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Head of Professional Learning and Talent

Head of Professional Learning and Talent

Windsor Academy Trust (WAT)

Halesowen

  • Expired
Job type:
Full Time, Permanent
Apply by:
19 May 2021

Job overview

Salary competitive, dependent upon experience

Permanent, Full-time

Windsor Academy Trust (WAT) is a highly successful and vibrant organisation with a national reputation for professional learning and talent development. It is an exciting time to join WAT and lead professional learning and talent as we become a delivery partner of the new national Early Career Framework and National Professional Qualifications. We seek to appoint a dynamic colleague to join our exciting and forward thinking organisation to enhance our well regarded and high-impact professional learning programme.  

Experience in delivery is just one part of who you are, above all it will be your energy, innovative thinking, aligned values and desire to make a difference that will make you stand out. If this sounds like you please get in touch, we would love to hear from you.  You can arrange an informal discussion about the role by contacting Lesley Evans Executive PA to Deputy CEO and Education Director on 0121 602 7954 to arrange a mutually convenient time.

Closing date for applications:  19 May 2021, 4pm

Interviews to be held before 28 May 2021

Windsor Academy Trust is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and expects all staff and volunteers to share this commitment. This post is subject to an enhanced DBS.


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About Windsor Academy Trust (WAT)

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+44 121 602 7594

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Windsor Academy Trust

Pride in Excellence, Unlocking Academic and Personal Potential

Windsor Academy Trust came into being in 2012, when Windsor High School and Sixth Form, one of the first converter Academies, was approached by the Department of Education to be a sponsor. The Trust was formed to improve the quality of educational provision through driving innovation and practitioner research and the sharing of ideas and best practice amongst its schools. We currently have nine open academies (four secondary and five primary) across three 2-18 Learning Communities in the Black Country.

Extremely proud of what we have achieved so far, the Trust’s vision is that through collaborative leadership we will continue to grow and provide the highest quality education to enable every pupil to realise their full aspirations. A powerful component of this success has been the synergy of primary and secondary collaboration.

This is a hugely exciting time for WAT as we develop further, with the recent announcement from The Department for Education that the provision of two new Secondary Free Schools in Walsall and Sandwell, are to be set up by WAT.

Windsor Academy Trust’s strapline is ‘Pride in Excellence’. Our aim is to strive for excellence in all we do in order to achieve excellence for the children we serve. We want all in the WAT family to feel proud to be part of a very special and unique movement. 

Our moral purpose is ‘unlocking the academic and personal potential’ of our children. We want our children to know how to learn, have a love of learning and to achieve the academic outcomes that will open the door for them to go onto a university or career of their choice. We place equal emphasis on unlocking children personal potential whereby children have the opportunity to discover their passions and talents, develop as leaders and develop a positive character. 

Within WAT we have five key plinths that are our main focus for our work.

  • Teaching and Learning – our aim is to ‘enthuse, inspire, engage, ever lesson, every day’ through our ten Teaching and Learning Principles driven through robust practitioner research.
  • Professional Development – for all staff we are ‘building leadership, teaching and support staff capacity for in-school and school-to-school support.
  • Leadership – where we expect all children to be  leaders of themselves and support the learning and personal potential of  others. We expect children to be leaders ‘always in all ways’. 
  • Enterprise – here we are ‘building an enterprising spirit and supporting children to discover and achieve their career dreams’.
  • Enrichment – that ‘provides exciting opportunities for children to pursue their passions, broaden their horizons and raise their aspirations’.

Much more information about WAT and its schools can be found on our website http://www.windsoracademytrust.org.uk

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