Head of Computing
John Flamsteed Community School
Derbyshire
- Expired
- Salary:
- MPS1 – UPS3 plus TLR1a £8,069
- Job type:
- Full Time, Permanent
- Start date:
- September 2020
- Apply by:
- 27 February 2020
Job overview
Head of Computing
Full Time, Permanent
From September 2020
£24,371 - £35,617 MPS1 – UPS3 plus TLR1a - £8,069
We are looking to appoint an inspirational and dynamic Head of Computing to join us on our journey to academic excellence.
John Flamsteed Community School is an Ofsted rated ‘Good’ school located in Denby, Derbyshire within easy reach of Nottingham, Derby, Sheffield and the Peak District. We are a founding member of the East Midlands Education Trust and work in close partnership with other academies within the Trust to ensure opportunities for continuing professional development. We enjoy an excellent local reputation and our intake has expanded from four to six forms of entry in recent years.
Visitors are impressed by our confident and articulate pupils as well as the smart appearance and excellent behaviour of our students. This is an excellent opportunity for a talented teacher to join a thriving school and work with students who are keen to learn.
An opportunity has arisen for an enthusiastic, motivated and ambitious leader who has experience of achieving success with students at GCSE level along with the understanding and experience of implementing effective strategies for improving learning across the computing curriculum.
For further details of the post and an application form, please visit https://www.emet.academy/vacancies
Completed application forms and letters of application should be returned to: recruitment@emet.academy
Please note that we are unable to accept CVs for this post.
If you have any further questions, please contact Jackie Hampton (PA to the Headteacher) by email: hamptonj@jfcs.org.uk
Safeguarding Children and Safer Recruitment
John Flamsteed Community School is committed to Safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people and expects all staff and volunteers to share this commitment. All posts are subject to an enhanced Disclosure check. We welcome applications from all who feel they have the qualities to contribute to this Academy regardless of age, gender, ethnicity or religion.
Closing date for applications: noon on Thursday 27 February 2020
Attached documents
About John Flamsteed Community School
John Flamsteed Community School is a mixed, mainstream, non-denominational secondary school in Denby, Derbyshire. It caters to students aged 11 to 16 and has approximately 852 pupils enrolled.
John Flamsteed Community School was founded in 1894 as Smithy Houses School. It reopened under its current name in 1981.
Executive Headteacher - Helen Frost-Briggs
Vision and values
Our vision for students at John Flamsteed is one of ambition and aspiration: for all our learners to become “nothing short of remarkable”. Our vision centres around The JF Way: We are Ambitious, We are Committed, We are Proud. Teaching staff work hard to get the best outcomes by their students through engaging lessons focused on our teaching mantra: Challenge, Pace and Response. Our curriculum, extra-curricular programme and pastoral care system are all aimed to ensure that all students leave us in Year 11 as well-rounded individuals who are prepared for the working world.
Ofsted report
John Flamsteed has "...high expectations of staff and pupils... a culture of belief in which all feel valued... Staff morale is high. Pupils recognise that their teachers want them to do well and succeed in life. Pupils are proud to be members of the school. They are polite, confident and articulate... Staff model positive behaviours, which pupils replicate. There are extremely positive relationships between staff and pupils"
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