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Teacher of Psychology

Teacher of Psychology

Bexley Grammar School

Bexley

  • Expired
Salary:
Main/Upper Pay Scale (including OLW)
Job type:
Part Time, Full Time, Permanent
Start date:
September 2017
Apply by:
22 March 2017

Job overview

We seek to appoint a well-qualified, enthusiastic graduate teacher of Psychology from September 2017.  This position is suitable for either an experienced teacher or someone new to the profession. A part-time position is available for a teacher of Psychology and a full-time position may be available for a candidate who can also offer Religious Studies and/or History at KS3/4.  

Psychology is a popular and growing subject both at GCSE (five teaching sets across KS4) and within the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (four teaching sets across KS5) and is expecting further significant expansion next year.  The successful candidate will have the ability to inspire students of Psychology at all levels; we are looking for a well-motivated teacher who is passionate about teaching Psychology, to work alongside the Head of Department. A full-time position may be possible for a Psychology teacher who is able to offer RS or History as a second teaching subject.

Bexley Grammar School is an oversubscribed, high-achieving, coeducational selective school with Academy Status.  As an IB world school with excellent resources, a thriving Sixth Form, Specialist College Status in Languages and a wealth of extra-curricular activities, this school provides an exciting and enriching educational experience for all. In September 2017, our Sixth Form will become fully IB (International Baccalaureate), having taught the IB alongside A levels for over a decade.

Further details about the school and an application form are available on the school website (www.bexleygs.co.uk).

About Bexley Grammar School

Everyone who visits BGS notices the warmth of the relationships between students and staff in a vibrant community.

Bexley Grammar School is an oversubscribed, high achieving, coeducational selective school, rated as 'Outstanding' by Ofsted in October 2022. We stretch our students with a challenging curriculum including two foreign languages and all three separate sciences at GCSE. We raise aspirations, grow confidence and develop young people into compassionate leaders. Our school motto translates as “to strive for excellence”.

About 50% of our students are non White British and over 20% have a first language other than English as their mother tongue. Although our pupil premium numbers are low compared to national averages they are high compared to other grammar schools and our school deprivation indicator puts us above the 40th percentile for all schools nationally.

We all learn best when we are happy, safe, busy, inspired and valued as individuals; every student is encouraged to choose from a startling array of extra-curricular activities, many of them rooted in our vibrant and competitive house system. These activities help students develop as individuals and as members of teams; they also provide numerous opportunities for leadership.  We participate in World Challenge, Young Enterprise, the Jack Petchey Award and numerous other initiatives; our Language Leaders and Sports Leaders work with primary school children; there are clubs for everything from cheerleading to chess or from STEM club to Archery and if something is missing, students are encouraged and supported to start it.

There is a full programme of sports fixtures, concerts and plays during the year, an art exhibition and the annual musical production of near West End quality. A typical academic year clocks up about seventy day visits run by all subject areas in addition to a wide range of residential trips both in the UK and all over the world - typically 20 overseas trips in a given academic year.

Most students continue into our thriving Sixth Form, which plays a key role in leading the rest of the student body.  All students follow the International Baccalaureate (IB) in the Sixth Form. The IB Diploma Programme (IBDP) is a full and well-balanced course which develops independence and depth of learning while nurturing the personal qualities needed for success at university and in a career. Our IB students gain places at top universities, including the highest rate of Oxford and Cambridge entry of any school in the London Borough of Bexley.

Please see the school website for more information about our lively community.

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