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Qualified Teacher for children and young people with Visual Impairment

Qualified Teacher for children and young people with Visual Impairment

Cardinal Newman Catholic School A Specialist Science College

Luton

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Salary:
MPS/UPS
Job type:
Full Time, Permanent
Start date:
September 2021
Apply by:
21 May 2021

Job overview

Qualified Teacher for children and young people with Visual Impairment

Required for September 2021

Can you make a difference to the lives of Luton’s children and Young people who have a visual impairment? 

Are you an outstanding secondary school teacher who holds the mandatory qualification for teaching children and young people with Visual Impairments (QTVI).

Cardinal Newman Catholic School seeks to appoint a highly motivated, experienced and dynamic teacher with an excellent track record in secondary school teaching to advise secondary schools and colleges across Luton on how best to meet individual visually impaired learners’ needs. You will be liaising with educational professionals, medical professionals and children and their families. You would need to be an excellent teacher and have great time management skills. You would need to be able to work across the community to support, engage, value and maximise learning of children and young people with a visual impairment.

You must be a committed, passionate and qualified teacher, with exam access experience and a passion for supporting children and young people to maximise their learning. You will need to know UEB braille and have the mandatory QTVI qualification to fulfil this role. We will support you as you work closely with the Primary School QTVI for babies to 11-year olds, who is already well established within the Luton area. 

 ‘The school is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people and expects all staff and volunteers to share this commitment.  Applicants must be willing to undergo child protection screening appropriate to the post, including checks with past employers, prohibition order check and the Disclosure & Barring Service.’

Roman Catholic School in the Diocese of Northampton.

“Together towards our Lord through learning, love and faith”

Closing date:   21 May 2021

Interview date: W/B 24 May 2021


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About Cardinal Newman Catholic School A Specialist Science College

Cardinal Newman Catholic School is a specialist science school for girls and boys aged between 11 and 18. It was founded in September 1968 and is a Roman Catholic school. It used to be a voluntary aided school but gained academy status in September 2015. It is located in the town of Luton, in Bedfordshire. There are around 1,435 pupils enrolled at the school. There are also 200 on the roll in sixth form. 

Headteacher

Andrew Bull

Values and Vision

Cardinal Newman Catholic School follows the values of Jesus Christ. The children must work hard to achieve outstanding results. Students should use their faith to help others in the community. Every person who attends the school is nurtured and their needs are fulfilled. Parents and people in the local society are valued. Pupils are taught to be respectful of others and behave well, with the aim of developing into strong, independent adults.

Ofsted report

“The school provides a good education for its students. This good provision includes their personal development as well as academic achievement. Students who need extra help are given good support. As a result, they are making at least as good progress as others and the gaps between different groups are closing. Teaching is good. Some is outstanding and no teaching is inadequate. Teachers have high expectations of their students. They plan challenging and interesting lessons, as a result, students achieve well. Students behave well in lessons. Around the school they are very polite, friendly and helpful. Students’ results are above average in English and mathematics.”

View Cardinal Newman Catholic School A Specialist Science College’s latest Ofsted report 

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