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Teacher of Computer Science / ICT

Teacher of Computer Science / ICT

Brigshaw High School

Leeds

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Salary:
MPS / UPS (TLR may be available for a suitable candidate)
Job type:
Full Time, Permanent
Start date:
January / Easter 2022
Apply by:
29 November 2021

Job overview

We are looking to appoint an outstanding and talented Teacher of Computer Science/ICT to join our successful team for January / Easter 2022.  This is an opportunity to be part of this successful subject team, which supports students to achieve their potential at GCSE and A level.

We are looking for an excellent classroom practitioner who can provide a first-class education for our students, raising achievement and promoting outstanding progress.  You must have a passion for Computer Science and ICT and the ability to communicate this to a wide range of pupils with different needs and abilities

 You will be expected to teach across all age and ability ranges.

Applications from newly qualified teachers and from experienced teachers are welcome. 


Job Description


Job Title: Teacher of Computer Science/ICT                                                      


Reporting to the Head of Department                                             


Grade: MPS/UPS (TLR may be available for a suitable candidate)


Overall purpose of the post:


To carry out the professional duties of a teacher as circumstances may require and in accordance with academy policies, under the direction of the Headteacher. We are looking for a colleague who can fulfil the following roles and responsibilities:


The Role


● The post will be suitable for a newly qualified or experienced teacher

● Carry out all duties and responsibilities in accordance with the School policies and procedures and statutory requirements

● In additional to meeting the requirements of the Teacher’s Standards, the following will be expected of this role:


⮚ To support the promotion of high standards of student learning, achievement, progress, attainment and behaviour through working effectively with the departmental team

⮚ To support and work collaboratively with other members of the department in raising academic achievement across the faculty


Teaching and Learning


● Teach engaging and effective lessons that motive and inspire students at KS3, KS4 and KS5.

● Plan, teach and assess highly effective lessons to ensure all students make good progress.

● Use a range of engaging styles and resources to best meet the needs of students.

● Mark students’ work regularly and provide constructive feedback to students to help them improve.

● Monitor and be responsible for each students’ progress in your class.

● Receiving and acting on feedback to build strengths and improve personal performance within the academy systems.

● Develop plans and processes for the classroom with measurable results and evaluate those results to make improvements in student progress

● Maintain regular and productive communication with pupils, parents / carers to report on progress and behaviour – both sanctions and rewards.

● Apply current guidelines on effective teaching and learning.


Staff and Resources


● Implement school and departmental policies

● Willingness to contribute to the extra-curricular life of the department

● Become involved in aspects of departmental planning and development

● Promote the school’s values and ethos

● Communicate effectively with parents / carers


Pupils


● To be aware of and comply with policies and procedures relating to safeguarding, child protection, health, safety and security, confidentiality and data protection, reporting all concerns to an appropriate person.

● Maintain high levels of behaviour within the classroom and the schools environment.

● Be a Form Tutor and contribute to the Personal Health and Social Education teaching  programme

● Assess, record and report pupils’ progress effectively.

● Engender a commitment to success in each of the pupils.

● Maintain high levels of discipline in your classroom and around the school


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About Brigshaw High School

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+44 113 287 8900

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Brigshaw High School is a very successful and inclusive 11-19 comprehensive school of over 1320 students serving communities across outer east of Leeds. The school has outstanding teaching accommodation, sporting facilities and strong learning and community partnerships.

On 1st September 2016 Brigshaw converted to an Academy status as part of the Brigshaw Learning Partnership, a multi-academy trust consisting of ourselves and five other primary schools.

Headteacher

Mr Duncan Roberts

Snapshot

Brigshaw is a thriving, popular school, occupying a large, attractive campus between Kippax and Allerton Bywater. Pupils come to us from these two “villages”, as well as from Great and Little Preston, Swillington, Micklefield, Methley, Woodlesford, Garforth and the outer Leeds suburbs. About 25% attract Pupil Premium funding. There are currently 1320 pupils on roll, including 160 in the Sixth Form. Our planned admission limit is 240 per year group, and we are fully subscribed. On September 1st 2016 we converted to Academy status alongside five of our partner primary schools as part of The Brigshaw Learning Partnership. Having worked together for several years as a very successful Trust, this conversion has been a natural progression. Our new status is helping attract additional school improvement resources and we are actively seeking further challenge and scrutiny for ourselves to help us raise achievement.

Ofsted

Our most recent Ofsted Report (June 2019) judged us as a good school.  Ofsted noted:

“There’s something really special here” HMI Ofsted

● Highly effective leadership… all highly ambitious for staff and pupils

● Resolutely committed and determined to embed a ‘culture of excellence’ across the school.

● Pupils are “proud… of their school and … appreciate the recent changes”.

● Pupils’ attitudes to learning are strong… they actively participate in and support their peers with their learning.

● Governors and trustees know the school well… they are realistic and reflective…they are extremely effective in their roles.

● Parents and carers are supportive.

● Sixth-form leadership is a strength of the school and, consequently, the sixth form is good.

However, we are not complacent. We believe that pupils can make faster progress. There is still more we can do to further raise attainment. Current priorities in our School Improvement Plan are centred on raising achievement at all levels and ensuring all students are stretched; developing improved outcomes through our Vertical Tutoring and House System; and developing and consolidating partnerships. Under-pinning these objectives is an over-arching commitment to personalising learning and encouraging student leadership and parent/carer engagement at all levels of our work.

View Brigshaw High School’s latest Ofsted report

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