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Head of Maths ( Curriculum Area Leader for Mathematics)

Head of Maths ( Curriculum Area Leader for Mathematics)

Stanley High School

Sefton

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Salary:
Main Pay Scale/Upper Pay Scale plus TLR 1B
Job type:
Full Time, Permanent
Start date:
September 2025
Apply by:
4 April 2025

Job overview

Responsible to:               Senior Leadership Team Member

 

Responsible for:             Learning outcomes, progress and personal development of students. Professional growth of staff line managed.

 

Post Title:               Head of Maths ( Curriculum Area Leader for Mathematics)

 

Grade:                       Main Pay Scale/Upper Pay Scale plus TLR 1B


Principal Accountabilities:

 

  • Leadership of the area
  • Achievement of all students across the area
  • Enhancing the teaching of others
  • Line managing a significant number of staff


Main Activities and Responsibilities

 

The responsibilities listed in this job description are to be undertaken in addition to your responsibilities as a Schoolteacher as defined in the relevant Conditions of Service and the Generic Job Description for all teachers at the school.

 

Leadership of the Area

 

The post holder will provide a clear direction for the work and development of the faculty within the context of the overall activity of the school, promoting high standards and a commitment to improvement by personal example and effective line management.

 

The post holder will ensure: -

 

  • The area has explicit aims and values, which are reflected in all its work.
  • The curriculum is regularly reviewed and developed to enhance learning.
  • The department identifies appropriate priorities and targets, takes action and then reviews progress towards them.
  • Staff, accommodation and other resources are used efficiently.
  • There is rigorous monitoring and evaluation of teaching and learning.  
  • All school policies are understood and implemented by members of the faculty.
  • Accommodation allows the curriculum to be taught effectively and is safe for purpose.
  • The views of stakeholders are sought and used to evaluate and inform the development of the faculty.
  • High quality information is collected on student progress and made available to the Headteacher and parents.

 

Pupil Progress within and beyond Assigned Groups

 

The post-holder will, directly and through effective line management including coaching and mentoring of staff, support the progress of all students to ensure they will: -

 

  • Acquire new knowledge and skills, develop ideas and increase their understanding.
  • Understand what they are doing, how well they have done and how they can improve.
  • Think and learn for themselves.

 

Enhancing the Teaching of Others

 

The post holder will enhance the teaching of others within the area by enabling colleagues to: -

 

  • Develop and improve subject knowledge and pedagogy.
  • Plan effectively, setting clear objectives that pupils understand.
  • Challenge and inspire Students.
  • Develop and improve teaching skills.
  • Use methods that allow all students to learn effectively.
  • Assess students work thoroughly and use these assessments to inform their planning.

 

Line Managing a Significant Number of Staff

 

The post holder will be responsible for line managing the staff in their area as identified. This may include both teaching and support staff. This responsibility will include areas of both a professional nature and areas concerning conditions of service and employment.

 

The post-holder will ensure that: -

 

  • There is effective appraisal and performance management for staff in the area following school policies.
  • There is effective delegation to enable all staff to contribute to the success of the area.
  • There is effective induction of new staff.
  • If the area is a provider of Initial Teacher Training, students are effectively trained and supported.
  • The Headteacher is kept informed of the number, qualifications and experience of teachers and support staff required to meet the demands of the area and curriculum.
  • Attendance, punctuality, professional performance and development needs are monitored, recorded and reported.
  • Return to work interviews are completed and any action required reported to the Headteacher.

 

All these responsibilities will be undertaken within the context of

 

a)      The School Teachers Conditions of Service.

 

b)     To undertake any other duty as specified in the Teachers' Standards (2012) as specified by DfE.

c)      The expectations of standards for Threshold Teachers as defined by DfE.

d)     The expectations of standards for Subject Leaders as defined by DfE.

 

Copies of these documents can be obtained from the office.

 

In addition to these specific responsibilities, the post-holder may be required to undertake any additional responsibility that might be deemed to be reasonable.

 

These responsibilities may be reviewed at any time with due consultation and will be reviewed at regular intervals as part of the School Improvement Planning process.

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Stanley High School sits at the heart of the local community. As a school we are committed to investing in the students, staff, families, community and local area. We pride ourselves on the high standards and expectations we maintain on a daily basis.

Our commitment to the education of the young people we care for is demonstrated in the outcomes and achievements of the students, staff and school. Our ‘Good’ Ofsted outcome and over subscription exemplifies our wider and professional reputation.

Through our curriculum and expertise we are committed to developing the whole child. We believe in success and opportunity for all. When families, professionals and students work together our youngsters not only enjoy their high school experience but thrive, in an ambitious and rewarding culture, finding enjoyment and a commitment to lifelong learning.

We collaborate closely with our local post-16 providers, secondary schools and primary schools. As part of the Southport Learning Trust we strive to achieve fulfilment and challenge for all. Our students value the opportunities they have to flourish in a globally aware setting which recognises the value in moral and academic success.

Mrs Jenna Shawe BSc (Hons) NPQH MCCT

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