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Early Years Foundation Stage Teacher

Early Years Foundation Stage Teacher

The Round House Primary Academy

St Neots

  • Expired
Salary:
MPS/UPS
Job type:
Full Time, Permanent
Start date:
September 2018
Apply by:
26 February 2018

Job overview

Early Years Foundation Stage Teacher - The Round House Primary Academy

Start date: 1st September 2018   

Full time, permanent contract (NQT and part time applications will be considered)  

Salary – MPS/UPS   

We are a forward thinking, fast paced Primary Academy who are looking to recruit an outstanding Early Years Teacher to take our younger pupils on a learning journey which is a fusion of excellence and enjoyment.   

The successful candidate will need to be able to promote the highest of academic outcomes for all children within the year group with clear focus on every child being able to progress, develop and succeed. You will have the desire and ability to develop a successful year group and promote the vision for excellence in learning at The Diamond Learning Partnership Trust.   

You will need to demonstrate that you:

• Are excited by teaching and strive to make learning irresistible through captivation and encouragement;  

• Have an excellent knowledge of the curriculum and an understanding of how young   children learn;  

• Are well-organised and efficient;  

• Have a proven track record of outstanding teaching leading to good progress for all; 

• Have high expectations of behaviour and achievement resulting in good outcomes for children; 

• Have a secure knowledge of how to cater for all educational needs; 

• Commit yourself through effort and teamwork; 

• Are solution driven and resilient; and

• Are reflective of their own practice and responds positively to evaluation.  

The Diamond Learning Partnership Trust can offer you: 

• Highly motivated and well behaved children in a school that has a reputation for being  warm and welcoming; 

• An exciting curriculum where creativity and real purposeful learning is key; 

• Staff who demonstrate a truly collaborative approach to learning and teaching; High calibre support staff; 

• A motivated, pro-active and supportive Senior Leadership Team and Governing Body who have a clear vision for the future direction and onward growth of the school; 

• A role to raise standards of achievement & attainment, the quality of provision within the Early Years;  

• A supportive local community with keen parents who are supportive of the home school partnership; 

• A commitment to continuing your Professional Development and opportunities to further develop yourself professionally. 

The Diamond Learning Partnership Trust is a charitable multi-academy trust specialising in the Primary sector.   We are building a thriving community of schools that succeed on behalf of their children. The Family of Academies within the Trust currently incorporates two hubs; St Neots and The Fenlands.  

The St Neots hub has five academies; Middlefield, Winhills, The Round House, Great Staughton, and Kimbolton. The Fenlands hub has four academies; Thomas Eaton, Glebelands, Leverington and Murrow.  As such, joining our MAT means joining an organisation with an array of career opportunities that span nine different locations. 

Further benefits include; 

• Collaborative approach to working including partnered PPA release time;  

• Access to high quality professional development as part of the School Development   Programme (The Diamond Learning Partnership Trust); 

• Opportunities to train/work with other schools within the Diamond Learning Partnership Trust to share best practice and resources; 

• Centrally-run services that reduce the time-consuming administrative tasks so teachers can concentrate on educational performance; and 

• Initially reduced timetable (in addition to PPA and NQT release time) to support effective induction to the school and the role.  

For a sample of who we are and what we do why not browse our website;  http://www.roundhouseprimary.co.uk/  

Visits to our Academy are warmly welcomed so that you can see our fantastic staff and incredible children in action. We strongly encourage you to look around our school or ring the Headteacher for a chat on 01480 479890.   

Application forms can be downloaded from The Round House Primary Academy website;  http://www.roundhouseprimary.co.uk/job-vacancies/

Application forms with covering letter should be emailed to HR@diamondlearningtrust.com or addressed to The HR Office and posted to:  

Winhills Primary Academy Off Duck Lane St Neots Cambridgeshire PE19 2DX  

Closing date for applications:  Midday Monday 26th February 2018. 

Interviews scheduled for:  Monday 5th March 2018.    

The Diamond Learning Partnership Trust is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people and expects all staff and volunteers to share this commitment. Applicants will be subject to an Enhanced DBS check, two satisfactory references and a Disclosure of Criminal Record and Disqualification Declaration.

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About The Round House Primary Academy

+44 1480 479890

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The Round House Primary Academy is a mixed, non-denominational primary school situated in St Neots, Cambridgeshire. It is an academy supported by the Diamond Learning Partnership Trust, a charitable organisation that operates five primary academies across the UK. The school will provide 420 places for primary pupils aged 4-11 when fully subscribed.

The school reopened as an academy in September 2013. A recent second-phase development for the school building means capacity has been increased to 420, although 290 children are currently on the school roll.

Headteacher

Tracy Bryden

Values and vision

With the motto “nurture, inspire, flourish”, The Round House provides small classes of primary pupils with a focus on high-quality education. The aim is to boost children’s life chances. This is achieved through daily assessment, systems for identifying and celebrating success, a curriculum that inspires and is relevant to children, support for children regardless of background and excellent leadership with high expectations.

Ofsted report

“Across the academy, pupils achieve well, whatever their starting points. Disabled pupils and those who have special educational needs make good progress because they are well taught and given the support they need. Leaders keep a very close check on the quality of teaching and learning. Along with governors and the trust, they have been instrumental in successfully identifying and tackling weaknesses.”

View The Round House Primary Academy’s latest Ofsted report

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