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Teacher of RS

Teacher of RS

Heart of England School

Solihull

  • New
  • Expiring soon
Salary:
MPS/UPS
Job type:
Full Time, Fixed Term
Start date:
Easter 2025 or sooner
Apply by:
13 December 2024

Job overview

TEACHER OF RELIGIOUS STUDIES with KS3 PSHCE

Full Time, Fixed Term (two terms), required from Easter 2025

We seek an enthusiastic, reflective, determined specialist to teach Religious Studies from KS3 to KS4 and PSHCE in KS3.  All students in KS3 study RS, and all students in years 10 and 11 study GCSE Religious Studies AQA Spec A – Christianity and Islam. Like the sound of this, then apply!

Our vision is simple; we create futures and that includes ensuring our staff have them too!  At Heart of England we are clear in our approach to professional well-being, which is crucial at a time of ever-shifting challenge.

We believe in agency and autonomy for our staff. We believe that the same intellectual curiosity that leads you to want to study your subject at university and then teach it to others is what makes you best placed to make decisions about the way you teach your subject now. We believe that when it comes to learning and teaching, our motto, “No One Way … By Design, but deliver”, encapsulates our philosophy of enabling staff to deliver the best possible outcomes for students in a culture that acknowledges variety.

Each subject department has designed its own new curriculum for KS3 following the sequence of knowledge and skills they believe to be essential for students as they develop through the years. Our behaviour policy with the motto 'Our One Way…By Design' outlines that clear boundaries and consistent daily action are the bedrock of a successful school. Another thing about us: we're not into quick fixes or superficial tweaks; we're in it for sustainable excellence.

If you think we sound like the kind of school where you'd enjoy working, please come and visit, call for a conversation, click on our website, or simply apply. The future you are seeking may well be here.

Heart of England School is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and expects all its staff and volunteers to share this commitment. This post requires an enhanced DBS check.

Job description, person specification, department details and application form downloadable from the TES website.

The process of application is as follows:

·        Completed application form

·        A letter outlining your suitability for the post

Applications to:

Mr Gethyn Bennett - Acting Principal

Heart of England School, Gipsy Lane, Balsall Common, CV7 7FW

Email: office@heart-england.co.uk

Tel: 01676 535222

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About Heart of England School

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+44 1676 535222

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Located in Balsall Common, a village in the West Midlands, Heart of England School is a co-educational secondary academy. The school has around 1300 pupilss, 250 of whom reside in the school sixth form, making it larger than the average secondary school. The vast majority of teaching takes place on-site, but the school does make use of a limited amount of off-site provision for students with certain educational needs. Heart of England School converted to academy status in 2011, but the school is not part of any wider academy group.

Headteacher

Mrs Jacqueline Hughes-Williams

Values and Vision

Heart of England School enshrines a number of core principles in its values statement. These include the values of honesty, encouraging pupils to be open with both themselves and others, determination, in academic and personal endeavours, courage, to experience new things while at school, humour, as part of the joy of learning, and kindness, towards their teachers and their peers. The curriculum at Heart of England School is designed to be diverse and inclusive, presenting a range of opportunities for pupils of all backgrounds and academic abilities. 

Ofsted

“Students make outstanding progress in the sixth form, reaching standards which are well above the national average in most subjects. There is a rising trend in the percentage of students, including the more-able, gaining the highest grades in both A- and AS-level subjects. Students eligible for free school meals do just as well as their classmates.”

The full report into Heart of England School can be found here. 

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