Religious Education Teacher with Citizenship
Trinity CoE School
SE12 8PD
- £34,502 - £53,482 per year
- Expired
- Salary:
- ECT/Mainscale/UPS
- Job type:
- Full Time, Permanent
- Start date:
- 01/09/23
- Apply by:
- 5 June 2023
Job overview
Trinity is a successful 4-16 co-educational Church of England school with a passion for learning.
RE Teacher with Citizenship
(Main Scale/ age range 11-16)
Required for September 2023
Trinity has a vacancy for a dynamic and inspirational RE teacher with Citizenship to join our flourishing family. Trinity is a fantastic place to work with motivated and well-behaved pupils, a committed and experienced governing body, dedicated staff and supportive parents. Children of all abilities thrive.
We are Outstanding from our SIAMs inspection and Ofsted rated Good with Outstanding features.
In our recent Ofsted Inspection (October 2021) , the report concluded that
· ‘Staff are proud to work here. They appreciate that leaders take workload and well-
being into consideration.’
· ‘Pupils and parents value the family feel to the school.’
· ‘Pupils value their learning’
· ‘Pupils behave well.’
If you think you can contribute to the future success of Trinity and wish to join our thriving community, please review our application pack and apply for the position. For any questions or if you wish to visit the school, please contact our Admin and HR Manager Mrs Uloma Ezirim on 0208 8523191, email u.ezirim@trinity.lewisham.sch.uk or visit our website for more information: www.trinitylewisham.org.
Closing date: Monday 5th June 2023
Interview: Wednesday 7th June 2023
Our governors are keen to ensure our staff is representative of our school’s diverse community and would therefore welcome applicants from people from the BAME community.
Trinity is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people
Attached documents
About Trinity CoE School
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Trinity is an all-through school, incredibly unique, offering pupils the stability and progression they need, from the age of 4 to 16. We take pride in our outward looking and forward-thinking culture, as we are a school that welcomes all faiths and none.
We are proud to be Trinitarians and our Ethos is forming the foundation of our daily practises and successes based on:
Learning – we are a Learning Community with high academic standards.
Loving – we belong to a Caring family which includes pupils, staff, parents, and governors.
Living – we are living our lives to the full and we seek to serve those in need within our wider community
Executive Headteacher
David Lucas
Values and vision
Trinity All Through School aims to be a strong Christian community in which children and adults flourish. It aims to be a place where pupils achieve the very best educational outcomes, enabling them to make good life choices and to take their place as citizens of the wider world.
As far as learning goes, the school believes in vocation and seeks to enable children to explore their choices in careers and relationships. The school models itself as a 'grammar-style school’, aiming to offer the very best for every child within a formal, traditional academic framework enriched by sport, music and art.
Leadership is encouraged at all levels of the school and students have opportunities to exercise leadership. Trinity All Through School also strongly believes that formality, in its public events and relationships, helps students by building character and an appreciation of structure.
Ofsted report
We are a ‘Good’ School with Outstanding Elements, Ofsted 2021, an ‘Outstanding’ School in our Statutory Inspection of Anglican and Methodist Schools (SIAMS) report and we have been awarded with the Inclusion Quality Mark as a ‘Centre of Excellence’.
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