Duke of Edinburgh Award Manager
Loughborough High School
Leicestershire
- Expired
- Job type:
- Part Time, Permanent
- Start date:
- 1st September 2017
- Apply by:
- 25 June 2017
Job overview
LOUGHBOROUGH HIGH SCHOOL Burton Walks, Loughborough, LE11 2DU Tel: 01509 212348 Fax: 01509 215720 Email: l.shipman@leshigh.org GSA. 567 girls 11-18, with 156 in the Sixth Form
DUKE OF EDINBURGH AWARD MANAGER (Part-Time approx. 3 days per week)
A Duke of Edinburgh Award Manager is required for September 2017.
The Duke of Edinburgh Award is a popular option at Loughborough High School with large numbers of girls in Years 9-13 taking the award at all levels. The role is to support the work of the other leaders in the smooth running of the scheme and the right candidate would be appointed as, or work toward, a DLC DofE manager role.
This post would suit a candidate currently working within the Duke of Edinburgh Scheme or a candidate wishing to seek progression to a Centre Manager Post.
The normal hours of work for this role will be 10am-6pm, three days per week with one hour for lunch. Additional days in the holidays involving participation in expeditions are by negotiation.
Application form, equal opportunities form and covering letter, including full contact details of two referees, should be sent to the Headmistress by 9:00 a.m. on Monday 26th June 2017.
C.V.s will not be accepted without a completed application form.
Interviews are anticipated to be in the week commencing Monday 3rd July.
Further details and application pack can be found at www.leshigh.org Emailed applications are preferred; please send via the Headmistress's PA, Miss C Hughes, c.hughes@leshigh.org
The school is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people and expects all staff and volunteers to share this commitment. Applicants must be willing to undergo Child Protection screening appropriate to the post, including checks with past employers and the Disclosure and Barring Service. Loughborough Endowed Schools is a Company Limited by Guarantee, number 4038033. Registered in England and Wales. It is also a Registered Charity, number 1081765. The Registered Office is 3 Burton Walks, Loughborough, Leics LE11 2DU.
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About Loughborough High School
- Loughborough High School
- Burton Walks, Loughborough
- Leicestershire
- LE11 2DU
- United Kingdom
The Loughborough Schools Foundation is a charitable foundation of 3 independent schools operating under a single board of trustees/directors. The schools comprise of Loughborough Grammar School (1040 pupils), Loughborough High School (615 pupils) and Fairfield Preparatory School (490 pupils). Loughborough Grammar School and Loughborough High School were established in 1495 and 1850 respectively. The schools enjoy a very high reputation for their academic, cultural and sporting achievements, and for the quality of their pastoral care. Situated at a very pleasant 39 acre campus on the south side of Loughborough, the schools have begun a new phase of major capital development and a new joint music school has now been completed as well as five new classrooms and a drama studio at LHS. The refurbishment of existing science buildings and extension to the science block was completed in September 2010.
The Loughborough Schools Foundation employs approximately 450 staff in both teaching and non-teaching roles. The non-academic aspects of the Foundation are managed by the Foundation Secretary and Treasurer through the centralized functions of finance, health & safety, estates, catering, IT and human resources. These departments are based in the bursary and oversee both day to day activities in these areas as well as helping to manage the longer term planning for the Foundation.
The Foundation is incorporated as a company limited by guarantee, number 4038033, and is a registered charity, number 1081765.
Loughborough High School is possibly the oldest girls' Grammar School in England. The school was opened in March 1850 and moved to its present site in 1879.
Loughborough High School was a former Direct Grant Grammar School. In 1976, because of Government policy at the time, the Governors decided that the schools should become independent. However, the school participated in the Government Assisted Places Scheme and, when this scheme was abandoned; the Governing Body introduced its own scheme of Foundation Bursaries, replacing the Government scheme.
The school is very successful academically and offers a wealth of opportunities to its staff and pupils. We cover all the subjects included in the National Curriculum, and others in addition. We encourage our pupils to pursue a broad and wide-ranging curriculum which meets the needs of the 21st century. We place a high value on preparing pupils for their future careers, not only in terms of skills, such as ICT, but also in moral and spiritual matters. Our pupils receive a good all-round education which develops their independence of thought and outlook and equips them to become active citizens in a diverse world. The school is highly academic and virtually all go on to university.
You may want to visit our website at www.leshigh.org
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