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Teacher of Computer Science

Teacher of Computer Science

King Edward VI Handsworth Grammar School for Boys

Birmingham

  • £30,000 - £46,525 per year
  • Quick apply
  • Expired
Salary:
Main/UPS Scale
Job type:
Full Time, Permanent
Start date:
01/09/2024
Apply by:
19 April 2024

Job overview

 

Required for September 2024. We are looking for a highly motivated, creative and innovative person to join our Computer Science DepartmentThe ability to embrace and be part of a fast paced, dynamic environment, teaching Computer Science at all levels, including Python Programming at A level is desired. Applications welcome from newly qualified teachers and experienced teachers.

 

The department offers students a full Computer Science curriculum from KS3, with the option to continue through to earn both a GCSE and A Level qualification. In addition to delivering the subject specific skills required for course specifications, we also cover a range of broader digital literacy skills including British Computer Society qualifications to ensure that all students are not only expert users of technology throughout the school but are also prepared for higher education and tomorrows digital world.

 

The department has successfully developed academy status with leading computer technology companies including Cisco and Oracle and is currently initiating a partnership with the National Cyber Security Centre through the CyberFirst Schools scheme. Further partnerships and masterclass attendance is advancing with the three city universities to provide unified academic progression pathways.

 

Throughout the year enrichment visits, computer clubs, coursework clinics and able gifted and talented focus events are organised by the department. A commitment to this important aspect of departmental life will be expected and you will have a passion and talent for igniting young minds to become the next generation of technology leaders.

 

We aim to consolidate recent developments and move the School on to higher achievements, while improving the facilities we provide for the students and staff. Recent developments include substantial work on the curriculum, teaching and learning and also on monitoring, evaluation and review. Considerable work has also been carried out in improving the School’s facilities.  


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About King Edward VI Handsworth Grammar School for Boys

Handsworth Grammar School (HGS) is voluntary aided, selective grammar school in Handsworth, Birmingham. The school admits boys from the age of 11-18 and, since 1997, girls into its sixth form. Founded in 1862, it the oldest surviving selective school in Birmingham.

Lessons focus on both learning habits as well as learning the content of courses and topics. The ten learning habits Handsworth Grammar School aims to build include collaborating, questioning, listening, planning and distillation.

A new £1.6 million sixth form centre, offering students their own bespoke area, is linked to the Lodge, where there is a one-stop shop for careers advice and guidance and examinations advice and guidance.

Headmaster

Mr C J Conway (Interim)

Values and vision

Handsworth Grammar School aims to be centre of excellence, taking a creative, innovative and forward thinking approach to learning while both retaining the traditional values of its foundation and embracing the opportunities offered by the technological developments of the modern world.

The school has designed a balanced curriculum and endeavours to challenge its students to give of their best in all areas and support them in their efforts, as well as to help them develop self-respect, independence and initiative.

A climate of trust, openness and co-operation is promoted and a commitment made to developing a sense of community at the school and beyond.

Ofsted

“Relationships are excellent. Pupils respect their teachers and value their support. They are equally respectful of each other. Pupils are studious and classrooms are places of high-quality learning.”

View Handsworth Grammar School’s latest Ofsted report

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