Principal
Jamiatul Ummah School
Tower Hamlets
- Expired
- Salary:
- 45k to £55k
- Job type:
- Full Time, Permanent
- Start date:
- April 2016 or earlier.
- Apply by:
- 22 February 2016
Job overview
Jamiatul Ummah is a very successful independent boys’ school (11-16). Our GCSE results are some of the highest in the country. In January 2016, JU was 42nd best school in Telegraph league table; number 1 in Tower Hamlets league table and 7th best in London.
The governors are seeking to appoint a practising Muslim Principal to lead and manage the school in consultation with the governing body and ensure that all pupils achieve their highest both educationally and Islamically.
Ideal person will be a qualified teacher with middle or senior school management experience.
All appointments are subject to safer recruitment checks, including enhanced DBS check.
For information and an application pack, please visit the school website www.jamiatulummah.or.uk
Closing date: Monday 22nd February 2016 at 10 AM
Interviews will be held on Wednesday 24th February 2016
Jamiatul Ummah Secondary School
56 Bigland Street, London E1 2ND
Email: recruitment@jamiatulummah.org.uk
About Jamiatul Ummah School
- Jamiatul Ummah School
- Darul Ummah Centre, 56 Bigland Street
- London
- E1 2ND
- United Kingdom
Jamiatul Ummah School is a selective, independent, Muslim, 11-16 secondary school for boys, situated in Tower Hamlets in London. The school, which was established in 1997, has 157 students on the school roll. The intake each year is approximately 33 students in the Year 7 cohort.
The secondary school offers the core curriculum subjects, as in state comprehensive schools, but additionally it includes traditional Islamic subjects such as Hifz, Quranic Studies, Aqeedah, Sunnah, Seerah, Hadith and Fiqh.
Principal
Mr Nojarul Islam
Values and vision
Teaching at Jamiatul Ummah School is infused with an Islamic ethos. The school was started to engage students through full-time education, while aiming to protect them from the dangers of crime, gang-fighting and underachievement evident in schools at the time. These values persist today in a strong sense of positive community which is grounded in belief.
Jamiatul Ummah School is geared toward helping students to achieve their academic goals while imparting a sense of community and religious values to its students. It watches each student closely to monitor their academic growth and offers one-to-one consulting in order to conceive a plan of action that is specific and personal to that student. The school believes this allows the students to work to their greatest strengths and grow.
Ofsted
“In 2014, all Year 11 students attained five or more GCSE A* to C grades including English and mathematics. Students’ behaviour is consistently good. They are well mannered, respectful and self-disciplined. Leadership provides a good range of opportunities for students to practice and develop their faith.”
View Jamiatul Ummah School’s latest Ofsted report
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