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Teacher of Mathematics

Teacher of Mathematics

St Edmund's Catholic Academy

Wolverhampton

  • £28,000 - £43,685 per year
  • Expired
Salary:
Teachers Pay Scale, Teachers Pension, (TLR available for suitable candidates)
Job type:
Full Time, Permanent
Start date:
September 2023
Apply by:
1 February 2023

Job overview

Due to exceptional growth in student numbers, we are seeking talented individuals to deliver high-quality lessons and excellent pastoral care across KS3-KS4 with the ability to teach KS5 desirable. It is an exciting time to join St Edmund’s Catholic Academy as we continue our journey towards outstanding.

Our extremely popular school is situated in leafy Compton Park, adjacent to the Wolves Academy training grounds, with its wonderful open fields and sports facilities.

Excellent behaviour and student progress for all are underpinned by our CARE values (Calm – Aspirational – Respectful – Engaged) upheld by all who work or study at St Edmund’s.

Our community is wonderfully diverse, engaging and energetic. “A good school with an excellent sixth form” (Ofsted Nov 2019) we are at the forefront of both in-class and remote e-learning with a mission to ensure our students are all productive, active citizens who will go on to do good in the world and make a difference. Our mission of “Love – Service – Forgiveness” underpins both formal teaching and the personal and spiritual development of our students.

The successful candidate will be an excellent communicator with a real passion for their subject and a desire to work collaboratively within a very well established and high-performing team and will: 

  • Be an excellent teacher of Mathematics at KS3-4
  • Have the potential to teach Mathematics at KS5
  • Be actively supportive of the Catholic values and beliefs of St Edmund’s and to make a positive contribution to the wider life of the school

As part of our strong commitment to safeguarding, this post is subject to an Enhanced Disclosure and Barring Service check. In line with Keeping Children Safe in Education 2022 (KCSIE) online searches will be undertaken for prospective shortlisted candidates.

Prospective candidates are welcome to talk to Mr Richard Morris Assistant Principal: Director of Mathematics and are most welcome to visit the academy in advance. Please contact on 01902 558888 or rmorris@stedmunds.org

For more information or to access application forms, please visit our website www.stedmunds.org or please telephone the St Francis and St Clare Catholic MAC recruitment line 01902 558709). 

Completed applications can be returned to Mrs M. Cutter HR Officer, at the company head office: via email to recruitment@sfscmac.co.uk.  

Closing Date: 1pm, 1st February 2023* (early applications are welcomed, suitable candidates may be interviewed promptly upon receipt of application and we reserve the right to bring forward the closing date in the event that the post is filled).

Interviews: 7th February 2023 

About St Edmund's Catholic Academy

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+44 1902 558888

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Headteacher

Mrs M Hazeldine

Values and Vision

As a committed Catholic school, St Edmund’s Catholic Academy places a huge amount of importance on faith and the teaching of the Catholic Church. The school motto is “To Love and Serve the Lord”, and the school expresses this through consistent and numerous acts of charity and religious retreats. In addition to this, the school’s students are given regular opportunities to attend mass at local churches in Wolverhampton. The school still maintains its focus on academic exploits, however, with a strong and engaging curriculum available to students, and a sixth form working with other local schools to offer a range of academic and vocational subjects.

Ofsted

“Teaching supports students’ good spiritual, moral, social and cultural development. For example, in religious education lessons, students reflected thoughtfully on problems of evil and suffering and on the moral messages in Psalms. In geography, they developed a good understanding of people’s different reactions to recent natural disasters.”

The full report into St Edmund’s Catholic Academy can be found here.

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Applications closed