Examination Invigilator
The Education Village Academy Trust
Darlington
- Expired
- Salary:
- £10.46 per hour
- Job type:
- Full Time, Part Time, Permanent
- Start date:
- As soon as possible
- Apply by:
- 29 January 2019
Job overview
Required as soon as possible to work on a casual basis to support the organisation and invigilation of examinations under the guidance of the Examinations Manager.
Further details and application form can be downloaded from www.educationvillage.org.uk
For an informal discussion or to arrange a visit please contact Clare Agar on 01325 248110.
Completed applications should be returned to the Trust by 12 noon on the closing date.
Closing Date: 29th January 2019
Interview Date: Week commencing 4th February 2019
Benefits & Grade
Grade F Point 9. Spot rate enhanced to incorporate holiday and bank holiday entitlement
Contract Details
Casual
Contract Hours
As and when required
Disclosure: The Education Village Academy Trust is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people and expects all staff and volunteers to share this commitment. This post is subject to an enhanced DBS check and Disqualification by Association disclosure.
About The Education Village Academy Trust
- The Education Village Academy Trust
- Salters Lane South, Darlington
- County Durham
- DL1 2AN
- United Kingdom
The Education Village Academy Trust (EVAT) comprises...
- Haughton Academy (900 place Secondary School)
- Beaumont Hill Academy (225 place Special School)
- Springfield Academy (210 place Primary School plus 26FTE place nursery)
- Gurney Pease Academy (210 place Primary School plus 26FTE place nursery)
- Marchbank Free School (30 place BESD Special School)
...which together make up an all age a Multi Academy Trust (MAT).
Haughton, Beaumont Hill and Springfield all share The Education Village campus which was opened at Easter 2006 by Tony Blair, then Prime Minister. The three schools are housed in a state of the art building funded by £29 million privately-financed initiative (PFI) and a shared annual budget of £11 million.
From the beginning, it offered something completely new and became a by-word for innovation and 21st Century learning. The Education Village was the first education organisation in the country to involve the creation of a single setting where schools are not just co-located on a single site, but actually live together under one roof.
The Education Village was always more than a building housing three schools, it became the enactment of a vision of providing genuine personalised learning opportunities, utilising the skill and expertise cross phase and cross school.
Nevertheless the building was (and is) impressive, attracting 4 000 visitors from all over the world in the first two years of opening. More importantly, it provides world class facilities in which our teachers can teach and our students can learn. Moreover, it has become a centre for the community with opening hours from 8am - 10pm offering activities from Zumba to Karate.
Gurney Pease is situated in the Albert Hill area of Darlington in a beautiful, traditional primary school building whereas Marchbank is based in Mowden Hall, a grade II listed building in the west of the town.
There is single distributed leadership model with one Chief Executive in addition to an Executive Director and a Principal for each academy providing clarity to parents, staff and students.
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