Maths Accelerated Leadership Development Post MPS/UPR Teacher of Maths with additional TLR2a
Flegg High School
Norfolk
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- Expired
- Salary:
- MPS/UPR with additional TLR2a
- Job type:
- Full Time, Permanent
- Start date:
- September 2017
- Apply by:
- 22 March 2017
Job overview
Flegg High School is a semi-rural, mixed 11-16 Academy with 830 pupils on roll. The school has an excellent profile locally, is rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted (2016) and has won many prestigious awards. We actively promote development of the whole child, as well as ensuring they can access a broad and balanced experience in and out of the curriculum. Only 25 minutes from Norwich, and within easy reach of the coast, the school is based in Martham, a large village hub set in the middle of stunning landscape.
Maths Accelerated Leadership Development Post
MPS/UPR Teacher of Maths with additional TLR2a
Only suitable for candidates aiming to move into leadership positions
Start Date: September 2017 (or sooner)
We are seeking an inspirational teacher of Maths to work within our enthusiastic and successful department. We are looking for the highest quality candidates to participate in our new Accelerated Leadership development programme. You will ideally have more than 2 years of teaching experience and currently be leading or managing some element of departmental improvement. The successful candidate would be expected to take on department and whole school responsibilities immediately. A bespoke career development plan will be provided, and the Principal will mentor the successful applicant.
We seek: • The ability to teach Key Stage 3 and 4 mathematics • Evidence of excellent outcomes for young people • A creative approach to teaching and learning and commitment to personal development in order to ensure a high quality learning experience for pupils • Experienced teachers with strong leadership and management skill sets • Ambitious candidates aiming for Senior Leadership • A willingness to play a full part in the life of the school community
We will offer: • A bespoke career development plan • Personalised mentoring by the Principal • An additional +1 pay scale point • The opportunity to take on department and whole school responsibility • Support with relocation if moving from outside Norfolk • The chance to work with motivated and inspiring pupils • High class additional facilities
Please download an application pack and job description from www.flegg.norfolk.sch.uk
In your covering letter please ensure you outline your relevant experience, and any attributes that make you particularly suited to this specialist development post.
Closing date: 3pm Wednesday 23rd March 2017
Interviews: Week Commencing 27th March 2017
If you would like to arrange an informal visit to the school, in term-time, please contact the Principal’s office on: 01493 749207 or email principalsoffice@flegg.norfolk.sch.uk
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About Flegg High School
Flegg High School is a semi-rural, 11-16 Convertor Academy of 820 pupils, 25 Minutes from Norwich, the school is based in Martham, a large Norfolk village hub. It has been through rapid and robust improvement to be recognised as a good school with outstanding features, centering much of its improvement on CPD and learning and teaching.
At Flegg High School we aim to be outstanding in all areas of our work and in all areas of the life of the school. We have high expectations of Staff and students and a united focus on school improvement to raise standards. We work actively with our families and our local community to help us to do our best for every student, regardless of their ability or background. To help Staff achieve this, we offer high quality continuing professional learning and encourage the sharing of outstanding practice and learning from each other.
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