EYFS Teacher (Part Time)
Barrow 1618 Church of England Free School
Shropshire
- Expired
- Salary:
- MPS
- Job type:
- Part Time, Permanent
- Start date:
- April 2023
- Apply by:
- 10 February 2023
Job overview
Opportunity for a class teacher with a love of the outdoors
Barrow 1618 Church of England Primary Free School
Barrow 1618 Church of England Primary Free School is a thriving learning community, serving wonderful pupils and their families. As a small rural primary school it is particularly focused on the benefits of outdoor learning, and encourages freedom of spirit and independence of mind. We foster an inclusive, caring partnership between parents, staff, children, the Church and the community – our Barrow Family. We seek to provide children with experiential learning that they’ll remember for a lifetime.
We are currently looking for a part-time (0.5 FTE) Early Year Foundation Stage Teacher (Permanent) M1-M6 to join our Outstanding team. The working pattern will be Wednesday afternoons and all day Thursday and Friday.
We need someone who can demonstrate:
· a proven professional educational track record in primary school teaching and learning within the EYFS
· a vision for achieving excellence and the energy and enthusiasm to realise this vision
· an absolute belief in the potential of all children
· supportive team spirit
· a true interest in creativity and innovation in teaching
· a love of the countryside and our natural environment and an appreciation of how it can enhance the overall learning experience of the children
· an inspirational attitude towards developing a new vibrant curriculum maximising the potential of the location of the school and its extensive grounds
As well as a competitive salary, we can offer you:
· engaged and supportive staff, parents and governors
· an opportunity to be part of our unique Barrow Family team
· happy and well-behaved children
· the chance to be innovative and to share in the exciting development of our outstanding school
· a beautiful, peaceful and extensive award-winning rural working environment.
This post will be subject to an Enhanced DBS check.
An opportunity to tour the school will be available by arrangement. Please contact our school business manager, angela.pitchford@taw.org.uk or telephone the school office on 01952 388640
Closing date for applications: Midday Friday 10th February
Shortlisting: Monday 13th February
Interviews: week beginning Monday 13th February
Please note, it will not be possible to offer individual feedback on unsuccessful applications.
Applications only on prescribed form accepted.
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About Barrow 1618 Church of England Free School
- Barrow 1618 Church of England Free School
- Barrow, Broseley
- Shropshire
- TF12 5BW
- United Kingdom
"Barrow 1618 Church of England Primary Free School is genuinely a community in action: a small school making a big difference. Our school was opened in September 2012, under the Free School legislation and occupies the site of one of Shropshire’s oldest known schools, founded in 1618 for the local working boys of the area.
Today, our school maintains that rich, historic heritage, whilst blending state-of-the-art modern facilities and breathtaking, rural surroundings. It is free to attend and caters for pupils from Reception to Year 6.
Our unique, innovative curriculum centres on learning opportunities presented by the natural environment and learning through 'hands-on' experience. We champion the highest academic standards and progress, whilst recognising that every child will have strengths, interests and talents in different areas. We will look for, identify, fulfil and extend our children’s potential, wherever that lies, to provide an educational experience they’ll remember for a lifetime.
We believe that our school and its community can make a difference. Fundamental to our Christian Values is the role of service in our wider community and our children learn from a young age that they have an important and powerful responsibility. The ‘Barrow Values’ provide a nurturing, positive framework in which to develop independence, tolerance, enterprise, imagination and resilience: skills for life.
In 2018, our school marked a milestone: 400 years since a school in Barrow first opened its doors to the local community. Now, as then, we have much to be proud of - we are a thriving, creative, diverse and supportive school in which every unique talent and interest can find a space to blossom".
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