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Hope Academy
St. Helens
- £53,602 - £59,167 per year
- Expired
- Salary:
- Leadership 4 - 8
- Job type:
- Full Time, Permanent
- Start date:
- 01 September 2025
- Apply by:
- 22 April 2025
Job overview
To lead and promote the academy ethos, vision and mission within the department. To lead, facilitate and encourage a learning experience which provides students with the opportunity to achieve their individual potential. To implement and deliver an appropriately broad, balanced, relevant and differentiated curriculum for students. To lead on and make a positive contribution to the spiritual, moral social and cultural development of students within the department.
All staff at Hope Academy should actively follow and promote the mission, policies and standards of the academy which require:
▪ Supporting the ethos of the academy which enables students to experience, develop and practise Christian values and living.
▪ Be fully committed to raising standards and improving the life chances of all students.
▪ Create a culture which celebrates the positive and encourages all kinds of achievement.
▪ Ensure good communication and working partnership with others.
▪ Support a caring and compassionate community, through being aware and responding to the needs of others.
▪ Promote a happy, stimulating and ordered environment within which children can grow, develop and thrive according to the needs of others.
▪ Be committed to high standards of professional co-operation and integrity.
Attached documents
About Hope Academy
Hope Academy is a secondary academy school for student's aged 11-16. It is a joint Church of England and Catholic academy.
The academy was formed after a merger of Newton-le-Willows Community High School and St Aelred's Catholic Technology College. The Academy is now part of the All Saints Multi Academy Trust.
All Saints Multi Academy Trust itself is a joint Church of England and Catholic Academy trust, making it incredibly unique. This is a growing trust and currently comprises of four secondary academies and four primary academies, with more primary academies set to transfer into the trust before the end of the academic year. There is a trust wide commitment to improve, accelerate and enable ambitious life goals amongst all young people in their academies.
Hope Academy is situated on a main road, 2 minutes from J23 M6 and 5 minutes from J9 M62, with plentiful buses and within easy access of Manchester and Liverpool; it is approximately 10 minutes’ walk from Newton-le-Willows train station.
Principal
Marie Adams
Values and vision
Hope Academy’s vision is to Serve One Another Through Love. Our mission is: working together to inspire excellence, guided by Christian values.
The whole academy community envelop our core values of respect, courage, ambition and hope. Hope Academy prides itself on standing at the centre of our local community, and we are determined to be an academy of which everyone can be proud.
Hope Academy is committed to delivering a high quality education to all students, and aims to give them the best possible opportunities to flourish and be successful in their lives. Teachers and support staff are dedicated to making a difference to the lives of our students, through the academy's offering of a wide and varied curriculum
As a faith academy, Hope Academy is committed to fostering an ethos based on gospel values, and considers the spiritual and social development of young people to be as important as their academic progress.
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