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Schools' Job Bulletin Schools’ Job Bulletin Date: 22 May 2017 This Job Bulletin is e-mailed to Schools via the E-Bulletin on a weekly basis during term time only. Adverts for the Trafford’s Web-site can be placed all year round. Schools are requested to display the Job Bulletin in a prominent place which is accessible to all staff. Please note: all posts advertised are subject to an enhanced DBS Check and the current Safeguarding regulations. If you are interested in any of the advertised posts, please telephone the contact number given in the advert in order to obtain a job description, person specification and application form. Please do not contact the below number unless it is to advertise a post as details on individual positions are not available from our office. Our minicom number, is available for the profoundly Deaf or people with a hearing impairment, using a text telephone, 0161 912 1224 (Monday to Friday between 8.00 a.m. and 5.00 p.m.) We can also be contacted from your textphone using BT Text Direct if you are profoundly Deaf, hard of hearing or speech impaired by using 18001 prefix before any of our telephone numbers. This Job Bulletin is also available on request in a large print format. TO ADVERTISE VACANCIES IN YOUR SCHOOL PLEASE SEND ADVERTS TO: Email: [email protected] or contact HR Shared Service on 0161 912 4508 Deadline for the placement of adverts into the next bulletin email, is the end of the day on the Monday of the week the bulletin is published. Adverts can be placed on to the ‘Greater.Jobs’ website as requested. ‘Vacancies are listed as follows:- PRIMARY SCHOOLS - in alphabetical order SECONDARY SCHOOLS - in alphabetical order ------------------------------------------ PRIMARY SCHOOLS ------------------------------------------ BROADHEATH PRIMARY SCHOOL Sinderland Road Broadheath Altrincham Cheshire WA14 5JQ Tel: 0161-928 4748 Fax: 0161-929 6483 e-mail: [email protected] Website www.broadheathprimaryschool.com Headteacher: Mrs K Lyde UPPER KEY STAGE TWO TEACHER MPR (depending on experience) NQT’s welcome to apply Fixed Term – 12 months Full-Time Required from 1 September 2017 Broadheath Primary School is a “Good School!” (with Outstanding Features!) (Ofsted November 2014). Broadheath Primary is a growing, forward thinking Community School with a very positive, caring ethos; friendly and hard-working staff; high quality induction; and high expectations of pupil achievement and behaviour. We believe that every child can succeed and encourage an ‘I can’ attitude. We are seeking to appoint an enthusiastic, experienced and committed teacher, to contribute to the very positive ethos of our school. The successful candidate will be expected to have excellent classroom practice and possess a willingness to work in partnership with parents and staff. They should be able to demonstrate a very strong commitment to early identification of SEN and inclusion, respecting everyone in the school community. A passionate commitment to lifelong learning is essential, as are self-confidence, enthusiasm and a good sense of humour. Broadheath Primary School is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people. This post is subject to enhanced DBS disclosures and suitable professional references. Application forms and further details are available from the school or can be downloaded from the Greater Jobs website. Completed application forms can be posted or emailed to the school for the attention of the Headteacher at [email protected] . Visits to the school are welcomed. Applicants who are not contacted may assume that they have not been successful but are thanked for their interest. Visit to school – Monday 12 June 2017 at 9.30 am Closing date - Friday 16 June 2017 at 12 Noon Shortlisting - Tuesday 20 June 2017 Interview Dates - Friday 23 June 2017 and Monday, 26 June 2017 ------------------------------------------ BROOKLANDS PRIMARY SCHOOL Woodbourne Road Sale Cheshire M33 3SY Telephone (0161) 973 3758 Email: [email protected] MIDDAY ASSISTANT - Required from 1 September 2017 Band 1 – SCP 6 1.25 hours per day, 6.25 hours per week, week days - term time Permanent Brooklands Primary School wishes to appoint an enthusiastic and caring Midday Assistants to supervise the children in the school dining hall. A patient, friendly but firm approach to pupils is a desirable quality. Previous experience of working with children would be an advantage but it is not essential. Please see the job description and application forms attached to this advertisement or see the school website – www.brooklands.trafford.sch.uk Completed forms should be returned to the school for the attention of the Headteacher, Mr M Copping. Our school is committed to safeguarding children. The successful applicants will be subject to an enhanced DBS check. Closing date – Wednesday 14 June 2017 at 12 Noon Interviews - Friday 16 June 2017 ------------------------------------------ DELAMERE SCHOOL Irlam Road Flixton Manchester M41 6AP 0161 747 5893 Email: [email protected] Website: www.delamere.trafford.sch.uk Headteacher: Sally Burston A generic special school for pupils with complex needs including autism aged 2 – 11 years. HLTA (TA4 + SEN) – Required from September 2017 or as soon as possible thereafter Salary Scale Pt 29 – Pt 31 £25,951 - £27,668 (TTO / pro-rata) 36.25 hours per week We are seeking to appoint a HLTA to join our special school community. The purpose of the role would be to complement the work of the teachers by taking responsibility for agreed learning activities for a wide range of need and ability groups. The role would also include responsibility for the development of a specialist area and the management of other teaching assistants including appraisal and training. This is an exciting opportunity for someone interested in being part of the School Leadership Team and centrally involved in school development. The successful candidate will have: experience in leading teams or skills applicable to development of this role; skills and expertise to continue to develop the highest standards of teaching and learning; have the ability to inspire staff and pupils and champion success for all; have a commitment to further develop our strong partnerships with parents, governors, and the community; have the skills to build on the expertise of our existing dedicated and highly committed team; and be fully involved and passionate about all aspects of school life. We can offer you Continuing development, excitement, and challenge; A supportive and enthusiastic team; The opportunity to inspire and motivate the whole school community A real opportunity to make a significant difference to the lives of our children Candidates wishing to arrange a visit to the school should contact Mrs S Finch, School Business Manager, on 0161 747 5893 or: [email protected] Information applicable to the role can be downloaded through the attachments linked to the advertisement. Application Forms only will be accepted. Please return these to [email protected] Delamere School is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people. This commitment is reflected in our recruitment processes. These posts are subject to enhanced DBS disclosures. Closing date for applications - Wednesday 7 June 2017 at 12 Noon Shortlisting will take place on - Friday 8 June 2017 Interviews will take place on - Wednesday 14 June 2017 ------------------------------------------ KINGS ROAD PRIMARY SCHOOL Kings Road Firswood Manchester M16 0GR Phone 0161 881 3571 Fax 0161 881-7213 Email [email protected] Website kingsroadschool.com Y4 TEACHER – Required to start 1 September 2017 Salary - Negotiable based upon experience Full Time Fixed term - Initially one year Exciting Opportunity at a thriving, positive school which aims for excellence without compromise At Kings Road we believe in excellence in all areas without compromise. We are keen to employ a teacher for a Y4 class in September 2017. This is an exciting opportunity in a warm and thriving school. This would suit an NQT. We value a positive attitude and have a school full of people who are; Energetic Enthusiastic Happy Creative Conscientious Ambitious (for themselves and the children) Team Players Caring Passionate about learning People people And we are keen for our new teacher to have the similar traits! Kings Road Primary School is an aspirational and growing school. The current intake is 90 children per year. Candidates will be able to demonstrate: Excellent teaching and communication skills The enthusiasm and energy to further develop the school The ability to work with pupils, parents and staff Commitment to high achievement in all areas A good understanding of lower KS2 A good understanding of the curriculum A positive attitude An effective and empathetic communicator Closing Date - Friday 30 June 2017 Visits to the school, (tour and meet the staff) - Week commencing Monday 19 June 2017 Interviews - Week commencing Monday 3 July 2017 ------------------------------------------ KINGSWAY PRIMARY & NURSERY SCHOOL Kingsway Park Davyhulme Manchester M41 0SP Tel: 0161 748 1867 Email: [email protected] Headteacher: Iain M. Lewis KEY STAGE 2 TEACHER (to cover maternity leave) - Required from September 2017 MPR 1.0 FTE The Governors wish to appoint an enthusiastic and committed Key Stage 2 Teacher to cover a maternity leave in Year 4 and to join our extremely hardworking, dedicated and friendly staff team. The successful candidate will need to be: • An excellent practitioner with high expectations of children’s attainment and behaviour • Enthusiastic and hardworking • Flexible, well-organised and a good team player • Willing to immerse themselves in all aspects of school life We can offer: • A caring and supportive ethos • Well-behaved, motivated and enthusiastic learners • A committed and dedicated team of staff and governors • The opportunity for professional development Visits to the school are actively encouraged, by appointment. Candidates wishing to arrange a visit to school should contact Mrs S Townsend, Office Manager, by telephone.
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