Deputy Headteacher - Teaching & Learning
David Nieper Academy
Alfreton
- Expired
- Salary:
- L16-L20
- Job type:
- Full Time, Permanent
- Start date:
- September 2018
- Apply by:
- 2 February 2018
Job overview
As Deputy Head you will:
· Deputise for the Headteacher when required
As a member of the David Nieper Academy leadership team you will:
· Think strategically while being able to deal with immediate challenges
· Provide opportunities for staff to grow and develop
· Set a high standard through personal example
· Contribute in a variety of ways to the day to day running of the academy
· Support all academy events
General role responsibilities
· To strategically lead all aspects of teaching and learning
· To have an oversight, lead and organise the Continuous Professional Development programme across the academy
· To oversee NQT and School Direct trainees throughout their programmes in the academy
· To have an oversight, lead and organise the Performance management of Teaching staff and appraisal of teaching support staff across the academy in conjunction with the Headteacher
· To lead and manage work supporting the teaching and learning, progress and outcomes of the most able and talented pupils across the academy
· To lead developments in teaching and learning to address any differences in the performance between groups
· To lead, monitor and review the teaching and learning quality assurance policies and procedures
· To continually evaluate the effectiveness of our teaching and learning for education in the 21st century and provide the vision to drive its development
· To monitor and evaluate learner experience within the classroom
· To lead on student voice including the academy council
· To lead on SMSC and FBV, ensuring that teaching and learning supports the development of these areas
· To ensure that work related opportunities and employability skills are embedded within teaching and learning and delivered to a high standard across all year groups
· To contribute to the academy development plan and academy self-evaluation, providing regular reports to governors
· To act as line manager and performance manager for identified members of staff
· To make a full contribution to the wider leadership and management of the academy
· To have a teaching commitment of approximately 35% - any subject area will be considered
Experience
· Proven successful experience as an Assistant Headteacher or Deputy Head
· Proven successful experience of leading and developing teaching and learning
· Excellent classroom practitioner
· Planning and implementation of teaching and learning strategies which impact on raising pupil attainment
· Practical experience of self-evaluation
· Evidence of successful leadership of Continuing Professional development
· Evidence of developing coherent systems to allow evaluation of impact
· Evidence of successful pupil progress and outcomes
· Experience working effectively with a range of professionals and stakeholders
· Experience of successful NQT programmes
· The capacity and desire to move onto headship
· Experience in more than one school
· Other management experience
· Experience of leadership of teaching and learning
· Experience of working directly with employers
· Experience of effectively leading Performance Management
· Experience of School Direct training programmes and provision
Knowledge
· Sound understanding of effective teaching and learning pedagogies
· Knowledge of key educational issues and priorities
· Clear understanding about strategies to develop the quality of teaching and learning
· Clear understanding about strategies to support pupil progress and outcomes
· High level of IT skills including social media
Leadership and Management
· Ability to contribute to strategic planning for whole academy development
· Ability to see a task through to successful completion
· Ability to establish excellent working relationships across the whole academy community
· Ability to build on current practice
· Ability to manage change
· Ability to draw data from a variety of sources, analyse, synthesise and present this to inform Self Review and Assessment evaluation.
· Ability to enable others to achieve success
· Evidence of successful leadership and management
· Ability to delegate effectively
· Experience of managing a significant budget
· Undertaken nationally recognised leadership training
Organisation
· Evidence of effective organisation of self
· Evidence of effective organisation of teams/ others
· Evidence of effective project management
· High standard of administrative skills
· Evidence of effective organisation of complex teams
Communication
· Ability to communicate a vision to key stakeholders both internal and external
· Demonstrate excellent presentational skills
· Be able to build professional relationships and work sensitively with a wide range of people
· Evidence of training others in effective communication skills
Attached documents
About David Nieper Academy
David Nieper Academy is a co-educational secondary academy, formerly known as Alfreton Grange Art College. The school itself was first established in 1939, and adopted its current name in 2016 following its conversion into an academy. The school is currently managed by the Christopher Nieper Education Trust, an academy trust responsible for the running of David Nieper Academy. We are a growing school now of 780 students 11-18 and will soon be at our full capacity of 850 students 11-18, David Nieper Academy is larger than the average secondary school that covers an economically diverse catchment area, a fact reflected in the school’s student intake.
Headteacher
Mr Richard White
Values and Vision
David Nieper Academy has undergone a significant amount of change and re-organisation since becoming an academy in mid-2016. As such, the school is working hard in order to manage the transition to an academy, and keeps the needs of each individual student paramount. The school is committed to providing a range of opportunities for pupils from all backgrounds, and is currently in the process of developing a brand-new teaching block and sports facilities, including football, netball and cricket pitches, with plans existing for further development to be decided in the near future.
Ofsted
Our September 2022 Ofsted Inspection graded the academy as ‘Good in all areas’, a fantastic improvement from the ‘inadequate’ Ofsted rating when we took over the academy - and we endeavour to build on this as we grow and develop further.
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