Mathematics Second in Department
The Wavell School
Farnborough, Hampshire
- Expired
- Salary:
- TLR 2L2 – 1L1
- Job type:
- Full Time, Permanent
- Start date:
- ASAP or Easter/September 2020
- Apply by:
- 9 March 2020
Job overview
Mathematics Second in Department TLR 2L2 – 1L1
Or
Teacher of Mathematics MPR/UPR (early start available for NQTs)
“Wavell is a harmonious school where everyone pulls together to do their best”
“Pupils have very positive attitudes to learning and cooperate well with their teachers and classmates”
(Ofsted)
We are looking to appoint a strong classroom practitioner who:
- has excellent subject knowledge
- can teach Maths at KS3 and KS4, to students of all abilities
- sets a high standard and who inspires students and colleagues to meet this
- makes learning exciting, leading to high levels of engagement and exam success
- thrives within a team and who enjoys collaborative working
- is ready to help lead on the further development of pedagogy within the Maths team
We provide:
- a supportive and welcoming professional environment
- regular opportunities for continuing professional development
- professional challenge, with a TLR range, to recognise experience and impact
The Maths Faculty occupies seven classrooms with a Faculty staff room and resources areas. The team is ably supported by highly experienced Learning Support Assistants. There is a very strong and supportive team spirit.
We warmly welcome visits from potential applicants
Closing Date: Monday 9th March 2020
Please download an application pack from the School’s Website.
Please note that applications will be considered as they are received by the School and you are therefore advised to submit your application as early as possible as some interviews may take place, and the appointment may be made before the closing date is reached for the post.
Wavell School is committed to safeguarding children and is an equal opportunity employer.
“This school is committed to safeguarding children and promoting the welfare of children and young people/vulnerable adults and expects all staff and volunteers to share this commitment.”
“In our school we are committed to securing genuine equality of opportunity, whether required by law or not, in all aspects of our activities as an employer and service provider. This commitment is based on our belief in the broad principles of social justice and our aim is to provide services and employment on a fair and equitable basis. Our staff are encouraged to demonstrate their commitment to equality by taking active steps to: eliminate discrimination, promote equality of opportunity and promote good race relations”
Attached documents
About The Wavell School
The Wavell School is a co-ed maintained, community school for 11–16-year-olds in Farnborough, Hampshire. Our catchment area has two linked Junior Schools, South Farnborough Juniors and St. Peters Junior Schools and the number currently on the roll is just over 1,000. We consistently admit children from outside our catchment area, including other areas of Rushmoor Borough, particularly Aldershot. This provides the school with a strong connection the military and to service families.
Wavell is a dynamic learning community whose ethos is “We care to challenge”. Our school is built on respect and aspiration. Students, staff, parents and governors work in true partnership to achieve the many accolades bestowed upon us at County, National and International level.
Every child is important and special at our school and we educate them in a holistic fashion, celebrating each child’s achievements and encouraging them to develop across a spectrum of skills. The school has demonstrated a strong focus on academic subjects and has a strong commitment to the arts.
The Department of Education (DfE) has described our One to One Tuition programme as a Model of Good Practice and have given us a progress score of 8.
We have excellent teaching and sporting facilities and sections of the school buildings are currently being renovated to ensure we are at the cutting edge of technology and more environmentally sustainable.
We are a designated Technology College and International School and are a Duke of Edinburgh accredited school. Teaching young people emotional and physical resilience is paramount to our ethos as educators.
We are a multicultural school and promote tolerance and acceptance for all. We are also proud to have a high number of EAL and military students. Pupil Premium is also available to disadvantaged children, service children and children in care. The funding is used to support PP students to diminish the gap in their learning compared to that of non PP students.
Headteacher
Mrs Emma Wright
Values and vision
The Wavell School’s vision is to be one of the most exciting schools in which to learn and teach. The Wavell, as it is commonly known, places value in student leadership and inspirational teaching. The school strives to be a dynamic learning community. Its ethos is “We care to challenge”, and is built on values of respect and aspiration.
The Wavell School’s ethos is encapsulated in “The Hug” - a sculpture that stands at the centre of the school. The Wavell School is a specialist technology college, an International School, and a Duke of Edinburgh accredited School.
Ofsted
"Wavell is a harmonious school where everyone pulls together to do their best"
"Pupils have very positive attitudes to learning and cooperate well with their teachers and classmates"
“There are good relationships with parents and the armed forces community. Students who join the school within the school year are welcomed to the Wavell family and make a good start at the school.”
Being a pupil at Wavell means you are part of a community where everyone looks out for each other”
(Ofsted November 2021).
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