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Teacher of Science

Teacher of Science

Windsor Girls' School

Windsor and Maidenhead

Job type:
Full Time, Part Time, Permanent
Start date:
September 2017
Apply by:
7 May 2017

Job overview

The ability to offer Physics and Chemistry preferred. 0.6fte, full time considered.

Windsor Girls' school was graded as outstanding in all categories by Ofsted in 2013. You would join us at an exciting phase as we are moving from outstanding to exceptional.

You would be joining a school in which:

  • Students' achievement is outstanding.
  • Lessons have a strong sense of purpose in which teaching and learning take place without distraction.
  • Students have highly positive attitudes to learning and are very proud of their school. Relationships between students and their peers and with their teachers are exceptionally positive.
  • Students have high aspirations and a strong sense of belief in the ability of staff to help them achieve the highest standards.
  • Teachers' professional development is personalised and highly effective in increasing the amount of outstanding practice.

 (Ofsted 2013)

See our website www.windsorgirls.net for details or email sheps001@windsorgirls.net

We are committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people. All posts are subject to an enhanced DBS check.

Applications will be considered on receipt. We reserve the right to appoint before the closing date. It is therefore recommended that you submit your application at the earliest possible date.

Closing date: 08 May 2017

WINDSOR GIRLS’ SCHOOL
An Outstanding School
Imperial Road Windsor Berks SL4 3RT
NOR: 720 Sixth Form: 200+
Ages: 13-19
Telephone: 01753 795155
Windsor Girls' School is a Teaching School with NLE/NSS designation.

About Windsor Girls' School

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+44 1753 795 155

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Windsor Girls' School is an academy school based in Windsor and Maidenhead for girls aged 13-18. It is a non-denominational school.

The school also offers a range of field trips and overseas visits which are intended to allow students to broaden their understanding of key aspects of their subjects. This includes trips to Iceland, Belgium, and Ecuador.

When it comes to sport, students take part in netball, hockey, lacrosse, athletics and rounders as part of the school curriculum. There are also additional opportunities for rugby, swimming and rowing.

Drama and Performing Arts is also popular both as a subject area and as an extra-curricular activity.   

Co-Headteachers

Mr Peter Griffiths and Mrs Eimear O'Carroll

Values and vision

Windsor Girls' School is keen to ensure its pupils make rapid and sustained progress. As such, students and parents receive progress information on a regular basis. Clear targets are set, monitored, and reviewed.

The school seeks for its curriculum to be broad, balanced and relevant for successful women in the modern world. It is believed that a personalised approach to learning makes the curriculum exciting and challenging for all students.

The school also prides itself on its cultural, social, and academic diversity as well as its ethos of inclusivity. Students are taught to respect each other as individuals and  the school promotes a sense of shared responsibility both within the school and in the wider community.

Ofsted

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