers

· Willingness to embrace change  

· Ability to keep abreast of latest statutory Primary guidance and national/international best practice in all areas relevant for OneSchool (UK) 

For an informal discussion about the role and to book a school visit, please contact Tim Bamber on 07384 240630 or at tim.bamber@focus-school.com. For an application pack please email flt.recruit@focus-school.com

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About Focus Learning Trust

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Who are we?

Focus Learning Trust was established as a registered charity in 2003 for the advancement of education, primarily providing leadership and support to its network of 23 UK, non-selective, independent schools which are registered as schools with a religious character, following the national curriculum.

We are part of the OneSchool Global network – one of the most extensive and progressive networks of schools and educational support services in the world. With schools in 20 countries worldwide, our 9000 students are benefiting from the amazing results of global collaboration and cutting-edge educational methods.

In April 2019, the entire OneSchool entity rebranded globally, hence our new look and our name change from Focus School to OneSchool Global UK. This better reflects our teaching and learning strategy and makes us truly one global school. 

With over 20 years of experience in delivering innovative and challenging education to students of all abilities, we are committed to achieving the highest levels of teaching from our staff and academic potential from our students.

OneSchool is a dynamic, global high-achieving education provider which challenges learning norms and fosters a positive learning culture.

We develop critical thinkers who engage, not only in a variety of on-request learning experiences to facilitate collaborative problem solving but also leadership skills to see and lead with integrity through tomorrow’s challenges.

A shared language of learning underpins a culture in which learning is personalised and progress is measured and celebrated.

As an employer of choice, we continuously develop staff through the OneSchool Teacher Academy, which enables career pathways through global professional collaboration.

Calling creative and innovative teachers who want to take the challenge outside the norms of the traditional classroom...

Teacher Academy

OneSchool is making a significant contribution to career progression and professional development in independent education. Our focus is on recruiting, training and retaining, with innovations such as the Teacher Academy raising the bar in all areas. Teachers are drawn from both the state and independent sectors and the breadth of cultural and professional diversity is evident in the cross-section of staff from entirely diverse ethnic backgrounds and faiths.

We value and support our staff and work with NQT and NPQH schemes to ensure they get the status and qualifications they need and deserve. Of the 1,600 dedicated educational professionals employed globally, over 500 work in the UK in close cooperation, sharing best practice, professional learning opportunities and resources.

The development of learning and teaching in OneSchool campuses, including the use of the fully inclusive classroom, a differentiated curriculum and the pursuit of the self-directed learning pathway, has created an opportunity for the creative and innovative teachers who want to take the challenge outside the norms of the traditional classroom.

As a result, we are experiencing high job satisfaction and excellent student outcomes.

Located centrally in the Midlands, the Teacher Academy space encourages questioning, discussion, enquiry and reflection that builds a culture of professional development.

Educators all over the world recognise the need for continuous growth and professional development and the value of doing this as a community of learners. Teachers throughout the network complete regular Assignments – like those they prepare for their students – that will support and deepen their professional practice and understanding, promote collaboration, and develop a rich pool of shared professional resources.

OneSchool Global UK offer 100 hours of CPD per year which includes inset days, targeted professional development and Teacher Academy Programmes and enables our teachers to:

  • Experience self-directed learning in a 21st Century professional learning environment
  • Work collaboratively as part of a team on a common area of interest
  • Test new ideas to improve student learning, progress and attainment
  • Develop personal and professional competencies, linking, where possible, to performance management targets
  • Have opportunity to develop an area for enquiry/action research
  • Actively support and contribute to the realisation of the OneSchool Global Vision for Learning


Mission, Vision & Values

Our mission is to ensure that our students develop the understanding, skills, knowledge and attitudes that enable them to fulfil their potential and contribute to their community and the community at large.

“A global education ecosystem that develops life-ready students who learn how to learn.”

In coming to this school each student, parent and staff member shall uphold the values of the School:  

  • Integrity - uprightness and honesty;
  • Care and Compassion – kindness, consideration and generosity to the whole community;
  • Respect – for all people, property, opinions and those in authority;
  • Responsibility – for our actions, progress and the environment;
  • Commitment – to self-discipline and the pursuit of excellence.

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