Director of Science and Technology
St Boniface's Catholic College
Plymouth
- Expired
- Salary:
- MPS/UPS plus TLR1C (£10,809)
- Job type:
- Full Time, Permanent
- Start date:
- September 2016
- Apply by:
- 12 May 2016
Job overview
An exciting opportunity to lead a curriculum area and to contribute to the development of the whole College.
Are you a dynamic, energetic and highly motivated Science Teacher and an exceptional classroom practitioner with a proven record of raising achievement? Are you an inspirational leader with drive and imagination, ready to challenge and support a team of Science and Technology teachers in delivering excellent progress for students of all abilities? Are you looking for a post that will prepare you for Senior Leadership? If so we would like to hear from you.
You will be leading a team of Science and Technology teachers, technicians and LSAs. Your aim will be to secure good provision for our students and lead your team towards outstanding teaching and learning for all the boys in our College. You will work with supportive Senior Leaders and as part of a small and talented team of Curriculum Directors. You will also take responsibility for at least one whole school initiative.
St Boniface’s Catholic College is a small, rapidly improving Catholic Comprehensive for boys from 11-16 with a mixed sixth form. We are a warm and welcoming school with a family feel and a commitment to developing all members of the College community. We offer you a competitive salary, the opportunity to make a crucial difference to the lives of hundreds of boys of all abilities and the necessary support and development to further your career.
For further details and the chance for an informal discussion about the post, please contact Mrs Mandy Burnett on 01752 753976 or email: mburnett@stbonifaces.com
Closing date for applications is noon on Friday 13 May, 2016. Interviews will take place on Tuesday 17 May, 2016.
We are committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of our pupils and expect all staff and volunteers to share this commitment. The school oper
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About St Boniface's Catholic College
- St Boniface's Catholic College
- 21 Boniface Lane, Manadon Park, Plymouth
- Devon
- PL5 3AG
- United Kingdom
St Boniface's Catholic College is an all-boys, non-selective, Roman Catholic secondary school with a mixed sixth form in Plymouth, serving students from the age of 11-18. The secondary school is situated in Devon. It belongs to the Catholic Diocese of Plymouth Multi-Academy Trust (CAST).
St Boniface’s Catholic College opened in 1863, formerly known as St Boniface’s School for Boys.
Headteacher
Mrs Mary Cox
Values and vision
St Boniface’s Catholic College wants all students to benefit from an enriching learning experience in a safe, stimulating and welcoming school environment. The secondary school works to develop students as a ‘whole person,’ both academically, spiritually, socially and personally, giving them the confidence to be themselves and embrace their differences, while at the same time developing their unique skills and talents. It is important to the school that students achieve their full potential and grow as confident, responsible, respectful and caring individuals, who will go on to achieve their goals and ambitions and lead successful and fulfilling future lives as caring and active members of society. The Catholic faith plays an important role in the daily life at the school and pupils are encouraged to develop their own spiritual journey and live by the Gospel values. St Boniface’s Catholic College prides itself on being a small learning community and wishes to get to know the families of each student so that everyone can work together to ensure the smooth running and success of the school.
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