Teacher of Religion and Philosophy
City of London School
London
- Expired
- Salary:
- CLS scale (£32,790 -£57,330 pa 2016-2017)
- Job type:
- Full Time, Maternity Cover
- Apply by:
- 21 May 2017
Job overview
We are recruiting for a well-qualified teacher of Religion and Philosophy from September 2017 to join this highly successful department for a one-year maternity cover. The Department offers OCR (A) GCSE, focusing on Christianity and Buddhism and, as of September 2015, Pre-U for the Sixth Form. The post will involve teaching at all levels in the School. The department consistently achieves excellent results: last year they were 80% A*-A at A level and 87% A*-A at GCSE. Experience of teaching Philosophy and Theology Pre-U would be an advantage. Candidates will be expected to show a willingness to contribute to the extra-curricular life of the School. Applications from NQTs are welcome.
The School occupies fine, modern buildings near St. Paul’s Cathedral overlooking the Thames, opposite the Tate Modern.
The City of London School is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and applicants must be willing to undergo child protection screening appropriate to the post, including checks with past employers and the Disclosure and Barring Service.
Further information about the School and a copy of the 2011 ISI Inspection report are available on the website. www.clsb.org.uk
An application form and further details are available from the School. Please send your request by e-mail to the HR Advisor at: recruitment@cityoflondonschool.org.uk
Closing date: Noon 22 May 2017 but we will consider application forms as they come in and reserve the right to appoint prior to the published closing date.
Attached documents
About City of London School
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About City of London School
City of London School is an independent school based in London for boys aged 10-18.
The school site is situated by the Thames. It has over 20 acres of sports pitches. It was established in 1834 and moved to its present site in 1986. The school is governed by a board and by the City of London Corporation, which appoints its governors.
Head
Alan Bird
Values and vision
City of London School’s main aims are to encourage every pupil to be the best version of themselves. The Schools prepares pupils to be respectful, optimistic and inquisitive and ultimately kind in their outlook, aware of their wider community and ready for life after school in the 21st century.
The school aims for all pupils to fulfil their potential and leave with a love of learning. Staff are highly qualified specialists in their subjects and their own academic aspirations encourage pupils to develop their creative, intellectual and physical skills.
They teach pupils the value of constructive questioning and analysis and give them the tools with which to interrogate the world and to form their own ideas and opinions, as well as appreciating and respecting those of others.
Independent Schools Inspectorate
“City of London School is exceptionally successful. The pupils’ achievements are high and they make outstanding progress, doing justice to their very high ability, which is far above the national average. Attainment is high at GCSE and A level, and pupils meet with outstanding success in applying for the most highly competitive university courses… Sound discipline and good order are present throughout, and boys express appreciation of the school’s atmosphere.”
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