Head of Religious Studies
Cranmore
Surrey
- Expired
- Salary:
- Competitive package in accordance with experience and qualifications
- Job type:
- Full Time, Permanent
- Start date:
- 1 September 2024
- Apply by:
- 15 April 2024
Job overview
The Governors and Senior Leadership Team, supported by the Diocese of Arundel and Brighton, seek to appoint a Head of Religious Studies who is committed to enhancing the spiritual life of the school community. All pupils will sit GCSE Religious Studies AQA B Catholic Christianity and Judaism. Our first GCSE cohort will sit public examinations in Summer 2025. Applications are welcomed from experienced teachers from both the state and independent education sectors.
In our February 2022 inspection report inspectors highlighted that the school promotes a very positive, caring and welcoming ethos and judged the quality of pupils’ academic and other achievements, as well as the quality of their personal development to be ‘excellent’.
To apply please complete the application form and return it, together with a covering letter (addressed to the Headmaster), to the Headmaster's PA (sonia.kang@cranmore.org).
Closing date for applications: Monday 15 April 2024
Cranmore School is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children. Our recruitment process follows the guidelines in KCSIE. Applicants undergo enhanced screening including checks with past employers, the DFE and the DBS.
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About Cranmore
Cranmore presents a thoroughly up-to-date and superbly equipped independent school on a magnificent 25 acre campus in the heart of Surrey. Having taught pupils to the age of 13 for 50 years, in September 2019, Cranmore joined the Effingham Schools Trust resulting in the widening of the provision to offer education for pupils age 2 to 18.
The Trust’s diamond model will offer the benefits of the co-ed classroom to very young pupils, the benefits of the single sex classroom in later prep and secondary years, before finally returning to co-education at 6th Form. This method reflects and acknowledges that girls and boys approach their learning in different ways as they develop.
Cranmore has a wonderful 25 acre site and is blessed with fantastic facilities including a brand new Science and Technology Centre, dedicated music and sports buildings, swimming pool, ICT suites and a Forest School. Combined with its sister school, St. Teresa’s, the Trust has 1,000 pupils and £20m+ assets. There are exciting plans for new capital development as the Trust grows to 1,200 pupils over the next few years.
Cranmore is proud of its reputation as a leading independent school with all round excellence across a broad curriculum enriched with co-curricular activities. We are excited to be expanding our education and invite you to learn more on our website: www.cranmore.org
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