Teacher of Science (Maternity Cover - 0.8fte)
Duke's Secondary School
Ashington
- £27,600 - £36,961 pro rata
- Quick apply
- Expired
- Salary:
- Main Pay Scale
- Job type:
- Part Time, Maternity Cover
- Start date:
- Easter 2021
- Apply by:
- 5 February 2021
Job overview
Are you an inspirational Science teacher who is looking for an opportunity to work in an exciting and innovative department within a collaborative and ambitious school? If so, this is an excellent opportunity for you to join our caring Church of England secondary school in South-East Northumberland. You will be supported to develop your career, at the same time as making a difference to the lives of our pupils and community.
We require a Science teacher to cover a maternity leave, with the ability to teach Biology to GSCE level. You will make a great addition to the team if you are committed to delivering the best teaching, learning and assessment opportunities for our students, and are capable of inspiring and motivating them through your passion for Science.
The successful candidate will demonstrate that they are capable of delivering consistently high quality lessons, and that they are energetic, enthusiastic, creative and resilient. An ability to teach to GCSE level is expected, as is knowledge of current educational thinking and strategies to raise attainment.
Duke’s Secondary School is a school within the NCEA Trust, and is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people, and we expect all staff and volunteers to share this commitment. This post is subject to an enhanced DBS check.
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About Duke's Secondary School
Duke’s Secondary School, a part of the NCEA Trust, is an 11 to 19 academy based in Ashington, around 15 miles to the north of Newcastle upon Tyne. Our pupils come to us from the communities of Ashington, Newbiggin and Lynemouth. Many transition to Duke’s from our partner primary schools, Bishop's, Thomas Bewick, James Knott, Grace Darling and William Leech but an increasing number of families choose Duke’s from other schools in the area.
Duke’s is an exciting place to learn and to develop, and we put a strong emphasis on being the best you can be here – this means working hard, developing great attitudes to learning, and experiencing as many different activities and opportunities as you can
We are a Church of England Academy, and as such we are motivated by our belief that every child is made in the likeness of God, and if nurtured, encouraged, challenged, and sometimes chastened, that child will flourish and their light will shine.
The school plays an active role in our communities and we encourage our pupils and staff to get involved in making the place we live and learn an even better place. We believe that success is different for every child and every staff member, and we encourage achievement in a wide range of outcomes: academic, vocational, sporting, music, drama, science and technology.
We value the curriculum outside of the classroom – whether that’s staff across all departments dressing up for Shakespeare day to inspire literacy across the curriculum; our Girls Get Set science and engineering club; rail club; or the many local, national and international trips and visits that expand our pupils’ horizons.
Most importantly, we want our children to enjoy their education; to learn well and to aspire to being the very best people they, and by extension, we can be.
We look forward to welcoming you to our school and hope that you will find it a warm, inviting and ambitious environment.
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