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Teachers' Vacancy Bulletin Teachers’ Vacancy Bulletin Issue No: 3 24 January 2020 You can view these vacancies, and more, online at: dasjobs.co.uk Latest time for acceptance of advertisements is 11am Thursday for the Friday bulletin. All adverts for posts in educational establishments, including governors and requests for volunteers require a criminal background check via the Disclosure Procedure. “Somerset County Council is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children.” Unless otherwise stated, salaries for teaching posts are QUALIFIED TEACHERS’ PAY SPINE (starting point dependent on qualifications and experience) This list of vacancies can be found on: Somerset iPost (https://www.somerset.org.uk/iPost/Pages/Welcome.aspx) Equal Opportunities Employer CONTENTS HEADSHIPS (SCC)......................................................................................3 HEADSHIPS (Academy)...........................................................................4 PRIMARY (SCC)...........................................................................................6 PRIMARY (Academy)................................................................................8 MIDDLE (SCC).............................................................................................11 SECONDARY (SCC)...................................................................................12 SECONDARY (Academy).........................................................................12 SPECIAL SCHOOLS (SCC)........................................................................18 OTHER............................................................................................................19 2 HEADSHIP (SCC) St Andrews Church of England VC Primary School NOR: 320 Telephone: 01278 783558 Email: [email protected] www.standrewsjuniors.co.uk HEADTEACHER Group 3. ISR L20 – L24 £65,561 - £72,306 Required for September 2020 After 19 years at St Andrews Junior Church School our highly respected Headteacher has decided to embark on a new challenge, the Governors at St Andrews School are seeking to appoint a caring and inspirational leader to build on the strategic development and ethos of this highly effective school. We are situated in the coastal town of Burnham on Sea with easy links to the M5 motorway. The successful candidate will: • Provide outstanding leadership of our valued team and have excellent interpersonal and communication skills. • Understand, value and promote and develop the strong Christian ethos of our school. • Maintain and strengthen the distinct caring family character of the school. • Nurture each child’s individuality through the continued development of our broad and creative curriculum. • Develop closer ties and working relationships with our feeder infant school. We can offer you: • A dedicated and motivated whole school team who are passionate about children’s learning and well-being. • Enthusiastic, well behaved pupils who engage positively with their learning. • The support and commitment of our Governing Body, parents and local Church community. • The opportunity to make a real difference to the lives of the children and families in the local community. This post does not carry a class teaching responsibility. Visits to the school will be warmly welcomed, please contact the school to make an appointment. For further information and an application form please email [email protected] Closing date: 17th February 2020 Interviews: 10th and 11th March 2020 Application forms should be requested from and returned to [email protected] by email. There should be a full letter of application included. Please state clearly the position you are applying for. You can also visit our website at http://www.standrewsjuniors.co.uk/ to learn more about our school. The school is committed to equal opportunities and safer recruitment practice. Pre-employment checks including a criminal background check via the disclosure procedure will be undertaken before any post is confirmed. Ash VC Primary School, Main Street, Ash, Martock, Somerset, TA12 6NS HEADTEACHER – L9-L19 (recruitment package may be available for the right candidate) September 2020 start date Ash VC Primary School is seeking an outstanding Head to lead this thriving school who will continue to build on the school’s strong reputation as one of Somerset’s top ten primary schools through possession of the motivation and drive to build on our strong reputation. This post offers an exciting career opportunity for the right candidate to make their own mark on the ongoing development of this highly regarded primary school, currently Ofsted rated as outstanding, when the current Head, Nicola Roberts, retires after more than twenty years of exceptional service. 3 The Board of Governors seeks an individual who will provide strong leadership and demonstrate commitment to excellence throughout all aspects of the school. This will call for educational vision, energy and the capacity to articulate and communicate the special, and valued, character of the school. Ash Primary School is a Voluntary Controlled Church school with prides itself in fostering a happy and creative environment for learning. Located in an attractive Somerset village six miles north of Yeovil in South Somerset, it enjoys an enviable country setting and excellent grounds. The caring and supportive character of the school enables children to flourish in a community where strong values are nurtured. The ideal candidate will: • Be an influential, inspirational and effective school leader, committed to delivering successful outcomes. • Possess personal integrity and gravitas, a balanced approach when making decisions and the ability to lead and motivate a team of professional staff. • Have a keen and knowledgeable awareness of best UK educational practice, with the capacity to combine academic, pastoral and out of school activities cohesively to the children’s benefit. • Be a confident and impressive communicator who will command the interest and imagination of staff, pupils and parents and possess a natural flair for PR and networking. • Be able to develop and deliver a financially and environmentally sustainable long-term future for the school. • Be willing to commit fully to the overall success of Ash Primary School and its pupils within the context of the wider village and catchment community. The start date for this post is September 2020. Full information about this role is available in the candidate information pack. https://dasjobs.co.uk/job/headteacher-97/ For more information please contact the school on 01935 822674 to arrange to speak to either the Chair of Governors, Ed Lockington or the current Headteacher, Nicola Roberts. Applications are to be sent directly to [email protected] Closing date 3rd February 2020. HEADSHIP (Academy) Durleigh Road, Bridgwater, Somerset TA6 7HW 01278 455531 HEAD OF SCHOOL at Spaxton Church of England Primary School Full-time Permanent Leadership Pay Spine 4-8 (negotiable according to experience) Start date: September 2020 (or as soon as possible). Are you a Headteacher/Head of School looking for a new challenge, or an Assistant Headteacher/Senior Teacher looking to make a first move into headship? If you have the vision and ambition to lead one of our primary schools into the next chapter of their development, then this is an excellent opportunity for you to flourish in a small school setting to develop your vision and values for our school, develop new staff, and contribute to the development of the Trust. There is an element of teaching attached to this appointment. Spaxton C of E Primary School is situated in a beautiful village in rural Somerset close to the towns of Bridgwater and Taunton and at the foot of the Quantock Hills. The school has an Ofsted rating of 4 Outstanding and is characterised by its strong Church ethos, child-centred culture and high standards of achievement. As a Multi-Academy Trust and Teaching School, our Trust is well-positioned to recruit and develop high quality teachers who aspire to be expert practitioners and leaders working across the Trust. The Quantock Education Trust can offer you: • Membership of a highly inclusive learning community which promotes collaboration and a sense of pride and identity; • Professional and personal development through bespoke career planning; • Inspirational and caring staff and governors providing mutual support within schools and across the Trust; • A culture and ethos focused on improving the life opportunities for all children and young people, through the development of character, a strong work ethic and a caring and inclusive approach to staff and child well-being; • Well motivated, happy and enthusiastic learners; • A wide range of extra-curricular activities which support the academic and personal development of every child; • A full programme of induction and support for new staff; • A culture of high expectation and professional standards; • Professional support from the CEO and executive leaders and well-established school to school collaboration; • A comprehensive school improvement programme tailored to the needs of each school; • Close links with the diocese, the Diocese of Bath and Wells and the Local Authority. For an application pack please go to: www.quantockedtrust.co.uk Closing date: noon on 12 February 2020 Interview date: 28 February 2020 We reserve the right to close the advert should we feel able to appoint an appropriate candidate. The Quantock Education Trust
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