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Permanent Part - Time Teacher of Design and Technology(0.6)

Permanent Part - Time Teacher of Design and Technology(0.6)

St David's High School

Flintshire

Salary:
MPS/UPS
Job type:
Part Time, Permanent
Start date:
1st September 2018
Apply by:
2 March 2018

Job overview

Part-time, Permanent, Teacher of Design and Technology 

This is a fantastic opportunity to join the Art and Design Faculty as Teacher of Design and Technology in a forward thinking and improving comprehensive school with around 400 students. St. David’s High School is a non-selective 11-16 comprehensive school situated just ten minutes from the centre of the beautiful city of Chester.  Many of our staff travel from the Wirral, Chester and North Wales. 

The governors wish to appoint a well-qualified, energetic and enthusiastic Design Technology specialist to teach across the ability range. Teachers in the faculty teach a range of subjects in Key Stage 3 including Resistant Materials, Textiles and Graphics. The successful candidate will be expected to teach Product Design at KS4. For teachers who wish to secure a full-time post, we are able to offer up to 0.4 in another subject area.

The ideal candidate will: 

· have experience of teaching at an outstanding level

· have demonstrable evidence of raising attainment 

· have the resolve to make a real difference to the lives of students

· possess a strong desire to develop an outstanding department by creating a culture where learning is greatly valued by all 

· have the resolve to make a real difference to the lives of students

Applying for the post

If you are interested in this exciting opportunity at St. David’s, please download the application pack and then complete the application form and attach a supporting statement (no more than two sides of A4) outlining your skills and experience and what you would bring to the role of Teacher of Design and Technology at St. David’s. 

Key Dates 

Deadline for applications: Friday 2nd March 2018, 11 am.

Interview date: Week beginning Monday 5th March 2018

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About St David's High School

+44 1244 671583

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St. David's is a forward looking and caring mixed comprehensive school situated on the Welsh/English border on the outskirts of Chester.  There are currently 330 students on roll.  We are committed to ensuring every child at the school achieves their potential and aims "To be the best we can be, everyday".

The school first opened as a co-educational secondary modern in November 1954. It was a response to increasing numbers of children in the area needing educational provision. It changed its name from Saltney Secondary Modern to St David’s High School in September 1967. The school Speech/Prize day was held for the first time in March 1956.

Headteacher

Mr Steven Richardson BA(Hons), MA, PGCE, NPQH

Values and Vision

The St David’s motto is “to be the best we can be, everyday.” It aims to educate children in a way that helps them develop into confident, independent and articulate learners who are ready for a future in the modern world. A small size helps give a feeling of community that the school prides itself on.

Estyn

“The school has useful strategies in place to develop pupils’ literacy skills. In the majority of lessons, most pupils make sound progress. Many pupils develop their information and communications technology (ICT) skills well in many subjects across the curriculum. Many pupils display positive attitudes to learning and engage productively in lessons. In a short period of time, the headteacher has communicated successfully his vision for the school and gained the confidence of staff, pupils, parents and governors.”

View St David’s High School's latest Estyn report

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