Dove House Academy Maths Teacher
Dove House Academy
Hampshire
- £30,000 - £46,525 per year
- New
- Salary:
- MPR/UPR+ SEN
- Job type:
- Full Time, Permanent
- Start date:
- January 2025
- Apply by:
- 31 August 2024
Job overview
Dove House is a popular, successful, and highly regarded school in Basingstoke, for pupils with moderate learning difficulties and autism, aged between 11-19. We are proud to be an outstanding school (Ofsted 2019) but retain our passion to keep moving forward.
We are seeking a full-time teacher for our Maths department, from January 2024, who cares passionately about the education and wellbeing of pupils with special educational needs and their families.
This is a rewarding opportunity to join an outstanding department and teach students working towards a wide range of maths qualifications, from Entry level through to Functional Skills and GCSE.
You will be skilled in Secondary GCSE teaching and be willing to deliver high quality extra-curricular opportunities.
This position may suit a skilled Primary trained teacher with an interest/specialism in Maths.
We will provide high quality coaching, support, and professional development. You will have the opportunity to be innovative, creative and have fun, whilst making a real difference to the lives of our pupils who face challenges in their learning and development.
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About Dove House Academy
As a special school Dove House has developed the facilities and teaching expertise to meet the special needs of it’s pupils.
Alongside the National Curriculum for the secondary phase, apart from a modern foreign language, we offer expertise in ASD (Autistic Spectrum Disorder, PALS (Pupil Additional Literacy Support), OT (Occupational Therapy) and SaLT (Speech and Language Therapy) and also offer a comprehensive life skills course which is designed to give each pupil the necessary skills for independent living when they leave school.
Aims for pupils:
- To develop their knowledge, skills, experience and imagination to their maximum.
- To be able, by the end of their school careers, to take a full and active part in society as independently as possible.
- To grow into a well rounded young adult, able to live as independently as possible
- To take the lead in living an inspirational happy life.
Aims for Teaching and Learning:
- To provide educational experiences which are more effective than that offered in a mainstream school for children with learning difficulties.
- To provide learning situations and tasks which are stimulating, informative, planned and relevant.
- To minimise the effect of, or compensate for any disabilities.
- To provide a curriculum which goes beyond the classroom and prepares the pupil for the adult world of work, leisure and potential parenthood.
Aims for the School:
- To be a place in which the children feel confident, safe and secure.
- To be a place where the pupils and their parents feel individually known and with which they are proud to be connected.
- To be an organisation, which is highly regarded and valued by the pupils, parents and the community to be an environment in which it is a pleasure to work.
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