Data Analyst
Thistley Hough Academy
Stoke-on-Trent
- £30,000 - £40,000 per year
- Quick apply
- Expired
- Job type:
- Full Time, Permanent
- Start date:
- September 2020
- Apply by:
- 17 July 2020
Job overview
We are seeking a full-time Data Analyst to work across Creative Education Trust’s network of schools and assist in collating and disseminating school data.
The successful candidate will be integral in ensuring that data across the Trust is regularly collected and evaluated and will play a key part in identifying trends and highlighting areas of development.
This full-time permanent post may be based in London or at one of our schools. The appointee will be expected to attend regular meetings at Creative Education Trust’s head office in Holborn, Central London, but most of their time is likely to be spent remote working.
Creative Education Trust is a growing multi-academy trust educating over 13,000 children in England and you can be part of the next stage of our exciting journey.
Previous experience of producing and presenting easily accessible reports is essential and in return we can offer a supportive, creative and forward-thinking work environment across several Trust sites.
Closing date: Friday 17th July 2020
Interview date: w/c Monday 20th July 2020
Creative Education Trust is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of our children and young people and expects all staff and volunteers to share this commitment. The successful applicant will be required to undertake relevant safeguarding checks in line with the Government safer recruitment guidelines.
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About Thistley Hough Academy
Welcome to Thistley Hough Academy – a community school in the heart of Penkhull, Stoke-on-Trent. Our academy prides itself on its warm and welcoming ethos in which every student is valued as an individual. This is an important part of our identity and this ideology will always remain at the heart of our work. As an academy we believe passionately in supporting all students to achieve their absolute best.
Thistley Hough was first opened in 1938 and over the last seven decades scores of local children have been successfully educated at Thistley Hough. We are proud of our history and we remain dedicated to the same vision - to provide the best possible education for local children of all backgrounds, abilities and beliefs. Over 35 languages are spoken at Thistley Hough and we value and respect all faiths and cultures.We believe in celebrating success and we want our students to be recognised for the amazing things that they achieve. I have very high expectations of our academy and I am clear that all students must be aware of exactly what is expected of them.
In order to be an outstanding academy it is my belief that there are several key things that we must ensure are in place every single day:
• Quality teaching, academic support and enrichment that delivers excellent results and engages students
• The highest expectations of behaviour, uniform and student conduct in order to create a calm and productive working environment
• Outstanding and fully inclusive pastoral care and academic guidance
• Provision tailored to the personal needs of all students as individuals so that they may all achieve personal excellence.
You can be assured that we are relentlessly focussed on achieving these goals. We believe passionately in working closely with our community in order to ensure that every one of our students is cherished and nurtured. We want to work in partnership with all stakeholders to ensure success for our current students whilst continuing to strive for an outstanding school of the future.
Our Vision and Values
Our vision is very clear:
“Thistley Hough Academy: Where students are empowered to take responsibility for their future.”
We work with each student as an individual, providing an inspirational learning experience that ensures personal excellence. At Thistley Hough Academy we create well rounded, caring, compassionate and ambitious members of society.
The academy motto, adopted in 1938 when the school first opened and taken from Alfred Lord Tennyson’s poem ‘Of Old Sat Freedom on the Heights’, epitomises these values:
“My open eyes desire the truth”
At Thistley Hough Academy, our thirst for knowledge and awareness is never-ending, as we continually seek ways to make our academy, our lives and our world a better place.
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