Examinations Office/Cover Manager
Davison Church of England High School for Girls
Worthing
- Expired
- Salary:
- WSCC Grade 6/7
- Job type:
- Full Time, Permanent
- Start date:
- April 2018
- Apply by:
- 26 February 2018
Job overview
DAVISON C.E. HIGH SCHOOL FOR GIRLS EXAMINATIONS OFFICER/COVER MANAGER Term time only 37 hours per week + INSET days + Exam Result Days
Grade 6/7 £19,430-£21,268 p.a. (Actual Salary £16,814-£18,405.00 pro rata)
As our Exams Officer you will be in charge of the efficient management, organisation and administration of all external and internal examinations including communications with the Examination Boards, whilst also confidently managing a team of exam invigilators.
As our Cover Manager you will arrange day to day cover due to staff absence – allocating Learning Supervisors/teachers. Ideally the candidate would have previous experience in a school or higher education setting with an in-depth knowledge of SIMS. They would also need to possess the skills to deal with queries from school staff, parents, past and present students.
Davison is a school which sets and expects very high standards. Full induction and training will be provided and professional development is encouraged. Davison is committed to safeguarding children and the post is subject to DBS clearance.
For further details and an application form, please see the school website: www.davison.w-sussex.sch.uk or telephone Mrs Jean Page, PA to the Headteacher. Please send your application to Mr Chris Keating, Headteacher, Davison C.E. High School, Selborne Road, Worthing, West Sussex BN11 2JX Tel: 01903 233835 E-mail:j.page@davisonhigh.school Closing date for applications: Monday 26th February. Interviews will be held week commencing 12th March 2018
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About Davison Church of England High School for Girls
- Davison Church of England High School for Girls
- Selborne Road, Worthing
- West Sussex
- BN11 2JX
- United Kingdom
Davison Church of England High School for Girls is a mainstream secondary school in Worthing, West Sussex. It caters for girls aged 11 to 16 and has approximately 1,187 pupils enrolled.
Davison CE High School for Girls was originally founded in 1812 by Reverend William Davison as a place for the children of the parish to receive a Christian education and is the only mainstream school for girls along the South Coast.
Headteacher
Mr Chris Keating
Giving Every Girl A Better Future
Davison CE High School for Girls’ is an inclusive, forward thinking school, where girls can learn and develop in a secure Christian environment. We encourage every girl to be an independent, open-minded learner and thinker who aspires to reach their full potential, whatever their challenges in life. Teachers nurture self-esteem and self-awareness, as well as teaching pupils the importance of spirituality and faith in everyday life.
The secondary school's broad curriculum concentrates on the core subjects of English, maths and science, and also emphasises the importance of the Arts and education beyond the classroom. Supporting community projects at home and as far as Ghana, taking part and winning competitions in areas, such as STEM, PE and the Diocese.
Ofsted report
Aspirational leadership embeds a culture of strong pastoral care and high academic standards. Davison is a harmonious school where everyone pulls together to do their best. Morale among pupils and teachers is high at your inclusive school. Pupils we spoke to described the school as like a ‘big family’. Your staff share your vision and work very hard to maintain the school’s many strengths and to improve it further. There is a caring and stimulating ethos, which enables pupils to typically make strong progress and achieve well.
(OfSTED Section 8 Inspection report November 2017)
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