Teacher of English

St. Gregory’s Catholic High School is one of the highest performing school in Warrington and the Liverpool Archdiocese for pupil progress measures and the most improved High School in the Liverpool Archdiocese.  The school has just been graded as ‘Outstanding’ in a recent Section 48 Inspection of Catholic Life provision. The school has increased its population and is well oversubscribed.

As a result of our continuing growth, we are looking to appoint an excellent teacher of English who can inspire our pupils to achieve their maximum potential through passionate and innovative teaching.

The successful candidate would be working with wonderful and committed team of subject specialists who strive to provide the best learning experience for pupils through high expectations, inspirational teaching and personalised support.  Achievement in the English department is ‘Good’ and GCSE attainment in 2017 and 2018 was above national in all areas.

Pupil conduct and behaviour is impeccable and they arrive at school keen and ready to learn each day with highly supportive parents.  

For details of the content covered at Key Stage 3, please see the school website.  At GCSE, pupils study the AQA specification with more details available from the school website or the Head of Department.

The department consists of 8 full-time and 1 part-time teacher of English and the entire English department have just moved into a brand new teaching block with a full suite of new classrooms and equipment.

This is an excellent opportunity for an outstanding and effective practitioner who has the desire to continue to raise standards across the department. The successful candidate will be passionate about English and will be personally driven to ensure that every child achieves and makes good progress through challenge and engagement.

Further details and application forms are available from www.stgregoryshigh.com.  Please return completed application forms to the above email address.

This school is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people.  The successful applicant will be expected to undertake a criminal record check via the DBS.