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Learning and Resource Centre and Library Officer

Learning and Resource Centre and Library Officer

Framwellgate School Durham

Durham

  • Expired
Salary:
Grade 4 Pt 15-17 (£17,072 - £17,772). Pro rata to hours and weeks worked
Job type:
Full Time, Permanent
Start date:
As soon as possible
Apply by:
25 January 2018

Job overview

We wish to appoint an inspirational and highly motivated LRC and Library Officer to make a real impact in this rapidly improving school.  Over the period since our last Ofsted inspection in November 2015 we have made significant progress.  A new Headteacher and thirteen new teachers (including seven NQTs) took up post on 1st September 2017, and four new senior leaders took up post on 1st January 2018.  With solid foundations now in place, the opportunity to play a significant role in leading the school back to ‘Good’ and on to ‘Outstanding’ is both exciting and realistic.  

The successful candidate will possess energy, vision and enthusiasm and believe that every young person deserves the very best education.  This is a fantastic opportunity for a new member of the support team to re-launch the LRC and Library, and encourage active use by staff and students so that it becomes the hub of the school. A commitment to supporting colleagues in raising achievement, and a willingness to work as part of a wider support team are essential.  We can offer you an environment where student behaviour is excellent, prior attainment levels are amongst the highest in the North-East and our students and staff are a pleasure to work with.    

Framwellgate School Durham is a medium size 11-18 co-educational, non-selective secondary school within a Multi Academy Trust.  There are 1,015 students on roll.  The school was designated as a Science College in 2003 and converted to Academy status in 2011. In 2016 the school was awarded a grant of £2.4 million to create a purpose-built sports complex. This was opened in September 2017, making FSD a hub for sporting excellence in the region.  

If you would like to arrange a visit prior to submitting an application please contact Fiona Thompson, Executive Assistant Thompson.f@framdurham.com to make arrangements. 

The available dates for a visit are Thursday 18th January 9am, or Monday 22nd January 9am. The closing date for applications is Thursday 25th January 2018, 12noon. Shortlisting will take place on Friday 26th January and shortlisted candidates will be contacted soon after.  Interviews are scheduled to take place w/c 29th January.  

Framwellgate School Durham is committed to the safeguarding of children and young people. An enhanced DBS disclosure with barred list check will be required for this post, together with satisfactory references, and completion of a pre-employment health questionnaire. The Excel Academy Partnership at Framwellgate School Durham Newton Drive Durham DH1 5BQ Tel: (0191) 3866628 Email: Thompson.f@framdurham.com

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About Framwellgate School Durham

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Framwellgate School Durham (FSD) is an 11-18 school which was granted academy status in 2011.  There are approximately 1300 students on roll including 140 in the Sixth Form. Within the next two years, we envisage a roll of 1400 including 230+ in the sixth form. The school serves the population to the north of Durham city, primarily from the Newton Hall estate, but we attract students from a wide surrounding area and over 20 feeder primary schools.  We are a high achieving 11-18 academy with a strong track record in both provision and outcomes.  We are fully committed to the students in our care, and work to ensure that both the pastoral provision and quality of teaching is the very best.

Excellence, Compassion and Respect for All

Our school promotes academic excellence and embraces the shared values of honesty, integrity, respect and compassion. We want our students to be ambitious, kind, resilient and hardworking, and have a genuine passion for learning. We want them to change the world with the knowledge, skills and confidence they have learned here; to champion fairness, have friendships for life, and pride in our school. Above all, we want our students to be happy.

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