Head of Early Years and Primary
The Highland Council
Highland
- £76,676 - £83,829 per year
- Expired
- Job type:
- Full Time, Permanent
- Apply by:
- 5 July 2021
Job overview
The Head of Early Years and Primary position brings a unique opportunity to work innovatively supporting the Executive Chief Officer Education and Learning.
You will be part of a dynamic Senior Management Team working cross service and in partnership with the Executive Leadership Team, staff, service users and communities at a time of significant change and challenge.
The Council’s vision is to be ambitious, sustainable and connected and this is delivered through the Highland Council Programme ‘Local Voices Highland Choices’ and Corporate Plan; alongside ‘Ambitious Highland - an Investment Strategy for Health and Prosperity; and the Recovery, Improvement and Transformation Programme.
If you are enthusiastic and highly motivated, committed to cementing an environment of continuous improvement, then this is the perfect role for you. Connecting with people from diverse backgrounds, across a vast and beautiful area in the north of Scotland brings with it a sense of community.
You will be joining a high performing successful organisation located in a unique part of the country, a removal and relocation package of up to £6,500 is available.
For a confidential discussion please email Nicky Grant, Interim Executive Chief Officer for Education and Learning at nicky.grant@highland.gov.uk to arrange a call back.
Applications from Gaelic speakers are encouraged.
The closing date for applications is Monday 5th July 2021
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About The Highland Council
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The Highlands of Scotland
Gàidhealtachd na h-Alba
The Highlands of Scotland is renowned for its beauty, hospitality and lifestyle. It is home to the Cairngorms, Scotland’s second National Park and the largest in the UK, and the new UNESCO ecopark in NW Sutherland. The population of the Highlands is 235,830. Inverness is the administrative and transport hub of the region - a city with over 63,000 inhabitants. It is a fast growing and ambitious centre with international air links. The University of the Highlands and Islands’ new Inverness Campus is one of the most ambitious projects in Scotland. Opened in 2015, it is a nationally and internationally significant location for business, research, education and has a thriving life sciences community. The Council and our partners signed a City-Region Deal worth £315 million in 2017 and this is delivering a range of exciting projects over a 10 year period.
www.highland.gov.uk/cityregiondeal
There’s something different and special about life in the north of Scotland. Whether it’s down to the diversity of the geography, an area rich in outdoor opportunities; whether it’s the vibrant culture or the friendly welcome, the Highlands offers one of the most distinctive lifestyle choices available anywhere in Scotland - and by extension, some of the most distinctive career choices too.
About The Highland Council
Mu Chomhairle na Gàidhealtachd
The Highland Council is one of 32 councils in Scotland, serving people across 26,484 sq km. The Council has 74 elected members. The Administration is a coalition of Independent Group; Scottish Liberal Democrats; and Scottish Labour Party.
The Highland Council provides a wide range of services with a revenue budget of £648m (2021-22). The priorities for the Council (2017-22) are highlighted in the Administration’s Programme ‘Local voices, Highland choices’; the Council’s Corporate Plan, and the budget strategy ‘Ambitious Highland – Health and Prosperity Strategy for Highland’
Programme
‘Local Voices, Highland Choices’ sets out the Council’s ambition and priorities, within 8 high level goals and 6 themes:
• A Council that champions the Highlands
• A place to live
• A place to thrive
• A place to prosper
• A welcoming place
• Your Highland Council
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