Y11 Learning Coordinator
Cotham School
Bristol
- Expired
- Salary:
- £28,543
- Job type:
- Part Time, Permanent
- Start date:
- 1 September 2018
- Apply by:
- 17 June 2018
Job overview
Learning Co-ordinator for Year 11
Salary: G11, spine point 34, £30,756 per annum pro rata. Actual salary £28,543.
Hours: 37 hpw, term time only plus 10 days. A permanent post commencing 1 September.
Cotham School is seeking to appoint a Learning Co-ordinator to take responsibility for the achievement and well-being of its Year 11 cohort of children.
The successful candidate will initially be tasked with leading the Year 11 cohort and supporting others under the direction and line management of one of the Senior Leadership Team. The postholder will take responsibility for pastoral and academic oversight of the Year Group as they begin their final year at Cotham and prepare for their GCSE Exams.
Students come from a variety of ethnic groups and social backgrounds.
We offer:
- The opportunity to join the staff team at this high attaining, successful and over-subscribed school
- A committed and enthusiastic staff group
- Exciting opportunities for personal and professional development
You will be:
· Able to influence and inspire young people to achieve highly in all areas of their lives.
· Very skilful at working with teachers and a range of other professionals to ensure the very best outcomes for students
· Adept at helping young people overcome barriers to learning
· Committed to your own professional development
Cotham School is an extremely successful specialist co-operative academy that serves the local community, providing a high quality education for its students. We consistently deliver outstanding academic outcomes, amongst the best in the city and are determined to raise standards even further.
Cotham School is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people and expects all staff and volunteers to share this commitment.
All appointments are subject to an enhanced DBS check
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About Cotham School
Thank you for taking an interest in coming to work with us at Cotham School. Cotham has an excellent reputation in Bristol as a diverse, culturally rich, academic and creative school. GCSE and A Level examination outcomes are amongst the very best in the city. Our Sixth Form, the North Bristol Post 16 Centre, is thriving with over eight hundred students studying academic programmes shared between Cotham and Redland Green School. We take pride in the academic success of our students achieved over many years; however we are never complacent. We continue to strive to secure the best possible achievement and outcomes for every student and work tirelessly towards achieving these goals every day.
At Cotham we wish to instil an enjoyment of learning and you will find an unwavering commitment from all staff to the highest ambitions for every child. Our school culture is one where the full range of success – creative, sporting, academic, practical support for others and triumph over adversity is celebrated. All students benefit from the best trained and qualified staff and major investment in new facilities and resources. We offer a broad and balanced curriculum and a stimulating range of extra-curricular activities, trips and visits to support wider learning. The school received high praise from Ofsted in its last inspection and was graded ‘Outstanding’.
Achievement at Cotham is broad and whether through our extensive performing arts programmes, outdoor education and adventurous activities, sports or Sixth Form community service, we expect all students to contribute to the wider life of the school. Underpinning our educational philosophy are the values of the Co-operative movement. Nurturing the development of the ‘whole child’ and future citizen is of key importance to us. We believe the character, life skills and confidence to be gained from this approach are beyond measure in terms of their real-¬life application. We believe that excellence will be achieved by constantly challenging students, raising aspirations, and by insisting that good behaviour enables great learning. Our school community is a harmonious and respectful one where students agree that with rights come responsibilities.
At Cotham we value the partnerships we have with families and the wider community and take pride in the fact that our school community reflects the diversity of Bristol. We value the quality of relationships that we build and we value the rich variety of backgrounds and experiences that our students bring to the school. We seek to provide an education that both enables our students to gain university places of their choice and the skills needed to succeed in the workplace. Our ambition is for students to leave us well prepared for a globally changing future and ready to take their place in society.
Jo Butler
Headteacher
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