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Deputy Principal

Deputy Principal

Skegness Academy

Lincolnshire

  • Expired
Salary:
• Salary: L22 – L28 (£65,363 – £75,708 per annum)
Job type:
Full Time, Permanent
Start date:
January 2018
Apply by:
15 October 2017

Job overview

We are seeking to appoint a dynamic, forward thinking and enthusiastic Deputy Principal for our academy.

As the new Deputy Principal of Skegness Academy, your role will be pivotal in the future success of the academy whilst raising standards. Leading by example you will, motivate the staff, children and parents in establishing our aims, values and ways of working; embedding good practice and implementing new initiative strategies during this exciting stage of development as we build a new leadership team that will ensure rapid progress and improvement. It is essential that we find the right people to help us lead the academy into a new era of growth and success. Judged inadequate by OFSTED in May 2017, priorities will include outlining the progress and stages required to take this academy to ‘good’. Senior leaders are focused on driving the academy to prompt challenge and change.

Skegness Academy is at the heart of the local community, and believes in the importance of strong pastoral care, combined with high aspirations and attainment for the pupils of the community.

We strive to create a positive learning culture in our community and have high expectations of our pupils. We are determined to provide a good quality, enriching learning experience which is academically rigorous and develops citizens we can be proud of.

We have a successful Sixth Form and an improving Key Stage 3 and 4. We set high standards of behaviour for our pupils which they increasingly meet and exceed. We expect them to be punctual, smart, thoughtful and ready to learn. Our three rules are “Ready, Respectful and Safe”. We embrace the individuality of pupils and enhance awareness of their role within the wider community.

If you want to be an outstanding Deputy Principal and are looking to make a difference with an established organisation with a reputation for raising standards, coupled with the relentless drive and resilience, then we want to hear from you. Visits to the academy are strongly recommended.

For further information, a confidential discussion, or to arrange a visit, please contact Mark Janes by email via the button below or Academicis on: T: 01223 907979, M: 07771330123, E: mjanes@academicis.co.uk

Closing Date: 12 noon on Monday 16th October 2017

Our academy is committed to Equal Opportunities and to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people and expect all staff to share this commitment. All post holders are subject to employment checks and a satisfactory enhanced Disclosure and Barring Service check.

We welcome applications from all, irrespective of gender, marital status, disability, race, age or sexual orientation.

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About Skegness Academy

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The Skegness Academy opened on 1 September 2010, replacing the predecessor St Clements College. We provide 11-19 education for up to 1190 pupils, including 340 in the Sixth Form.

The Academy occupies a large site with extensive sports facilities and green space. In recent years we have undergone substantial redevelopment to enable our learners to access high-quality and contemporary learning spaces including a brand-new gym area and classrooms with access to high-quality resources and technology.

At the Skegness Academy, we have high expectations of all our pupils and believe in rigorous and consistent enforcement of traditional basic standards of uniform, presentation and respect. This, in turn, ensures we create a positive climate for learning in which every pupil can reach their full potential.

Our vision is to deliver first-class education for pupils in a happy and secure environment so they can reach their full potential with no limit on what they can achieve. We firmly believe that every pupil can achieve the extraordinary through the acquisition of skills to develop the knowledge which will support them to raise their ambition.

Around 50% of our leavers in Year 13 continue their education to university with the majority being the first in their family to go. We are proud that we have very low NEETs at our Academy at both Post 16 and Post 18. Our strong careers provision enables all pupils to access high-quality impartial advice and guidance in order to support them to make appropriate and sustained decisions about their futures.

Pupils and staff will see a lot of the Senior Leadership Team during the Academy day. They spend a great deal of time around the Academy, visiting lessons and supporting staff to ensure that our high standards are being met and the quality of teaching and learning is consistently high. We have a clear behaviour policy which enables teachers to teach and students to learn through clear expectations and "on call" support during lessons.

The Academy offers a wide range of academic and vocational courses at both GCSE and A Level and we have seen a sustained improvement in our results over the past 5 years as we strive to become the local school of choice.

We are keen to involve our stakeholders in both the operational and strategic decision-making process at the Skegness Academy and we are proud to maintain strong relationships with the local business and labour market to provide our pupils with work insight opportunities and develop their life skills. We regularly consult with our parents and pupils to ensure we are providing an inclusive educational experience that is personalised to each and every pupil at our Academy.

All teaching staff are given a laptop and staff wellbeing is a priority at the Skegness Academy with access to Perkbox and a staff wellbeing group. This group consults with staff and makes recommendations to the Principal.  For example, we have purchased Markmate for teachers and continue to investigate and support further strategies for reducing workload.

Skegness Academy is situated in Skegness, a family-centred tourist resort on the East Coast of England.  We are within 30 minutes of a wide range of picturesque towns and villages such as the market towns of Boston and Louth with twice weekly markets and Horncastle, famous for its antique shops.  Market Rasen is also close by with its National Hunt Racecourse as is Woodhall Spa, famous for its National Golf Centre - the home of English Golf and just over an hour away is the city of Lincoln.

The average house price in Lincolnshire is £284,000 for detached properties and £167,000 for semi-detached properties.

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