Deputy Examinations Officer
Beechen Cliff School
Bath and North East Somerset
- £11,137 - £11,682 per year
- New
- Quick apply
- Job type:
- Part Time, Permanent
- Start date:
- ASAP
- Apply by:
- 6 January 2025
Job overview
Grade 4, point 7-10. 18.5 hours per week.
Term time only + 2 inset days + 1 additional week in the summer holidays
Actual salary - £11,137-£11,682
Start date: As soon as available.
Beechen Cliff School is situated in the city of Bath and is a high achieving state-funded day and boarding school for boys in the lower school and a large mixed Sixth Form.
An opportunity has arisen for a Deputy Examinations Officer to join the team at Beechen Cliff. The successful candidate will work closely with the existing Examinations Officer and Invigilation Team to help organise and run external and mock examinations at the school to ensure the best examination experience for our students.
The role needs an enthusiastic person who is able to be flexible and think on their feet, particularly during the busy summer examinations season when TOIL and/or additional overtime will be available. A working knowledge of SIMs, Arbor or other management systems or previous experience of working in a school is an advantage.
At Beechen Cliff School, our vision is to enable our pupils and students to achieve their aspirations and become well-rounded, confident and compassionate individuals who go on to live fulfilled lives and make a positive contribution to society.
We are committed to providing an exceptional, all-round education both in terms of high academic standards and an incredible range of extra-curricular opportunities.
Beechen Cliff is part of the Midsomer Norton Schools Partnership. Midsomer Norton Schools Partnership is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people and expects all staff and volunteers to share this commitment. An enhanced Disclosure Barring Service Certificate is required for this post prior to commencement.
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About Beechen Cliff School
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Beechen Cliff is a high achieving state day and boarding school for boys in Years 7-11 with a large, vibrant, academic mixed Sixth Form.
Our vision is to enable our pupils and students to achieve their aspirations and become well-rounded, confident and compassionate individuals who go on to live fulfilled lives and make a positive contribution to society.
We are committed to providing an exceptional, all-round education both in terms of high academic standards and an incredible range of extra-curricular opportunities.
We have high expectations of our pupils in terms of their learning, conduct and appearance and encourage all to take advantage of the opportunities available to them at school.
Our pastoral care is based around both a Year Group system and a House system. Pupils are placed in year based tutor groups within one of four Houses, which enables pupils to feel part of and contribute to their House community. We work incredibly hard to ensure our pupils are known, understood and feel both valued and supported in school.
Our pupils benefit from high quality teaching and pastoral care through working with a committed, experienced and caring team of staff, which leads to examination results above the national average and successful progression to the next stage of education.
We aim to develop character and an understanding of values with much of our work based around our Core Values of aspiration, compassion, independence and respect.
We are part of the Midsomer Norton Schools Partnership Trust and, within this, a member of the Bath Hub. Within the Bath Hub we work closely with Hayesfield Girls School and St Marks School with a common vision to ensure that pupils across the city achieve their personal best.
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