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Teacher of Mathematics

Teacher of Mathematics

Knox Academy

East Lothian

  • Expired
Salary:
£22,416-£35,763
Job type:
Full Time, Temporary
Apply by:
28 May 2016

Job overview

Knox Academy is a state school situated in Haddington, East Lothian, Scotland. At census 2015 the roll was 761. We pride ourselves on being a friendly and welcoming school. The school is accessible to all.

The curriculum provides a full range of subjects from S1-S6 and reflects the Curriculum for Excellence initiative. Pupils are encouraged to access the extensive and varied menu of extra-curricular activities on offer.

The Mathematics Department forms part of the Numeracy & Technology Faculty (Mathematics, Computing and Technology). The department delivers the full range of Numeracy and Technology courses, and is innovative, inclusive and attracts a high uptake in certificated courses.

There is a proud tradition of excellent education in Haddington and the pupils, staff and parents of the school work hard to continue this tradition.

The successful candidate will be enthusiastic, energetic and with the ability to communicate their enthusiasm to the pupils with a proven track record of teaching certificate classes including Advanced Higher and providing stimulating and demanding mathematics and numeracy across all year groups. They should be prepared to demonstrate a commitment to self-evaluation and lifelong professional learning. Applicants with a dual qualification in another subject would be highly desirable.

Probationer teachers pending full registration by 15 August 2016 are eligible to apply for this post.

Closing date: 29/05/2016

Reference: EAL01165

Knox Academy,
Pencaitland Road,
Haddington

About Knox Academy

  • Knox Academy
  • Pencaitland Road, Haddington
  • East Lothian
  • EH41 4DT
  • United Kingdom
+44 1620 823387

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Located in East Lothian, Scotland, Knox Academy is a co-educational secondary school. Named after a 16th century theologian, Knox Academy can trace its roots back to the 14th century, but is more directly descended from a 19th century grammar school. The school has seen extensive redevelopment over the years, and has around 800 pupils in total, making it average-sized compared to other secondary schools of its type. The school can boast of a wide range of modern teaching and recreational facilities, including a gymnasium and large laying fields.


Headteacher

Mrs S Ingham


Values and Vision

Knox Academy runs an asymmetrical school week, making it unusual compared to many other British schools. Monday to Thursday, pupils attend six periods a day finishing at 4pm, whilst on Fridays they only attend three periods, leaving school at midday. The school works hard to provide a diverse curriculum suitable for all pupils, taking great pride in its comprehensive ethos. Outside the classroom, the school runs its own “Children’s University” for younger students, with them taking part in trips and learning opportunities in conjunction with a local university. 


Education Scotland Inspection

“The headteacher is successfully engaging with a range of partners in the local community, including businesses. These partnerships successfully enhance the curriculum and increase young people’s successes and achievements. As a result of the school’s increasing community links, young people are engaged in volunteering and develop their leadership skills through working with local organisations.”

The full report into Knox Academy can be found here.

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