Textiles and Arts Teacher (temporary until January 2024)
South Shore Academy
Blackpool
- Quick apply
- Expired
- Salary:
- Main Pay Range / Upper Pay Range, dependent upon experience
- Job type:
- Full Time, Temporary
- Start date:
- 17th April 2023
- Apply by:
- 24 March 2023
Job overview
We are now looking for a motivated and inspirational teacher to join out team. The successful candidate will be required to teach Textiles up to both KS3 and 4 classes. The ideal candidate will be a fully qualified teacher with experience of teaching the Textiles national curriculum.
Our application form is available online, along with the disclosure of criminal background form. The portal link is https://bfet.jotform.com/230754932630859.
Alternatively, you can click Apply Now on this role via the current vacancies page of our website. Please upload the forms by 24th March 2023.
About South Shore Academy
South Shore Academy is a co-educational, 11-16 secondary school in Blackpool, Lancashire. It has around 900 pupils on its roll.
South Shore Academy was formerly Palatine Community Sports College, which was the beneficiary of a National Lottery grant that enabled it to make enormous improvements to its facilities. The school became an academy at the end of 2013, sponsored by the Bright Futures Educational Trust, a multi-academy sponsor based in the North West of England.
South Shore Academy was allocated a new school building through the Priority Schools Building Programme.
Head of School
Rebecca Warhurst
Values and vision
South Shore Academy is a strongly inclusive school that believes that all students can achieve well and have something to contribute to the school and wider community. It is committed to meeting the needs of all pupils, whether by providing extra support for learning or by adding additional challenges for higher ability students.
South Shore Academy offers a broad and personalised curriculum which, aside from promoting academic learning, is designed to develop the social skills of co-operation, independence and resilience. Beyond the classroom, the secondary school offers an extensive programme of enrichment.
Respect and responsibility lie at the heart of the school’s ethos. Pupils are expected to work with determination, aim to be the best in everything they do, never give up, and behave as part of the same family, “sticking together no matter what”.
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