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Deputy Rector

Dollar Academy

Clackmannanshire

  • Expired
Salary:
A generous remuneration package is offered
Job type:
Full Time, Permanent
Start date:
August 2023
Apply by:
7 November 2022

Job overview

Following the current incumbent’s promotion to headship, Dollar Academy, one of Scotland’s leading independent schools, is seeking a new Deputy Rector. The school has been at the heart of Scotland’s educational development for the past 200 years.

Reporting to the Rector, the Deputy Rector will have responsibility for the day-to-day running of the school and will work across a full range of operational and strategic matters.

With a collaborative and enabling style, they will be able to bring out the best in those around them.

Along with the Rector, Bursar, and four Assistant Rectors, the Deputy Rector is part of the school’s Senior Staff Group (SSG). 

Currently, the Deputy Rector:

  • has responsibility for the day to day running of the school, deputising for the Rector when required;
  • oversees the annual performance review of academic departments, the co-creation of targets, and the subsequent setting of departmental budgets;
  • produces the school development plan;
  • is the UCAS organiser, leading a team of advisers, and representing the school at HMC UCAS and other related meetings;
  • oversees Boarding in liaison with the Senior Houseparents, answering to the Care Inspectorate and chairing Houseparents’ meetings;
  • has oversight of the co-curricular programme, its resourcing and staffing;
  • authorises trips and tours and reviews risk management measures;
  • publishes key policy documents and guidance for pupils, parents and staff;
  • is involved in matters relating to staff: their wellbeing, attendance, duties and regulation;
  • works with the Parents’ Association in support of the school;
  • plans of a number of major school events such as Prizegiving, and the biennial whole-school Sponsored Walk and Careers Convention;
  • organises Parents’ Evenings;
  • is responsible, with the Guidance staff, for dealing with more serious matters of pupil discipline, including suspensions.


For further information please visit www.dollaracademy.org.uk

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About Dollar Academy

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  • Dollar Academy
  • Dollar
  • Clackmannanshire
  • FK14 7DU
  • United Kingdom

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Dollar Academy was founded in 1818 as the UK’s first co-educational day and boarding school and has been at the heart of Scotland’s educational development for 200 years. The school is the Sunday Times Scottish Independent School of the Year 2018.

Dollar has over 1250 pupils aged 5-18, of whom approximately 75 are boarders. The school’s extensive 70 acre campus is set in a landscape of extraordinary natural beauty at the foot of the Ochil Hills in Central Scotland and is within easy reach of both Edinburgh and Glasgow. Edinburgh airport is conveniently situated and can be reached in 45 minutes.

Dollar is distinguished by its excellence in pastoral care, co-curricular provision and classroom teaching. 

Enjoyment of learning lies at the heart of this school and the aim is for all pupils to gain satisfaction from a real commitment to study and participation in the great range of sporting, art and cultural activities on offer. 

Dollar pupils undertake internationally recognised SQA examination courses and, in a typical year, over 65% of exam results are at Grade A. Although firmly grounded in the values of Scottish education, Dollar takes a deliberately international approach and the diverse boarding community is at the heart of school life. 

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