Curriculum Leader – Modern Foreign Languages
The Gilberd School
Colchester
- Expired
- Salary:
- MPS/UPS + TLR 1B £9,473
- Job type:
- Full Time, Permanent
- Start date:
- Autumn Term 2018
- Apply by:
- 22 April 2018
Job overview
“An oversubscribed school with a clear vision of excellence and attainment, we combine the best of a rigorous curriculum with outstanding pastoral development and opportunity. Our local reputation and place in the heart of the community provide a safe yet challenging learning environment where all our students can achieve. Our vision is to ensure that all students feel safe, valued and happy whilst here, and leave with first rate academic qualifications and the wider skills needed for life.” Linda Exley, Headteacher
At The Gilberd School you will find:
- an exceptionally welcoming school.
- enthusiastic, polite and well-behaved students, who are eager to learn.
- hardworking, positive and motivated colleagues who support each other with exceptional loyalty and passion.
- superb classrooms and resources to support teaching and learning.
- excellent CPD and career development opportunities.
- a supportive, hard-working and well - qualified team of linguists looking to shape an outstanding future.
We are looking for:
- an outstanding Subject Leader for Modern Foreign Languages; this is an exciting time for our school and our languages department provides an excellent opportunity for the right candidate.
- proven teaching success and the ability to lead and inspire both students and staff.
- a clear commitment to raising standards and aspirations to enable students to achieve their best.
- a passionate and positive individual to build on our successes and take our team to the next level.
- a strategic thinker who is able to promote innovation and excellence.
To apply and for a full job description, please visit: http://www.gilberd.com/index.php/en/2016-06-17-14-29-26
Closing date: 23rd April 2018
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About The Gilberd School
- The Gilberd School
- Brinkley Lane, Colchester
- Essex
- CO4 9PU
- United Kingdom
The Gilberd School is a co-educational, non-denominational secondary with academy status in Colchester, Essex. At the most recent inspection, there were 1,350 students on the school roll, aged 11-16.
The Gilberd School opened in 1912 and acquired academy status in September 2012. It is named for Dr William Gilberd, a Colchester native who was a medical adviser to Queen Elizabeth I and is known as the "father of electricity". The secondary school's extensive physical education facilities are let out to Highwoods Sport Centre on evenings and weekends.
Headteacher
Linda Exley
Values and vision
The Gilberd School is characterised by a positive learning environment and excellent relationships between staff and pupils. Teachers believe children are more likely to be successful within a secure environment that supports them and allows them to grow and develop. The secondary school aims to ensure students leave not only with the best exam results possible, but also with the skills and attributes they need to succeed in their adult lives.
The curriculum is ambitious, with an emphasis on English, Maths and Science and the other English Baccalaureate subjects (Geography, History, French and German). The Gilberd School ensures that students have the opportunity to develop character and creativity through a range of artistic and practical courses, as well as through a diverse programme of extra-curricular activities.
Ofsted report
“The students appreciate the way they are involved in the running of the school and give examples with pride on how they have influenced improvements. Their views on the school rewards system have helped to develop arrangements that promote good motivation and enjoyment in the school very well.”
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