Physics Teacher
Thomas Whitham Sixth Form
Lancashire
- Quick apply
- Expired
- Salary:
- Main Pay Scale with a possibility of TLR 2.2
- Job type:
- Full Time, Permanent
- Start date:
- 1 September 2019
Job overview
Thomas Whitham Sixth Form are seeking to appoint a Physics/Applied Science Teacher, experience of teaching Mathematics would be desirable. They will be able to deliver our Advanced Level courses as well as our enrichment and extra-curricular programme. A commitment to working with our 11-16 partner colleges in the local area is also expected from all our staff.
In exceptional cases Newly Qualified Teachers may be considered.
Thomas Whitham Sixth Form is situated on a co-located modern purpose built campus designed to meet the needs of our students. The campus provides exciting opportunities for our students to achieve academic excellence and personal development goals. The Sixth Form is a happy and thriving learning environment confirmed by an excellent Ofsted in March 2016, our outstanding exam results and Oxbridge successes.
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About Thomas Whitham Sixth Form
Thomas Whitham is a non-denominational, co-educational sixth form facility in Burnley, Lancashire. As of the most recent inspection there were 411 students on the school roll, who are taught between the ages of 16-20. The school is named for a local figure who was awarded a Victoria Cross for heroic action during the First World War. The school is based alongside Barden Primary School, Hollygrove School, Reedley Hallows Nursery School and Neighbourhood Centre. The college is situated on the Burnley Campus, which delivers a wide range of extended services through community facilities including a sports hall, fitness suite, dance/drama studio, a faith centre and a cafe.
Principal
Zoe Emmett
Values and vision
Thomas Whitham Sixth Form is committed to playing an integral role in the creation of a vision for learning in Burnley, Pendle and surrounding areas. The college is a participant of the Burnley Learning Partnership launched by the Building Schools for the Future Project, working collaboratively to elevate success.
The college is immensely proud of its state of the art facilities, and a community centre with a sense of pride, place and ownership for everyone within the community, not just the college’s valued students.
Ofsted
“Students enjoy their time at the sixth form enormously and display exemplary behaviour and attitudes to their work. Many students demonstrate impressive maturity and independent learning and study skills. Questionnaires and discussions with students demonstrated almost unanimous agreement that they feel safe, well cared for and know how well they are doing in their work.”
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