Progress Leader
Argoed High School
Flintshire
- Expired
- Salary:
- Mainscale/UPS + TLR 2c (£6,511)
- Job type:
- Full Time, Permanent
- Start date:
- 1 September 2017
- Apply by:
- 22 June 2017
Job overview
ARGOED HIGH SCHOOL
Bryn Road, Bryn-y-Baal, Mold, CH7 6RY
Tel: 01352 756414 Fax: 01352 750798
e-mail: contact@argoedhs.co.uk
11-16 Mixed Comprehensive
NoR: 564
Headteacher: Mrs Dawn Spence
Progress Leader (3 Posts)
Full Time and Permanent from 1 September 2017.
Salary: Main Pay Scale + TLR 2c (£6,511)
The Argoed High School has a proven record of delivering high quality outcomes for our learners. It is a highly successful, 11-16 comprehensive with an excellent reputation in the community.
This is an exciting opportunity to become one of three new Progress Leaders who will make a positive and measurable impact on progress, behaviour and attendance, taking responsibility for either Year 7/transition, Years 8 & 9 or Years 10 & 11.
The successful candidate will:
· have a full understanding of what makes an outstanding and successful learning experience;
· have experience of devising, monitoring and reporting on the impact of academic and pastoral interventions;
· be an excellent teacher;
· have a proven track record in providing success for students;
· have the ability to teach a KS3 and KS4 core subject (desirable);
· have the drive and intent to secure improvement and raise aspirations for our students;
· have proven leadership ability and work successfully as part of a team.
If you have a passion for teaching and learning and are keen to contribute to our unstoppable improvement journey, we would love to hear from you.
Argoed High School is fully committed to the safeguarding of its pupils; the successful candidate will be required to have full, enhanced DBS clearance.
Please return applications, with covering letter, to the Headteacher, Mrs D Spence, via e-mail to: argoedhigh@hwbmail.net, or by post to the address above.
Closing date for applications: 12.00 Noon, Friday, 23 June 2017
Interviews will be held: 27 June 2017.
Attached documents
About Argoed High School
- Argoed High School
- Bryn Road, Bryn Y Baal, Mold
- Flintshire
- CH7 6RY
- United Kingdom
Argoed High School is a mixed, secondary comprehensive, non-denominational secondary school without sixth form situated in the county of Flintshire in north-east Wales. It is a state school that is a member of the connecting classrooms project, which helps the school collaborate with its link schools in Cyprus and Malta. A smaller than average size for a school of its type, the latest Estyn report identifies a student roll of 590 secondary school students, between the ages of 11-16.
The school was first built in 1978 as the first purpose built 11-16 school in the Clwyd County. While it has remained similar throughout its four decades as a school, the school’s time under its third headteacher saw the construction of a new reception and sports hall.
Headteacher
Dawn Spence
Values and Vision
Argoed High School is a place of high expectations and aims of success, shown by its school motto “succeeding together for excellence in learning”. It is a school that is proud of its exam success and prepares its students for later life with a strong curriculum.
Estyn
“Performance in the level 1 indicator has been high over the last four years and compares well with family and national averages. Pupils with additional learning needs are supported well and generally make progress in line with expectations. Attendance rates have improved gradually during the last four years and are in line with modelled outcomes. The attendance of pupils eligible for free school meals compares well with that of similar pupils in the family and nationally.”
View Argoed High School's latest Estyn report
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