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BECOME AN OUTSTANDING ASSOCIATE TEACHER Train to Teach with Cheshire Vale TSA We will be holding promotional events throughout the year: Tarporley High School 12th Oct 4 - 7pm Queen’s Park High School 19th Oct 4 - 7pm Please book a place by contacting Pam Bailey at [email protected] Applications to School Direct are made through UCAS For further information on how to apply for School Direct in our Alliance E-mail: [email protected] www.cvtsa.co.uk/become-teacher SCHOOL PLACES ON OFFER FOR 2016/17 Bishop Heber High School 3 www.bishopheber.cheshire.sch.uk Blacon High School 5 www.blaconhighschool.net The Catholic High School, Chester 1 www.chsc.cheshire.sch.uk Christleton High School 10 www.christletonhigh.co.uk Ellesmere Port Catholic High School 3 www.epchs.co.uk Hartford Church of England High School 11 www.hartfordhigh.org.uk Helsby High School 5 www.helsbyhigh.org.uk Neston High School 10 www.nestonhigh.cheshire.sch.uk Helsby Hillside Primary School 1 www.helsbyhillside.co.uk Manor House Primary School 1 www.manorhouse.cheshire.sch.uk Frodsham CE Primary School 1 www.frodshamce.cheshire.sch.uk Kingsley Community Primary and Nursery School 1 www.kingsleycp.cheshire.sch.uk Queen’s Park High School 7 www.qphs.cheshire.sch.uk St Nicholas Catholic High School 4 www.st-nicholas.cheshire.sch.uk Tarporley High School 9 www.tarporleyhigh.co.uk Upton-by-Chester High School 3 www.uptonhigh.co.uk Weaverham High School 5 www.weaverham.cheshire.sch.uk WE WILL OFFER PLACES IN THE FOLLOWING SUBJECTS FOR 2016/17 Maths Computer Science (ICT) Music English Drama Geography Biology Art & Design Business Chemistry MFL RE Physics D & T Primary PE History Fees for School Direct are £9,000. Several subjects oer bursaries to help towards these fees. Bursary information can be found here: www.education.gov.uk/get-into-teaching/funding/postgraduate- funding Applications to School Direct are made through UCAS. You will nd our courses under Cheshire Vale Teaching School Alliance (School Direct)..

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