Class Teacher
Sonning Common School
Oxfordshire
- Quick apply
- Expired
- Salary:
- MPS 1-6
- Job type:
- Full Time, Maternity Cover
- Start date:
- Any time between 1st September 2017and 1st January 2018
- Apply by:
- 2 July 2017
Job overview
At Sonning Common Primary School we find teaching fun and you will too!
Come and experience life as a teacher in our large, vibrant village primary (NOR 400)
We are looking for at teacher to join our successful team. The position could suit an NQT or a more experienced teacher as we simply want to appoint the right person to fit in with us and our values. (MPS 1 – 6). This position is maternity cover but with a strong possibility of a permamnet contract.
We can accommodate a flexible start date – any time between 1st September 2017 and 1st January 2018.
We enjoy working here because our school gives us:-
· 2 form entry so we always have a teaching partner to share ideas with
· Weekly PPA time with a teacher in the same year group
· An up-to-date ICT suite, plus sets of laptops for most year groups and iPad minis for teachers.
· Great facilities for sport including a huge field, an all-weather court, Forest School and our own swimming pool
· An annual chance to change year groups and key-stage so that we don’t get stuck in a rut
What we want in a new colleague:-
· Someone who really loves working as part of a team
· Someone who shares and lives by our values: Respect, Truth, Kindness, Doing-your-best and Politeness
· A high level of ICT competence
· A willingness to refill the biscuit barrel occasionally!
Application packs available from the school office. Visits to the school welcome and encouraged prior to application or interview.
Closing date for applications is Monday 3rd July. Interviews will be on Monday 10th July.
The 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 will be sought from the successful candidate.
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About Sonning Common School
- Sonning Common School
- Grove Road, Sonning Common, Reading
- Berkshire
- RG4 9RJ
- United Kingdom
Sonning Common School is a coeducational, non-denominational community primary in South Oxfordshire. The village of Sonning Common has a population of around 4,000, and is four miles north of the city of Reading. The school was founded in 1913. It hosts regular extra-curricular groups such as the Sonning Common Striders, a running club open to all ages. There are approximately 400 children on the school roll, taught between the ages of 4-11.
Head Teacher
Chris Hirst
Values and vision
Sonning Common is a values-led community school centred around making good relationships, teamwork, and care for others. Staff members are dedicated to providing an education for the whole child, giving every individual an exciting and interesting start to life. The schools encourages strong links between home and school, knowing the process of educating a child is a partnership. The school welcomes parent help in the classroom and encourages parents to express their views through questionnaires and regular meetings.
Learning is encouraged through the use of a wide range of excellent facilities at the school. This includes a library, the swimming pool, the computer room, large classrooms and extensive grounds.
Ofsted
“The attainment of pupils leaving the school at the end of Year 6 has risen considerably faster than nationally since the previous inspection. Pupils make good progress to achieve standards that are above average. Attainment in writing shows a great improvement through the introduction of new approaches, such as pupils writing at length after preparing what they are going to say and working on their targets to improve vocabulary.”
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