Head of History
Peacehaven Community School
East Sussex
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- Job type:
- Full Time, Permanent
- Apply by:
- 6 January 2020
Job overview
Head of History
1.0 FTE Main/ Upper Pay Spine +TLR 2(£6,828.00)
Start: April 2020
Peacehaven Community School is seeking to recruit an excellent History practitioner looking for an exciting Teaching and Learning responsibility leading our forward thinking History Department.
You may be an ambitious teacher seeking your first TLR, or you may already be a successful Middle Leader. We believe in developing the capacity of our staff and the successful candidate will be given the opportunity to participate in CPD that will enhance knowledge and support growth.
We are particularly interested in employing a candidate who has a strong, forward looking vision for the History curriculum.
The candidate will:
Be an outstanding teacher of History with the drive and capacity to really thrive in this role and to become an exceptional leader.
Have a clear vision of how to improve standards in History.
Have the ability to teach and lead across both Key Stages.
Be able to lead, motivate and inspire students and colleagues.
Be resilient, hard-working, solution focused, and committed to transforming student outcomes.
This could be your opportunity to make a significant and measurable difference in improving the educational attainment of the children and young people in this inclusive community.
Please go to http://www.phcs.org.uk/school/vacancies for a full job pack.
We are committed to safeguarding and protecting the welfare of children and young people. The successful applicants will be required to complete a DBS check and posts offered only on receipt of two good references. We are unable to accept CVs as applications. Please only use the application form provided.
Closing date: 09:00am, Monday 6th January, 2020
Interviews will be held week beginning Monday 13th January.
Completed application forms should be emailed to the Business Manager, Loren Davies - loren.davies@swale.at
For enquiries relating to the post or to book a tour of the school please contact Loren Davies - loren.davies@swale.at or call 01273 575798
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About Peacehaven Community School
- Peacehaven Community School
- Greenwich Way, Peacehaven
- East Sussex
- BN10 8RB
- United Kingdom
Peacehaven Community School (PCS) is a proudly comprehensive school. This means diverse teaching opportunities, from supporting SEN students with complex needs - some of whom may also be gifted and talented and studying in our Baccalaureate stream – to working with learners who are new to English. Our approach to each child is the same; we want to support them to achieve their dreams. We don’t believe in barriers and we don’t believe in labels; we believe in hard work and high aspirations. If you are ambitious for yourself and for the students you teach, we would like to meet you.
PCS is a school that knows what it is: a place of learning.
PCS is a Swale Academies Trust school. Since November 2015 Swale Academies Trust (SAT) has been supporting the leadership of the school and converted to academy status on 1st September 2019. SAT has a proud history of supporting non-selective schools to out-perform grammar schools in Kent. Here in East Sussex, the Trust is applying those same principles to areas where students have not had the advantages given to their peers in more affluent areas.
We are an Ofsted rated 'Good' school.
We would welcome applications from teachers who want to develop their careers and explore the opportunities that working with an established academy trust brings.
This is your opportunity to join our inspirational and forward-thinking team, making a significant and measurable difference in improving the educational attainment of the children and young people in this inclusive community.
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