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Dramatist-in-Residence

Dramatist-in-Residence

Watford Grammar School for Boys

Hertfordshire

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Salary:
£7,085 per annum
Job type:
Part Time, Permanent
Start date:
1/9/19
Apply by:
10 May 2019

Job overview

 

WATFORD GRAMMAR SCHOOL FOR BOYS

A leading UK State School for boys aged 11-18 with a national reputation for academic excellence

'An outstanding school' - OFSTED 2001 and 2006

Required for September 2019 

Dramatist-in-Residence 

250 hours per annum, Actual Salary £7,085 per annum (UQ6 payscale)

We are seeking to employ a dynamic, creative and productive individual to lead the reinvigoration of extra-curricular drama at WBGS in our purpose-built theatre. Experience of producing and directing plays and working with young people is essential. Some experience in the technical side of theatre would be useful, though not essential.

This position has been funded through the philanthropic ‘Alchemist Bursary’ which is designed to reinvigorate drama clubs and productions at WBGS so that we can stage two school plays each year: a senior play in the Autumn term and a junior play in the Summer term.

Further information is available from the school and on our website at www.watfordboys.org.   Application by completed application form to Ian Cooksey head@watfordboys.org. All posts are subject to an enhanced DBS Check. The closing date for applications is 12 noon on Friday 10th May.


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About Watford Grammar School for Boys

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+44 1923 208900

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Watford Grammar School for Boys is an academy with over 1400 students, including over 400 in the sixth form. From its origins as a charity school for 60 pupils founded by Dame Elizabeth Fuller in 1704, the boys’ school moved to its present site in 1912 and became an Academy in 2010. Located next to the centre of Watford, near Cassiobury Park, it comprises of a Grade II listed building, The Clarendon Muse, The James Theatre, a dedicated STEM Centre and extensive sports facilities.

We are always seeking to improve staff wellbeing:

  • Low academic curriculum contact time (80%)
  • An admissions policy that prioritises children of staff
  • Flexible approach to leave
  • Increased holiday through disaggregation of INSET days
  • Governors' contribution of £1,500 to staff common room
  • Free biscuits, tea/coffee and milk
  • Dining allowance for parents' evenings and INSETs
  • Free flu jabs
  • Cycle Scheme, bike sheds, free use of gym, free counselling service, free yoga sessions
  • Cover supervisors and external invigilators employed
  • Subsidised staff accommodation next to the school
  • Support through Masters and Leadership Pathways

To find out more about working at the school, please visit

https://www.watfordboys.org/69/virtual-tour

Mr Ian Cooksey MA (Oxon) MA (Lond) FRGS

Values and vision

Our aim is to provide an education of the highest quality to meet the individual and collective needs and aspirations for every student, guided by our school values of:

Endeavour and Excellence

Integrity and Kindness

Creativity and Individuality

Ofsted

This is a school where pupils excel. It is a remarkably friendly and welcoming school. Pupils are enthusiastic learners. They value how teachers are highly ambitious for them. Pupils rise to the challenges their teachers set them and produce high quality work. They thrive in the nurturing culture that staff have created .

View Watford Grammar School for Boys’ latest Ofsted report here 

Connect through our social media channels:

Twitter https://twitter.com/WBGSExcellence

Facebook https://www.facebook.com/watfordgrammarboys

Linked-In https://www.linkedin.com/school/watford-grammar-school-for-boys/


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