Teacher
Burstow Primary School
Surrey
- Expired
- Job type:
- Full Time, Permanent
- Start date:
- 1st September 2017
- Apply by:
- 29 June 2017
Job overview
Early Years and Year 3 Teaching Positions (potential for Early Years or KS2 Leadership with TLR payment)
Are you a brilliant teacher, who has high expectations and recognises the importance of nurturing a love of learning?
Burstow is a happy two form entry village primary school in Smallfield, Surrey. We are a friendly school with a great team ethos working together to achieve high standards in school whilst still having time for fun and enjoyment!
We are looking for enthusiastic & highly motivated teachers to join our friendly team, starting 1st September 2017. NQT’s are welcome to apply.
There is the potential for the right candidate to take on the Early Years or KS2 Lead with a TLR2 payment. A relocation allowance of £2000 may also be available.
You will be joining us at an exciting time as we develop real life learning through our new Forest School area and caring for our chickens and other animals.
We can offer you:
- Hardworking and well behaved children who are eager to learn;
- A team of inspiring teachers who have a dynamic approach to learning;
- Supportive parents and governors;
- A well-resourced environment where every child does matter;
- The opportunity to work in a vibrant, professional learning community that seeks excellence;
- Excellent opportunities for career development and progression.
We actively encourage visits to our wonderful school to see just how special our children are and to meet our team. Please telephone the school office to make an appointment on 01342 842010.
Please submit your application as soon as possible as shortlisted candidates may be interviewed before the closing date.
Applications to be sent to admin@burstow.surrey.sch.uk
Closing date: 30th June
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About Burstow Primary School
Burstow Primary School is a thriving Foundation Primary School which caters for children between the ages of 3 to 11 years with the published admission number for the school being 60. The school takes from a very wide and varied catchment area within the parishes of Burstow, Smallfield, Horne and beyond and maintains a close link with the Parish Church, Parish Council and wider community. The school is also responsible for the Windmill Sure Start Children Centre located adjacent to the school and the Local Authority Nurture Room (The D.E.N), within the school premises, part of the Surrey County Nurture Group Strategy.
The school has three distinct areas for its 419 pupils;
- A self-containedEarly year’s unit for 3-5 year olds called the Butterworth unit, located at the rear of the school.
- KS1 is divided across a Year 1 unit called Carle James, located at the front of the school and two Year 2 classes located in modular classrooms at the rear.
- KS2 are located in our two storey Mace building and consists of 8 classes.
All classes within each cohort are organised in parallel classes where there is a spread of ability, ages, diversity and equality in terms of gender and there are consistent opportunities for all groups of children to fulfil their own potential and reach the highest achievements of which they are capable. We model and strive to create a school community in which they learn the rights of others and take on responsibility, share successes and deepen their understanding of fundamental life skills.
With our excellent facilities we actively promote extra-curricular learning and community involvement through clubs and social events and are also able to offer an extended school day to our pupils, from our Breakfast Club through to After School Club both of which are very popular. We are also fortunate to have our own outdoor swimming pool, which is available to all ages through the Summer Term.
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