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Teacher of Design Technology (Product Design)

Teacher of Design Technology (Product Design)

Newport Girls' High School

Telford and Wrekin

  • Expired
Salary:
MPS/UPS
Job type:
Part Time, Maternity Cover
Start date:
1 November 2021
Apply by:
1 July 2021

Job overview

The governors of Newport Girls' High School wish to appoint an outstanding Teacher of DT to cover a maternity leave from 1 November 2021 until approximately July 2022. The successful postholder will teach DT to Year 7-9 students, which includes AQA GCSE Product Design in Year 9. S/he will join a highly successful and friendly team of staff. The post is advertised between 0.6-0.7 over 3-4 days a week. NQTs and experienced staff looking for a new challenge are welcome to apply. There may be the opportunity of a more permanent post in 2022, but this is not guaranteed. If you are an NQT, you will benefit from an experienced team of staff including a professional mentor who is a member of SLT. We are primed ready for the Early Career Framework implementation in September. Experienced colleagues are also most welcome to apply; we always appoint the best fit candidate for the post in our school irrespective of sex, gender, race or length of teaching experience.  NGHS is a very warm and friendly school where staff work harmoniously and collaboratively together. Senior leaders and governors place great emphasis on workload balance and our Staff Wellbeing Charter can be found in the application pack. NGHS is also a designated DFE Flexible Working Ambassador School. We look forward to welcoming a new member of staff to the School in November.

Interviews will take place in early July. Closing date is Thursday 1 July.

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About Newport Girls' High School

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Newport Girls’ High School is a girls' grammar school located in the market town of Newport, Shropshire. With around 680 pupils aged 11-18, the school is a selective academy, with entrance examinations required of any prospective students.

In 2019, the School was successful in gaining £2.3m to expand further under the government's Selective Schools Expansion Fund. An additional 30 pupils per year joined the school at Year 7 from September 2021 and an ambitious building programme (dining room, kitchen, science laboratory, computer suite and four classrooms) opened in January 2022.

The school’s sixth form is also open to students from other local schools. Newport Girls' High School converted to an academy in 2012 and operates under its own trust.

Executive Headteacher

Mr M J Scott BA Hons Exon NPQH FRSA

Values and vision

Newport Girls' High School takes great pride in its strong reputation for academic excellence. The secondary school works hard to provide a high-quality curriculum with a broad range of subjects. Teachers also seek to ensure that pupils have a caring and comfortable environment in which to learn.

The school day at Newport runs from 8.50am until 3.45pm in order to make time for daily assemblies and longer breaks. A wide variety of extra-curricular activities is available including sports such as fencing, netball and hockey.

Students join NGHS from Newport, Telford, Shrewsbury, Wolverhampton, Stafford, Market Drayton and villages in between. Around 40% of students live in Newport.

Ofsted report (November 2022)

"Leaders and teachers are highly ambitious for all pupils throughout the school, especially those with special educational needs and/or disabilities (SEND). They make sure that the most important knowledge and skills in each subject are taught in the most effective sequence."

"Pupils rapidly develop the exceptionally positive learning behaviours expected by leaders and teachers. There is no disruption of lessons."

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