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Director of Development

Director of Development

Jordanhill School

Glasgow City

  • £37,835 - £43,707 per year
  • Expired
Job type:
Part Time, Permanent
Apply by:
18 February 2022

Job overview

Jordanhill School celebrated its centenary in 2020. It is one of Scotland’s most successful schools, acclaimed by the Good Schools Guide and ranked 1st in Scotland every year by the Sunday Times. The School launched a major fund-raising strategy 3 years ago linked to the centenary and the wider aspirations of the school. The Director of Development will play a lead role in developing and progressing this strategy, following a period of recent interruption.

We seek a dynamic individual who may come from a variety of occupational backgrounds. You will be expected to exercise considerable initiative in establishing, developing, and growing our development function. You will play a significant role in maintaining and developing the ethos of the School by cultivating excellent relationships with all members of the School community. 

Experience in a fundraising, marketing or charity environment is essential. An education to degree level or equivalent is desirable. You will be able to demonstrate professionalism and personal effectiveness in all your dealings. You will have been involved in writing and editing creative fundraising or marketing materials and have experience of planning, organising, or supporting successful events. Ideally you will also have experience of a Customer Relationship Management System used in the fundraising industry and current knowledge of the legislation pertaining to fundraising and data protection is also highly desirable. 

Further details and application forms can be found at Jobs – Jordanhill School

For general enquiries please contact the HR Officer, Miss Cameron.

T. 0141 576 2500             E-mail: cameronp@jordanhill.glasgow.sch.uk

If you wish to discuss this post in more detail, please contact the Rector, Mr Anderson.

About Jordanhill School

+44 141 5762500

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Jordanhill School is a co-educational school located in Glasgow, Scotland. First established in 1920, the school provides places for students aged 4-19, and consists of both a primary and secondary. Taking its funding directly from the Scottish government, rather than the local authority, the school has around 1000 pupils across all departments, with slightly more in secondary. The school has seen extensive redevelopment and modernisation over the years, and as a result is able to boast of a wide range of modern teaching and recreational facilities, including major refurbishment taking place in 2008, which added several new classrooms and a new school building.

Rector

Dr Paul Thompson

Values and Vision

Jordanhill School takes great pride in its comprehensive ethos, working hard to provide an inclusive curriculum for students across all departments. In particular, the school, seeks to ensure that the transition for pupils from primary to secondary education is as smooth as possible. The school does offer places to some children from other schools in its secondary department, and ensures they integrate well into the school community. 

Education Scotland Inspection

“Across the school, children and young people learn and achieve very well through a varied and exciting range of lessons and activities. They are very well motivated by learning which is rich in opportunities to develop important knowledge and skills. For example, children in P4 learn about medieval life through holding a banquet. Children and young people respond enthusiastically to the many opportunities they have to be responsible for how and what they learn.”

The full report into Jordanhill School can be found here.

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