Teacher of French
Brambletye
East Grinstead
- Expired
- Salary:
- Dependent on experience
- Job type:
- Part Time, Maternity Cover
- Start date:
- April 2018
- Apply by:
- 29 January 2018
Job overview
Our highly regarded Modern Foreign Languages Department at Brambletye School are looking for a committed and inspirational Teacher of French to join our team to cover maternity leave for two terms, initially on 0.5* of a full timetable, this will include teaching on some Saturdays. The position is due to start on Wednesday, 18th April 2018, though there will the requirement to work any inset days immediately prior to the term starting – the successful candidate will be notified of these in advance.
*to be discussed with the successful candidate regarding any extra duties able to be offered to support the wider school life.
Brambletye is an IAPS co-educational boarding/day school for pupils between the ages of 2 ½ and 13. Pupils are prepared for Common Entrance or Scholarship Examinations to a wide range of senior schools. The School was founded in 1919 at Sidcup Place, Kent and moved to its present site, just off the A22, one mile south of East Grinstead, in 1933. In 1969 it was formed into a charitable educational trust with a Board of Governors, which includes parents and Old Boys, with a range of academic and educational experience.
The School facilities are centred on a large country house in the Ashdown Forest, in its own woodlands and extensive playing fields. The whole property covers 140 acres. The School has outstanding sporting, music, drama and arts facilities. These include an Art Room and Design Technology Workshop, a Library, an ICT Room, a large Theatre and Music Rooms. There is also a Sports Hall, tennis and netball courts, two squash courts, an indoor swimming pool and several playing fields.
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About Brambletye
Brambletye is one of the country's leading co-educational prep schools, with 270 boys and girls currently on the roll. It was founded at Sidcup Place, Kent in 1919 and moved to its present glorious location in rolling Sussex countryside on the southern outskirts of East Grinstead in 1933. The large country house, in its own wooded estate of 100 acres, overlooks Ashdown Forest and Weir Wood Reservoir. The school became a charitable trust with a board of Governors fifty years later, in 1969. The School has evolved from being a small, all boys boarding school to its present position as a co-educational day and boarding school. Boys and girls continue to go on to many of the leading independent schools in the country, such as King’s Canterbury, Benenden, Charterhouse, Marlborough, Eton, Winchester, Stowe and Lancing .
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