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Maths Outreach Lead

Maths Outreach Lead

Durham Sixth Form Centre

Durham, County

  • £59,167 - £65,286 per year
  • New
  • Expiring soon
Salary:
L8-L12 (£59,167-£65,286) 2024-2025 STPCD leadership pay scale
Job type:
Full Time, Part Time, Permanent
Start date:
6th January 2025
Apply by:
11 October 2024

Job overview

VACANCY

Position: Maths Outreach Lead

Hours of work: Full-time (Part-time, 0.6FTE or above, may be considered)

Contract: Permanent

Salary: L8-L12 (£59,167-£65,286) 2024-2025 STPCD leadership pay scale

Start date: 6th January 2025 


RECRUITMENT DATES

Application Closing Date: 10am, Friday 11th October 2024

Interview Date: Provisionally, Tuesday 22nd October 2024


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Providence Learning Partnership (initially through Durham Sixth Form Centre) aims to become a centre of excellence for the teaching and learning of mathematics, and to provide opportunities for students with an interest and aptitude for mathematics, especially to those from backgrounds currently under-represented in the mathematical sciences. The Trust works with students and teachers in other schools to promote deeper understanding and greater enjoyment of mathematics as well as supporting students to achieve higher attainment in their GCSE, leading to greater participation in mathematics at advanced levels, A-level.

We are looking to appoint a dynamic and inspirational teacher, leader and manager who will take accountability for the development and delivery of our maths outreach projects. This leadership post is an opportunity for a knowledgeable and passionate educationalist who has experience of working in a school to take on a broad ranging role which has the potential for significant impact on young people with an enthusiasm for mathematics. 

The post is full-time, though applicants wishing to work part-time will be considered. The expectation is that the successful candidate will teach mathematics at Durham Sixth Form Centre. The post holder will be given a significant reduction in their teaching allocation to allow them to fulfil the responsibilities of the role. Although we aim to undertake the majority of outreach during school hours (taster lessons, masterclasses etc.), some activities may happen outside of this (for example, early evening online revision classes and occasional Saturday open days) and so the successful candidate should be willing to offer some flexibility, when required, with their working hours.

The successful candidate must be committed to working in an inclusive environment in support of the values, vision, purpose and direction of Providence Learning Partnership.  


APPLICATION PROCESS

Applicants should submit the following information on, or before the closing date:  

  • A completed Application Form using the GoogleForm which can be found by clicking APPLY NOW
  • A supporting Letter of Application of a maximum of two sides of A4, which should include the following titles and response to them: 
  1. Why are you interested in the post, including your preference for part-time or full-time?
  2. Have you taught KS3, GCSE, A level and how well did you students achieve and progress?
  3. What strengths would you bring to the post (with reference to the person specification)? 
  4. What extra would you bring to the role, if appointed?


Note: The supporting Letter of Application should be uploaded in the relevant section on the GoogleForm. Should you need further assistance please email emma.tallentire@providencelearningpartnership.org.uk

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About Durham Sixth Form Centre

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+44 191 383 0708

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Durham Sixth Form Centre, located in Durham city centre, is one of the four largest post-16 schools in the country. It offers places for around 1,300 students from over 50 different secondary schools across County Durham, Sunderland and into Northumberland.   

Durham Sixth Form Centre was built in 1913 as a girls’ grammar school and converted into a sixth form in 1983. The original school building has been significantly added to and now includes a science block, 210-seat theatre, plus three centres for resources, visual arts and leisure. Plans to further extend the school are ongoing.   

Headteacher

Ellen Beveridge   

Values and vision

“Learn, achieve, succeed” are the words encapsulating the ambitions that Durham Sixth Form Centre has for its students. It aims to provide high-quality, inspirational teaching and learning, and to offer excellent support, care and guidance. Personal and professional integrity are highly valued. The school offers the most extensive range of A-levels in the area, in addition to BTEC qualifications and other Level 3 courses. All students are assigned a tutor and pastoral learning leader. There is a strong professional development programme, confirmed by achievement of CPD accreditation, Investors in People status and the Governor Mark. 

Ofsted report

“Relationships between teachers and their students are strong and characterised by mutual respect and high expectations. The teaching makes a good impact on spiritual, moral, social and cultural education, for example through the extensive range of activities available in addition to the curriculum." 

View Durham Sixth Form Centre’s latest Ofsted report 

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