Exams Invigilator
Holy Cross Catholic High School
Lancashire
- £12 per hour
- New
- Salary:
- Must be available between Tuesday 6 May and Friday 20 June 2025 plus one training afternoon in March (Date TBC). Hours to be discussed at interview.
- Job type:
- Part Time, Casual
- Apply by:
- 29 November 2024
Job overview
The Governing Body is seeking to appoint a skilled, enthusiastic and motivated person to the role of Exams Invigilator.
Holy Cross is a Catholic High School established by the Catholic Community of the Chorley Deanery under the trusteeship of the Liverpool Archdiocese. We work in partnership with parishes and parents to provide the best possible education for our young people between the ages of 11 and 16, building on the foundations laid in Primary School and preparing for their future development at the Catholic Sixth Form College or other post-sixteen establishments, or in the world of employment and training.
Closing date 12 noon, Friday 29 November 2024.
Attached documents
About Holy Cross Catholic High School
- Holy Cross Catholic High School
- Myles Standish Way, Chorley
- Lancashire
- PR7 3LS
- United Kingdom
Holy Cross Catholic High School (full name, Holy Cross Catholic High School, A Sports and Science College) is a mixed, Roman Catholic secondary school for pupils aged 11-16. It is a voluntary aided comprehensive school for about 800 schools and is located in Chorley, Lancashire.
It was established by the Catholic Community of the Chorley Deanery, under the trusteeship of the Liverpool Archdiocese. The school was formerly two separate schools, one for boys and one for girls. The boys’ school was known as St Augustine’s, while the girls’ was called St Hilda’s.
Headteacher
Mr Lindley
Values and vision
Holy Cross stands for a rich Catholic tradition, based on the Gospels and the teachings of Jesus Christ. The school endeavours to serve the needs of the whole school community, and in particular acknowledges the needs of those who are disadvantaged.
Holy Cross recognises the importance of developing the potential of each person “in justice and equality”, and strives to educate all pupils as a “whole person”, made in the image of God. The school believes in the pursuit of excellence, not only in academic studies, but in everything that pupils do.
Ofsted
“The progress of students has accelerated such that they now make good progress throughout the school, especially in English.Teaching is good and includes skilful questioning and students working together well to help them achieve the best they can.”
“There are good relationships between teachers and students. Students know that their teachers want them to do well and will help them to succeed.”
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