Key Stage 2 Teacher (Year 5)
St Peter's Church of England Middle School
Windsor and Maidenhead
- Expired
- Salary:
- Main Scale 1-6
- Job type:
- Full Time, Permanent
- Start date:
- ASAP
- Apply by:
- 3 November 2016
Job overview
We are looking for an innovative and inspiring Teacher who is able to adapt and differentiate their teaching style to suit different student needs. We are looking for teachers with a real commitment to helping all children to achieve their full potential, including gifted and talented, those on the Autism spectrum and children with Dyslexia.
We have strong systems in place to support staff and students and this challenging but rewarding role, has the potential to provide an ambitious teacher with the opportunity for valuable professional development.
We offer the opportunity to work with students aged 9-13 years, thus gaining combined primary and secondary experience. This is a magical age group to teach and we have the privilege of building strong long-lasting foundations for lifelong learning. We are part of the Oxford Diocesan Schools Trust (ODST) which enables us to offer a wide range of networking and developmental opportunities.
St Peter’s School is on an exciting upward trajectory of rapid school improvement and we are very proud of our achievements. Do come and visit us and talk to us about this great opportunity to work for our school and the highly regarded Oxford Diocesan Schools Trust.
For an application pack, please download the application form from our website www.stpetersceschool.org or contact the School Business Manager, Ravi Matharu on r.matharu@st-petersoldwindsor.org.uk or call the school office on 01753 866253.
St Peter’s Church of England School is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people and expects all staff and volunteers to share this commitment. An Enhanced DBS disclosure will be sought from the successful candidate.
Additional Information:
We are looking for an outstanding class teacher who:
- Has high expectations of our learners
- knows how to adapt your teaching style and raise standards within your own class
- has the ability to develop potential in others
- is a good communicator who is able to inspire and motivate
- has a flair and vision to develop new initiatives
In return we can offer you:
- an exciting and challenging opportunity to develop your leadership skills
- an genuine opportunity to help shape the future direction of the school in a supportive environment
- a recognised and strong commitment to professional development
Closing date: 3rd November 2016
Attached documents
About St Peter's Church of England Middle School
- St Peter's Church of England Middle School
- Crimp Hill Road, Old Windsor, Windsor
- Berkshire
- SL4 2QY
- United Kingdom
St Peter’s is a mixed, non-selective, Church of England, middle deemed secondary school without sixth form based in Windsor, Berkshire. It operates under the Diocese of Oxford and is supported by the multi-academy Oxford Diocesan Schools Trust. The school will provide 271 places for students aged 9-13, when fully subscribed.
The Oxford Diocesan Schools Trust was founded in 2012, and St Peter’s opened as a new provision in November 2014.
Principal
Andy Snipp
Values and Vision
St Peter’s is a transforming community where everyone supports each other in genuine fellowship. Our Christian values of fellowship, wisdom, trust, integrity and compassion drive all that we do. Through God and these values we will live out our Motto:
To Aspire to be the very best we can, to Believe in our own abilities and those of the people around us, to Grow and develop continually and to Achieve the very best we can.
We were pleased that our most recent SIAMS inspection found the strengthened Christian ethos at St Peter’s School is having a positive impact on students’ well being and achievement and that as a result of a comprehensive improvement strategy, attainment levels are steadily improving for all groups. We were delighted that we achieved our best ever results (by a good margin) in both KS2 SATs and KS3 transfer tests (Year 8) this year…
In consultation with our community we changed our uniform. A uniform in itself does not result in better learning or higher grades, but what it does say is we have changed, the students are pleased to be wearing it, they are pleased to be students at St Peter’s and all we have and are going to achieve. Achievement in academic subjects is important but we also value time to develop and grow socially and emotionally. We are just as pleased that despite being the smallest school in the competition we played in fellowship and with integrity to beat our opposition and win for the very first time a regional sports competition, that our drama performances go from strength to strength with a memorable performance of Mary Poppins, Junior. Our students, staff, parents and guardians have worked extremely hard and our students deserve to be wearing a uniform that ‘says’ we are Rising above the Ordinary.
We care enough to challenge our students and make the most of all we have to offer; we are aware that we are learning for the future on the doorsteps of history with all the specialist teaching, buildings and resources you would expect from a much larger school; we believe that St Peter’s offers the children of the Windsor area something special.
Ofsted
“Students say they feel safe and well cared for, show positive attitudes and are keen to learn. Key areas for action have been identified [by the recently appointed headteacher] and work has begun. This is shared and supported by the newly appointed Chair of the Governing Body.”
View St Peter’s Church of England Middle School’s latest Ofsted report
A more recent SIAMs report also judged that significant changes had been made to the governing body, staff team and curriculum.
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