Second in Maths
Magnus CofE Academy
Nottinghamshire
- Expired
- Salary:
- TLR 2b: £4,396 plus £2000 leadership development bursary
- Job type:
- Full Time, Permanent
- Start date:
- September 2017
- Apply by:
- 23 April 2017
Job overview
EXCITING LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITY
“Developing people of good character, who achieve excellence and make a positive contribution to their community”
We are a rapidly improving school and are seeking to appoint an outstanding and aspiring second in maths.
Why work for Magnus Church of England Academy?
- Rapidly improving school on a journey to become outstanding
- Well established, progressive maths team with improving outcomes for students
- Training bursary of up to £2,000 to pursue senior leadership training
- Investment in high quality CPD and leadership and career development
- Good support from the Multi Academy Trust
- Well behaved students who are polite, respectful and look smart
- Transformed and rapidly expanding sixth form provision
Our ideal candidate will:
- be aligned to our vision and values
- have a commitment to academic excellence and passion for helping all succeed
- be an outstanding practitioner with an unwavering commitment to the highest standards for teaching and learning
- possess a strong desire to help develop an outstanding faculty in which innovation is encouraged and excellent teaching can be accessed by all
- have ambition for further career progression and a commitment to continued professional development.
Application packs with more details can be retrieved from:
Deadline: Monday 24th April – 12 noon
Interview: To be confirmed
Magnus Church of England Academy is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of young people and expects all staff to share this commitment. The successful applicant will be subject to appropriate child protection screening including checks with previous employers and undertake an enhanced DBS.
Attached documents
About Magnus CofE Academy
Magnus Academy is a rapidly improving school, recently rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted and on a journey to 'Outstanding'. Magnus is a mixed, non-selective, Church of England secondary school with sixth form situated in the beautiful riverside town of Newark, Nottinghamshire. There are approximately 680 students at the school, between the ages of 11-18.
Formerly Magnus C of E School, the amalgamation of the Magdalene High School and The Thomas Magnus School, Manus C of E Academy converted to academy status in 2014. Founded as a grammar school in 1531 by British diplomat Thomas Magnus, the school’s original building is now a museum. The school is a member of the Diocese of Southwell and Nottingham Multi Academy Trust.
Above all else, Magnus is a family and we welcome all new staff and students alike.
Executive Principal
Mrs A Martin
Values and vision
Magnus C of E Academy is an inclusive school where each student is valued and supported, allowing for them reach their full potential. It wishes for pupils to develop in self-confidence and believe in success. The academy has five core values: determination, integrity, ambition, humility and compassion. Leadership plays a key role at Magnus C of E Academy, and students are encouraged to develop these skills with an active Student Council. The secondary school wants all pupils to have an aspiration and runs a careers programme to raise awareness of future opportunities both inside and outside of Newark.
Ofsted
“Every effort is made by leaders and by teachers to raise expectations for pupils in order that they succeed. It is no longer acceptable for them to misbehave, not attend school or not wear their uniform with pride. Every indication is that pupils are responding positively to these expectations and are making improving progress in their learning as a result”.
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