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SCHOOL VACANCY BULLETIN Click Here to View Current Vacancies 22nd February 2019 SCHOOL VACANCY BULLETIN Click Here to view Current Vacancies Promoting Equal Opportunities and Celebrating Diversity For more information about this borough please log onto our website at www.barking-dagenham.gov.uk Contents Infant Education NQT Headteacher Junior Education Midday Play Assistant Class Teacher Primary Education Administrative Assistant Class Teacher (NQT) Learning Mentor NQT’s for EYFS/KS1/KS2 NEW! Learning Support Assistant NEW! Secondary Education Casual Cover Supervisors Casual Kitchen Assistant Kitchen Assistant Casual Cover Supervisors ICT Technician Chaplain Cover Supervisor Finance Assistant Midday Assistants Teacher of Sociology Special Schools Multi Academy Trust ICT Support Technician Science Technician Teacher of Performing Arts NEW! Teacher of Computing NEW! All Through School Teacher of Drama External adverts based in Barking and Dagenham INFANT EDUCATION BACK TO CONTENTS NQT Vacancy Location: Thames View Infants, Bastable Avenue, Barking, IG11 0LG Salary: EYFS or KS1 Inner London Required: July 2019 Come and start your teaching career with us! The Directors at TVI Learning are pleased to announce that we have vacancies for NQTs at Thames View Infants for the 2019-2020 Academic Year and warmly welcome applicants to join our caring and child-centred team. The post, initially, is a 1 year fixed-term contract, with the possibility of a permanent position for the right person. We have a long track record of supporting NQTs, with dedicated mentors, to help you flourish and thrive. Thames View Infants is a vibrant and happy, “Outstanding” (2009 & 2014), Award-winning School, where we try hard to help everyone achieve their best! We are proud of our multi- cultural, high-quality learning environment. It’s a unique place to work. Our attainment is within the top 3% of all Schools nationally at EXP+ and top 1% of schools at GD. We are looking for a talented NQT with an additional “sparkle” – someone with the potential to grow – to make a difference to our children and their families. In 2022, our new 3fe Fords View Primary will open, on the Beam Park Development. Have you got what it takes to join our family? The successful candidate/s will: • be excited about learning and really care about implementing an Outstanding learning provision for children and their families • show a great potential to grow and flourish • demonstrate good classroom management and control, showing the potential for high- pupil engagement • be an innovative and exemplary class teacher, committed to the school’s vision for its children • be a reflective practitioner with good communication skills, able to embrace change and take on-board advice • have the ability to work flexibly as part of an innovative, dynamic and creative team Accordingly, we will offer you: • a caring NQT package, with experienced mentors, non-contact time and lots of helpful support • a vibrant and rich curriculum • a range of ‘interactive teaching’ and ‘consolidation’ technologies • an inclusive provision, meeting the needs of all our learners, including those who are gifted and talented • an extensive CPD package and career progression within our growing MAT • an opportunity to work within a well-established team, an Outstanding and vibrant learning provision, with additional incentives for running after-school clubs • a diverse and vibrant demographic, with a team of aspiring professionals representing a rich ethnic-blend • a career opportunity located within the impressive Thames Gateway redevelopment zone, with ongoing regeneration initiatives and good transport links to central London We have an excellent track record of growing teachers, at all stages of their careers, within our happy and committed team. Although not essential, we strongly advise you to visit us and to see our provision at first hand for yourself. Please note, that as part of the recruitment process, candidates will be observed teaching prior to interview. Please arrange visits with Kelly Ager on 020 8270 4317 to make an appointment. You can download all application documentation from http://thamesviewinfants.org/about-us/about- tvi/vacancies/, which should be returned electronically to [email protected] (including “NQT” in the subject line). Please note, CVs will not be considered. Closing date: Noon Friday 1st March 2019. Shortlisting, Interviews and Lesson Observations: wb 4th March 2019 Thames View Infants was judged as “Outstanding” by Ofsted in April 2014 for the second time and is a National Support School/National leader in Education. Remaining committed to working within the local family of schools and locally agreed HR policies, Thames View Infants converted to Academy Status in September 2012. We comply fully with the ethos of safer recruitment and undertake all relevant checks, including enhanced DBS clearance. TVI Learning: a company limited by guarantee Registered in England: Company Number: 08163191 Registered Office :co. Thames View Infants, Bastable Avenue, Barking, Essex IG11 0LG BACK TO CONTENTS Headteacher Location: Furze Infants’ School, Bennett Road, Romford, Essex, RM6 6ES The Furze Warren Hard Federation Salary: Group 3 L18-L24 Email: [email protected] We seek to appoint a talented, inspirational leader who will have the energy, enthusiasm and vision to take our school forward and ensure all children achieve their potential. We are able to offer you a challenging and exciting professional opportunity within the Hard Federation as Headteacher of a large popular school which is supported by parents, and the local community. The successful candidate will have: • a proven track record of successful leadership, • a relentless drive to pursue the highest standards in teaching & learning, • the skills to build on the expertise of our dedicated team, • high expectations of pupils and staff to improve standards and outcomes, • a commitment to promote and develop the inclusive ethos and values of the school, • the ability to strengthen and promote the role of the school within the community. For an application pack please email: Furze Infants’ School: [email protected] We welcome visits to the school and would be pleased to give you a tour. If you require further information or wish to arrange a visit then please contact Siobhan Griffiths, School Office Manager, on 0208 270 4420. Closing Date: Noon Tuesday 19th March 2019 Interviewing: Wednesday 3rd April 2019 The Furze Warren Hard Federation is committed to safer recruitment practice and pre- employment checks will be undertaken before any appointment is confirmed. The school is committed to safer recruitment practice and pre-employment checks will be undertaken before any appointment is confirmed. This post is subject to an enhanced DBS check. JUNIOR EDUCATION BACK TO CONTENTS Midday Play Assistant Location: Manor Junior School, Sandringham Road, Barking, Essex, IG11 9AG Salary: Scale 1a - £10.75 - £10.76 per hour Contract: Term time, Part time Hours: 6.5 hours per week Required: ASAP Manor Junior School wish to appoint a caring Midday Play Assistant (MDPA) who is able to work in line with our values of being Enthusiastic, Respectful, Inclusive and able to rise to a Challenging (ERIC). We wish to employ Midday Assistants who are energetic, thorough and happy and are able to work with our children and entire school community. At Manor Junior School we have a dedicated team of professionals who inspire and motivate all children to be the best that they can be. We are a multi-cultural 5 form entry Junior School. We are proud of our School and take pride in its appearance. We require more staff to join our fabulous team of MDPAs. Anyone who applied for this role at Manor Junior School this year need not re-apply. The successful applicant will need basic knowledge of Safeguarding Children and experience in a similar position. Other requirements include: • Experience of working with children preferably in a school environment. • An ability to communicate effectively. • Able to work on own initiative without supervision. • Ability to work as part of a team. • Motivated and keen to act upon advice. Visits to school are most welcome, arranged via the below email address. If you require further information please call Manor Junior School on 0208 270 4641 or by email to [email protected] To apply for this job please use the following link: https://ig24.i-grasp.com/fe/tpl_LB_barking_dagenham01.asp?newms=jj&id=138045& Interview Date (Week Commencing): 4th March 2019 Closing Date for Application: 26th Feb 2019 Special Requirements for this Post We comply fully with the ethos of safer recruitment and undertake all relevant checks, including enhanced DBS clearance. BACK TO CONTENTS Class Teacher Location: Thames View Junior School, Bastable Avenue, Samuel Ferguson Place, Barking, Essex, IG11 0LG Salary: MPS + TLR Email: jabrahams@[email protected] Required: April 2019 We are looking for teachers who: • Are self-reflective and have the desire to be the best they can be. • Have a professional attitude, are great role models and really want to make a difference for children and families. • Are great innovators who want to work with others to create exciting new learning opportunities for the children in their care. • Are well informed and have great subject knowledge. • Are ambitious for themselves and their children and want to be school leaders of the future. What we offer: • Friendly, supportive staff. • Happy, confident children with great attitudes to learning. • Inner London weighting making a difference to your pay. You will be on the highest pay scales available to teachers across the country. • A SLT who believes good staff wellbeing is essential for motivating staff and for promoting pupil wellbeing, progress and attainment. To apply please email jabrahams@[email protected]. Should you have any queries or would like to arrange to visit our school, please contact Rachel Mottershead on 0208 270 4310 or you can email her rmotterhead@thamesview- j.bardaglea.org.uk Closing date for applications: 23rd February 2019- Noon.
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