Primary Phase Class teacher
Helena Romanes School
Essex
- Expired
- Salary:
- MPS
- Job type:
- Full Time, Permanent
- Start date:
- September 2022
- Apply by:
- 23 February 2022
Job overview
We are seeking to appoint a talented individual to join us as a class teacher in the newly established primary phase at Helena Romanes School. This role, initially for a Key Stage 1 class, is an exciting and unique opportunity.
From September 2021, our school became an all-through school and began admitting a small number of students into its primary phase. The primary phase will grow incrementally over the subsequent six years. Our primary provision will initially be based on our current site. It is planned that, from September 2025, the provision will relocate to a world-class, purpose built site close to our current location.
We are looking for someone who:
• is an excellent primary practitioner
• has high expectations of pupil achievement and behaviour
• has excellent interpersonal, organisational and communication skills
• is committed to working in partnership with our parents, the local community
• has a good sense of humour
Why choose our school?
• We are a welcoming, friendly and caring school
• We have enthusiastic children who love learning
• We offer excellent opportunities for professional development and a bespoke programme of support and training based on individual needs
• We have a brand new learning environment
• We are part of the highly successful Saffron Academy Trust
We would love to hear from you if you are an inspirational, dynamic and creative individual who makes learning fun and challenging, and who is looking to join a supportive and enthusiastic team in beautiful rural surroundings. This post would be suitable for Early Career Teachers.
Full details of the vacancy (and further information about the school) can be found on the school website. To arrange a visit to the school, or for any additional information, please contact Bev Louth on 01371 876593, or by email at blouth@hrs.education. Visits to the school to meet with our staff and pupils are warmly welcomed and encouraged.
Interviews to be held week commencing: Monday 28th February 2022
Attached documents
About Helena Romanes School
We are a mixed 4 – 18 Academy with over 1200 pupils on roll. The school is situated in beautiful countryside, occupying approximately 35 acres just to the north of Great Dunmow.
The school was established in 1958 and is named in honour of the first Chair of Governors.
At Helena Romanes, we are ambitious for our pupils and we offer them a rich and varied curriculum. Our pupils develop the skills, knowledge and understanding that enables them to move successfully into higher education, apprenticeships, training or employment.
While academic achievement is of crucial importance, we also ensure that we focus effectively on developing our pupils’ personal, social and creative skills. Our aim is that pupils leave Helena Romanes as successful, confident and considerate young adults.
We are very proud of our pupils. They are superb ambassadors for our school when they represent us locally, nationally and internationally, participating in our many and varied extra-curricular activities.
At Helena Romanes, we have a large team of well-qualified, dedicated staff who focus on supporting pupils’ progress and well-being. We work closely with parents, carers and the wider community to ensure we provide a well-coordinated approach to our pupils’ learning and development.
Ms Catherine Davis BA (Hons)
Executive Headteacher
Ofsted
“Pupils are happy at The Helena Romanes School. They enjoy learning and coming to school.”
“Pupils are well mannered, friendly and respectful to their teachers and to each other.”
“Pupils want to do well and are focused in lessons.”
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