Science Teacher
St George´s School Málaga
Spain
- Expired
- Job type:
- Full Time, Permanent
- Start date:
- Easter 2016
Job overview
Science Teacher for post Easter 2016
UK qualified and experienced Science teacher required for immediate start, or as soon as after the Easter holidays 2016. Ability to teach Ks3-Ks5 Science is required with the potential of Biology and Physics at A level. Please submit a full cv and letter of application to admin@stgeorge.es
St. George’s School Malaga was established in the year 2000, and is one of four schools in the St. George’s group in Spain. We set high expectations for all pupils and learning is focused on creative and personalised approaches. We have attained the British School Overseas (BSO) accreditation for schools following British style education, and focus on ensuring continued professional development opportunities for staff. The school has 724 students on roll from ages 3-18 years of age. Our students enter an array of UK, Spanish, and international universities gaining high academic achievement.
For further information regarding the school please visit www.stgeorge.es
About St George´s School Málaga
- St George´s School Málaga
- Calle de la Dalias, Avenida Centaurea 8, Cerrado Calderón
- Málaga
- 29018
- Spain
St George’s School Málaga is a mixed, non-denominational all-through school with sixth form situated in the residential area of Cerrado Calderón in Málaga, southern Spain. It is a state school that focuses on delivering ‘A British Education’, mostly centred around the British curriculum and language as well as providing Spanish language lessons and elements of its curriculum. It is part of St George Schools, which provides British-style education at five schools around Spain, also having schools in Madrid, Sevilla, Almería and Barcelona. The latest BSO report identifies a school roll of 712 pupils between the ages of 3-18. St George students study for IGCSE and A Level qualifications.
The school was founded in September 2000 and is an approved member of the National Association of British Schools in Spain.
Principal
Nick Duggan PhD
Values and Vision
The main task of the schools is to ensure that children are well-equipped to thrive in a world that is constantly changing. As well as providing simply knowledge, it is a school that encourages skills such as critical thinking and responsibility in learning. There are a range of high expectations that the schools places on all its students and it is a place that is always challenges its students to ensure they are increasing their abilities.
BSO
“Pupils at St George’s School in Malaga receive a good education overall: the provision for pupils’ welfare, care and guidance is excellent. The best teaching and learning is characterised by lessons that are planned carefully to give pupils work that is varied and engaging. Pupils’ achievements are good and some are outstanding.”
View St George’s School Malaga’s latest BSO report
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