Principal
Trinity Academy
Doncaster
- Expired
- Salary:
- L34 – L41 (£89,900 - £106,709) D.O.S.E
- Job type:
- Full Time, Permanent
- Start date:
- September 2019
- Apply by:
- 28 April 2019
Job overview
Trinity Academy is seeking to appoint an experienced and well-qualified Principal with energy, integrity and commitment to our vision and Christian ethos. You will be an inspirational leader and a gifted teacher with the expertise to make a rapid, and sustainable, positive impact. You would also have the capacity to make a wider contribution to the Foundation as whole.
The Principal will lead and manage Trinity Academy as a ‘Character-First’ school with a non-denominational Christian ethos that delivers excellent educational outcomes.
With a track-record of achieving excellence you will be able to demonstrate outstanding classroom practice in your specialist subject.
The Emmanuel Schools Foundation is a Multi-Academy trust with ambitions to grow. We currently inspire and educate 5,500 young people and are seeking to expand student numbers to around 10,000. For the right candidate, who is able to demonstrate exceptional strategic leadership, this role may also present the prospect of progression and the opportunity to contribute more widely across the trust.
There is a genuine occupational requirement for the post holder to be a committed Christian.
- Distinct Christian ethos, with highly diverse intake
- Strong track record of students’ achievement at all stages
- Excellent student behaviour throughout the Academy
- Focus on ‘character first’ education
- Large and expanding Sixth Form
- Unique inclusion policy
- Superb opportunities for CPD and rapid career progression
For a confidential conversation or to arrange a school visit please contact Ross Laird at Academicis on (Direct) 01223 907 977, (Switch board) 01223 907 979, (Mobile) 07901 585 959 or email rlaird@academicis.co.uk
All completed applications to be sent to Ross Laird email: rlaird@academicis.co.uk by 12 noon Monday 29th April 2019
Interview: Thursday 9th and Friday 10th May 2019
Responsible to: Executive Principal of Emmanuel Schools Foundation.
Emmanuel Schools Foundation and Trinity Academy take their responsibility for safeguarding children very seriously and successful applications will be subject to an Enhanced Disclosure via the DBS, along with standard pre-employment safeguarding checks.
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About Trinity Academy
Trinity Academy opened in September 2005 in a brand new £24m state-of-the-art building, which has since been extended to meet the demand for a vibrant sixth form. Trinity is a distinctive school: we believe that children are created in the image of God, infinitely (and intrinsically) precious, uniquely gifted, and morally responsible. We therefore dream big dreams for our students: they are the leaders of the future. Our task is to prepare them to exercise that leadership by raising aspiration, shaping character and stimulating minds.
At the heart of our school improvement journey is a conviction within the staff team that together we can make a difference. Expectations are therefore made clear to students and their parents, and teachers employ consistent routines to maintain high standards. Teachers are subject experts, and we encourage a straightforward evidence-based pedagogy that sets teachers free to express their own individual style in the classroom. We place a premium on high quality, bespoke continuing professional development and develop strong relationships between staff and students which are based upon mutual respect.
We seek colleagues for whom teaching is a vocation rather than a career, who set the highest standards for children regardless of starting point, and who believe in the transformative power of education.
Part of Emmanuel Schools Foundation, Trinity Academy has sister schools in Blyth, Gateshead, Middlesbrough and Sunderland.
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