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Teacher of English

Teacher of English

The Skipton Academy

Skipton

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Salary:
MPS
Job type:
Full Time, Permanent
Start date:
8 January 2018
Apply by:
12 October 2017

Job overview

   

MAIN JOB PURPOSE

To secure and account for effective learning, appropriate achievement and educational, social and personal progress of all pupils in the assigned area of responsibility, consistent with the aims of the school and the unique needs of each individual learner.

KEY DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

These responsibilities refer to the whole faculty management team. 

  • A clear understanding & responsibility for the safeguarding of students
  • To take responsibility for the learning outcomes and results of students, monitoring performance to make every effort that students reach their potential
  • Secure and sustain effective learning for students through leading the well-planned and effectively organised teaching within the responsibility area.
  • Lead, manage and support students within the department to sustain motivation and commitment to high standards of learning and care
  • Plan and be accountable for the effective deployment of allocated resources to secure high quality learning experiences
  • Report to line manager in accordance with academy procedures
  • To fulfil all of the requirements and duties set out in the current Pay and Conditions Documents relating to the conditions of employment of teachers
  • To meet the National Teachers’ Standards 
  • To achieve any appraisal criteria or targets related to the management post arising from the Academy’s Performance Appraisal arrangements

  

KEY TASKS

(This list is not meant to be exhaustive – it provides examples only. The exact focus of work will be negotiated with the line manager):

  • To assist the Head of Languages in providing direction, vision and support for staff teaching the subject across the key stages
  • To promote effective student progression
  • To monitor and review student groupings within the key stages to assist effective differentiation and the raising of attainment
  • To contribute to the schemes of work across the key stages and to assist with maintaining an appropriate framework for lesson planning
  • To promote consistent improvement in student performance across the key stages
  • To assist the Head of Languages with resourcing the key stages and with improving the quality of resources available
  • To maintain a working environment across the key stages which promotes and encourages high quality learning
  • To ensure appropriate provision for information communications technology across the key stages
  • To contribute to assessment activity in the key stages to ensure consistency and that assessment is used formatively
  • To ensure that adequate records are maintained of student attendance at lessons and progress through the key stages
  • To ensure equality of opportunity for all students across the key stages in your own lessons

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About The Skipton Academy

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The Skipton Academy is a mixed, mainstream, secondary state school in North Yorkshire. Located in Skipton, it caters to students aged 11 to 16 and can accommodate up to 835 pupils at full capacity. 

The Skipton Academy started as a community school called Aireville School, administered by the North Yorkshire County Council. It converted to an academy in September 2014 and has a comprehensive admissions policy.  


Vision and values 

The Skipton Academy’s main aims are: to challenge each child to be the best they can be; to ensure children are safe and supported; and to teach them to love learning. The school wants to become an outstanding academy by 2020. Teachers aim to ensure all lessons bring out the best in each individual, challenging and encouraging all students to be independent learners. They strive to provide a curriculum that covers what pupils will need once they are in the world of work. 

The secondary school aims to ensure all pupils and staff are caring and respectful of themselves and one another. It offers a wide range of extra-curricular and cultural activities, while enrichment activities include everything from a pantomime rewards trip to a Learn2Earn activity day.

The curriculum prioritises the core subjects of English, maths, RE and PE. All students must also choose to study French, geography or history. Other subjects are available, such as computer science, engineering, health and social care, drama and business studies.

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