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Teacher of Music

Teacher of Music

Holsworthy Community College

Devon

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Salary:
TPS
Job type:
Part Time, Temporary
Start date:
September 2019
Apply by:
8 July 2019

Job overview

Holsworthy Community College is delighted to be part of The Dartmoor Multi Academy Trust (DMAT), a MAT consisting of 3 secondary and 13 primary schools. 

We are looking to appoint an inspiring and dedicated Music teacher.  The successful candidate will teach across Key Stages 3 and 4.  You will have the drive and determination to ensure the best outcomes for all students.  Above all, we require a teacher with passion for their subject and a commitment to outstanding teaching and learning.

We always value supporting our staff and there is an additional twelve hours a year of Continuing Professional Development time, which will be during timetabled lessons.  This will be part of our Enrichment and Intervention programme for students.

We are looking for someone who is:

• Keen to join a school where you will be supported and encouraged to develop professionally through a CPD programme.

• Passionate about teaching and learning.

• Innovative, hard-working and an excellent practitioner.

• Determined to support young people to enjoy their learning and make good progress in Music.

• A good team player who is looking to join an up and coming department.


Holsworthy Expressive Arts department is a friendly group of dedicated and hard-working subject specialists.  They are developing the curriculum and their teaching and learning styles together and are looking for a colleague to join their team.  This post would be suitable for an NQT or an experienced teacher.

This post is temporary for 1 year due to a known fall in student numbers. The 0.7 fte hours are likely to be spread over three days one week and four days the next.

CPD Offer - Connecting Holsworthy with the best offers in the region

Holsworthy Community College (HCC) is a founding member of the Dartmoor Teaching School Alliance (TSA), one of the largest TSAs in the South West. Dartmoor TSA offers an extensive range of CPD programmes for teachers at all career stages (see www.dartmoortsa.org.uk/courses). 

Dartmoor TSA works closely with two local TSAs - Exeter TSA and South TSA - in a partnership 'Teaching Schools South West' - which covers 180 schools in the greater Devon area. This enables us at HCC to achieve a close connectivity with other schools. For example, we are engaged in a SSIF 2 Project on Peer Review with 18 other secondary schools; we have Maths teachers engaged in an Outstanding Maths Teacher Programme with Craig Barton; our MFL department recently took part in a conference led by Gianfranco Conti. These are all high profile, national acclaimed programmes that through working in partnership with Dartmoor TSA we have access to. 

Dartmoor TSA has excellent leadership development pathways for middle and senior leaders that dovetail with the NPQ programmes. HCC is keen to support ambitious staff to progress through these programmes. 

Last year Dartmoor TSA provided training to 1100 teachers from over 100 schools; supported 26 schools through its 48 system leaders and recruited 31 trainee teachers for both primary and secondary programmes. 

All schools in The Dartmoor Multi Academy Trust are committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people.

The successful candidate will be required to undertake an Enhanced Disclosure via the Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS).

For further details and an application pack please or visit our website www.hcc.devon.sch.uk   

 Please return your completed application form to hr@hcc.devon.sch.uk



 


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About Holsworthy Community College

Holsworthy Community College is a mainstream, non-denominational, community secondary school for girls and boys aged 11-16. Holsworthy is situated in Devon. The school is part of the Holsworthy Area Foundation and is a cooperative trust school with foundation status. It has around 624 pupils on roll.

Holsworthy Community College has performed well in its exam results in recent years. In 2014, progress in English in key stages 2 and 3 was among the top 5% in England. In 2015, the school was among the highest third nationally for best eight GCSE results. It has consistently been in the top 15% of schools for progress in two-science GCSEs. In 2016, Holsworthy Community College achieved its second highest GCSE results for grades A*-C. 

Principal 

D J Fitzsimmons

Values and vision

The aim of Holsworthy Community College is to encourage students to succeed academically, but also to work hard to give less-able pupils a better chance in life through building up improved literacy levels, confidence, independence and self-esteem.

The secondary school’s core purpose is to provide quality learning for all and to prepare its pupils for life in a fast-changing world. Its values are represented by self-help, self-responsibility, democracy, equality, equity and solidarity. 

Ofsted report

“Since its previous inspection, the college has improved significantly. The Principal and his leadership team have ensured that students are taught well and make good progress. Achievement in science and English is particularly high and students now also achieve good standards in mathematics. Teachers and support staff know students exceptionally well and use precise information about their progress to guide their learning. The improvements in teaching and learning have resulted from the determined drive and clear vision of the Principal and his senior leadership team. A rigorous system to monitor teaching and learning has been introduced which is supported by a well-matched training programme.” 

View Holsworthy Community College's latest Ofsted report

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