Teacher of Science
Sir William Stanier School
Crewe
- Expired
- Salary:
- MPS (£22,917 - £33,824)
- Job type:
- Full Time, Permanent
- Start date:
- 01/01/2018
- Apply by:
- 18 October 2017
Job overview
TEACHER OF SCIENCE
Range: MPS
Required January 2018 or sooner (start date negotiable)
Applications are invited from motivated, creative and inspiring classroom practitioners with specialisms in Chemistry, Physics or Biology, who can deliver consistently good or outstanding lessons, enthusing and engaging students to achieve their full potential.
Able to teach across all abilities at Key Stages 3 & 4, the successful candidate will be passionate about promoting the teaching and learning of Science and have a strong commitment towards extra-curricular activities.
We believe in developing our teachers, placing great significance on professional development by delivering a 2 hour CPD programme for all colleagues each week. If you are an effective and innovative teacher who is fully committed towards raising standards and improving results, then we would welcome your application. NQTs welcome.
We are part of a multi-academy trust and our sponsor is an outstanding Academy and a National Teaching School. They operate the Outstanding Teacher Programme (OTP) which provides a route for further excellent professional development.
Application packs and further information can be obtained by emailing our Hays Recruitment Partner, Holly Currie, at holly.currie@hays.com To find out more about working at Sir William Stanier School, please visit http://www.hays.co.uk/jobs/sir-william-stanier-community-school
Closing date: 24th November 2018.
Interviews will be conducted throughout the Autumn term on a rolling basis on receipt of successful applications. Tours of the school are welcome; please contact Hays to arrange.
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About Sir William Stanier School
Sir William Stanier; a school at the heart of its community, built and equipped for learning in the 21st century. An exciting and stimulating place of learning with innovative practice, high standards and traditional values.
Sir William Stanier School is part of The Learning Partnership.
The Learning Partnership is a new multi-academy trust that was formed on 1st September 2023 as a merger between The Learning Alliance and The Learning for Life Partnership. The trust consists of fourteen schools, eight of which are primary schools and six are secondary schools, all based across east Cheshire and north Staffordshire.
We are an inclusive school and believe all of our students can achieve success in life. We see it as our responsibility, working in partnership with our families, primary schools, and post 16 partners, to provide the opportunities and environment that will nurture a love of learning. We embrace change and challenge and aim to develop students that do the same.
Our School Values:
Opportunity - We believe we can achieve anything and we have high expectations of ourselves. We take pride in how we dress and how we talk to everyone at all times.
Community - We welcome everyone to contribute positively to our school. We look after each other and bring out the best in each other. We are all part of the SWS Family.
Courage - We work hard and never give up. We take measured risks which encourage us to experience more and to know more enabling us to grow into the leaders we are going to be.
We have exceptional teachers, an exciting curriculum and an extensive extra-curricular programme designed to maximise participation.
If you are passionate about teaching or joining our team in a support role, and you are looking for an exciting opportunity we would like to hear from you. You will join a school with an excellent, dynamic and inspirational leadership team who are relentless in their pursuit of improvement and progress. Subsequent development opportunities are considered excellent.
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