Head of Humanities
St Joseph's Catholic School
Wiltshire
- Expired
- Salary:
- MPS - UPS3 + TLR
- Job type:
- Full Time, Permanent
- Apply by:
- 27 May 2022
Job overview
Our School
The School vision is striving for excellence through Resilience, Responsibility and Respect.
St Joseph’s Catholic School is a co-educational, comprehensive school serving the scattered rural community of South Wiltshire. We offer a broad and balanced curriculum and are firmly committed to establishing first class standards and are proud of our achievements. Our expectations are high and this is reflected in our very successful academic record.
The School was OFSTED inspected in January 2018 under the new framework and was judged 'Good' with clear evidence of elements that are Outstanding.
St Joseph’s Catholic School is a stimulating and friendly environment to work in and also offers an excellent established induction and CPD programme to support staff.
The Post
An opportunity has arisen for a Head of Humanities to lead and manage the Humanities Department in our successful over-subscribed school. We wish to appoint a passionate, highly motivated and talented Head of Humanities to join our busy and vibrant department. We are looking for an outstanding classroom practitioner with the ability to lead and influence others to achieve exceptional performance.
For further details please download an application pack from our website: www.sjcs.org.uk. All applications must be on the school application form and supported by a covering letter, addressed to the Headteacher. Please send your completed application form to Mrs K Snell, Head teachers PA. Alternatively, you can email your completed application to admin@sjcs.org.uk.
Closing date for applications to be received: 4pm, 27 May 2022.
Interviews will take place:TBC.
St Joseph’s Catholic School is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people and expects all staff and volunteers to share this commitment. The successful applicant will be required to undertake an enhanced check by the Disclosure and Barring Service.
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About St Joseph's Catholic School
- St Joseph's Catholic School
- Church Road, Laverstock, Salisbury
- Wiltshire
- SP1 1QY
- United Kingdom
For over forty years St. Joseph’s has provided Christian education for boys and girls of all abilities. As a small faith school we are proud of the fact that every pupil is known and valued.
Our aim is to provide a caring environment where individuals will flourish and develop in self-confidence.
Above all our school is rooted in Gospel values. Although a majority of our pupils are not catholic we aim to provide
everyone in our care with an educational experience which has a strong moral and spiritual message.
Our community is living and breathing, shaped by the people who belong to it, reflecting their attitudes and ambitions.
We believe that the high standards of behaviour we expect from pupils helps them to develop self-discipline and a moral basis on which to build their lives.
We have a growing reputation in the local community as a school that is constantly striving for new heights of excellence in everything that we do.
In 2011 the school was inspected by Ofsted who described the school in their overall evaluation as follows;
‘This is a school that provides good quality education in a caring and warm environment’.
Visitors to St. Joseph’s often comment on the happy atmosphere in the school and how friendly and welcoming they find the environment.
Please come and see for yourself the work that we do and the developments that are taking place.
You will see that being part of St. Joseph’s means looking towards the future with excitement and a philosophy of continuous improvement for the benefit of all pupils.
Mrs Rachel A Ridley
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