HLTA Numeracy Assistant
Darland High School
Rossett, Wrexham
- Expired
- Salary:
- £18,870 - £21,693 pro rata for term time only
- Job type:
- Full Time, Permanent
- Start date:
- 01/09/2018
Job overview
Numeracy Intervention Higher Level Teaching Assistant
The governors of Darland High School are looking to appoint a permanent Numeracy HLTA to work within our Mathematics Faculty to teach small group intervention classes to drive up standards of numeracy. Working alongside our timetabled Maths classes, the successful applicant will teach a timetable of small groups.
Our ideal candidate is someone educated to at least A level standard and with excellent numeracy skills (at least a grade B in Maths GCSE). However, just as important as your academic qualifications is your ability to connect with young people and inspire them with confidence. The Maths HLTA will be a full member of the Maths team at Darland and will have their own classroom.
Darland High School is an 11-16 English medium comprehensive school with 850 students on roll. Serving a cluster of villages in between Wrexham and Chester, the school enjoys easy road and rail access to North West England and North Wales.
The school has a reputation for academic excellence, achieving results at both key stages, which are consistently above both local and national averages. Our Year 11 in 2017 achieved excellent results with 65% achieving at least 5 good GCSEs with English and Maths. We have close relations local community as well as with neighbouring schools, with whom there is a spirit of active curriculum collaboration. As a result of the improvements in the school, we are oversubscribed in most years. Our Maths Faculty achieved the best Maths results at GCSE in Wrexham last year, due to the passion and hard work of our committed staff.
This is an ideal opportunity for someone who is contemplating entering the teaching profession, or for someone who is looking for development as a Teaching Assistant. If you need further information about the post please telephone the school and ask to speak to Mrs Janice Barnes, Business Manager.
For further information about Darland High School, please see our school website.
Please note interviews will be held on Thursday 14th June 2018.
About Darland High School
Darland High School is a hidden gem in the picturesque village of Rossett in North East Wales. We are a mixed, English-language high school serving pupils aged 11-16 in the surrounding villages of Rossett, Marford, Gresford, Holt and Llay. Set in extensive beautiful grounds the school has 850 pupils on roll.
Established in 1958, Darland High School became a comprehensive school in 1972. An extensive building programme over the years has seen the creation of the Griffin Centre, a modern two story building, housing ‘state of the art’ science laboratories and ICT suites. A new library, complete with a full ICT suite, a remodelled foyer and new cookery facilities have also been added recently.
In September 2019 we welcomed new Headteacher Joanne Lee, who has brought in many changes and the school is a 'buzz' of activity. We are at an exciting time, along with extensive refurbishment of the site our team are in the process of developing an engaging New Curriculum for a new generation of students.
Our team of over 130 staff, dedicated and hard-working, are driving towards our common goal - to offer an excellent education to the communities we serve.
We welcome tours of the school prior to application.
Headteacher
Joanne Lee
Values and vision
Darland’s motto “Aspire, Apply, Achieve” sums up its ambition for students to think big and to work hard. Pupils are encouraged to aim high and the school works to foster the belief in each that they can fulfil their dreams. Every achievement is recognised and celebrated.
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