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Design & Technology: Food Specialist

Design & Technology: Food Specialist

St Mary's Catholic High School

Wigan

  • Expired
Salary:
Teachers' Pay Scale
Job type:
Full Time, Permanent
Start date:
1 January 2025
Apply by:
14 October 2024

Job overview

The Governors of this dynamic and forward thinking 11-18 Catholic high school and Sixth Form College are seeking to appoint a well-qualified, enthusiastic and energetic Teacher of Technology with a specialism in Food Technology. This post is suitable for an experienced or newly qualified teacher. We are a large school with a dedicated and flexible staff and are looking to make the best possible addition to our team. The successful candidate will join a highly skilled team of committed teachers, on a mission to develop confident, intuitive and resilient designers and problem solvers.

We are looking for a colleague who understands the importance of Food Technology and is passionate about inspiring our students, equipping them with the powerful knowledge and understanding they need to succeed at GCSE. This role will offer the successful candidate exciting challenges that will be both rewarding and fulfilling. You will be well supported to achieve your own personal career goals and aspirations.

If you would like to arrange to visit school or have any questions regarding this post, please contact Tricia Foster: Human Resources Manager. t.foster@st-maryshigh.wigan.sch.uk

Full details of this post including the CES Teacher Application form and associated documents are available to download from the school’s website https://www.stmaryschs.org.uk 

To apply for the post your completed application must be submitted to include the following documents:

  • CES Teacher Application Form to include a supporting statement (current version of the application form December 2020)
  • CES Consent to Obtain References
  • CES Monitoring Form

Closing date: 9.00am on Monday 14th October 2024.

Interviews: w/c 14th October 2024.

St Mary’s is an equal opportunities employer, committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children. We follow safer recruitment practices and appointments are subject to an enhanced DBS check.

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About St Mary's Catholic High School

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+44 1942 884144

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Headteacher: Mrs D Brahms BA(Hons), PGCE, NPQH

St. Mary’s is a well established, co-educational, Catholic 11-18 comprehensive school within the Wigan Local Authority and under the trusteeship of the Liverpool Archdiocese. We have a very supportive and inclusive pastoral system. The school is currently judged by OFSTED as a Good School.

Facilities on the 30 acre site are good and the school is within easy access of local trunk roads and motorways. The Governors have invested significant funds into the school site to build an Excellence Centre, a new dining facility, a dedicated Sixth form area, a new Technology and Geography base and a Student Support Centre. The Governing Body is the employer of staff in the school.  All staff are expected to be fully supportive of the school’s Mission Statement and the aims and practices of Catholic education. Teaching staff attend and contribute to assemblies and other liturgical functions which are part of the life of the school. The academic structure of the school is built on a Faculty basis. The student guidance structure, supported fully by form tutors, is led by Directors of each Key Stage.

The school takes pupils across the whole ability range which includes those aiming for university and those with special educational needs.  All pupils are of equal value and every child should achieve the highest possible standards. The highest standards of discipline are demanded. A uniform is worn and insisted on. The governors seek to appoint teachers who share such high standards and who are willing to support whole school policies in order to reinforce levels of conduct, behaviour and good manners. Extra curricular activities form an important part of children’s experience whilst at school and we particularly welcome applications from teachers who will provide additional opportunities for pupils outside normal lessons, either in their own subject or other areas.

In recent years pupils have represented their town, county and in some cases England and Great Britain in a variety of sports. The Music Department has an excellent choir which regularly performs at public events. A large number of staff are involved in school clubs at lunchtime and after school.

We work closely with other schools and have a collaborative model to offer students in order to offer students enhanced opportunities.  With effect from 1st September 2003 all appointments have been subject to the understanding that staff may be requested to work collaboratively.

Where a post is reserved for practising Catholics (e.g. Headteacher, Head of Religious Education) this will be clearly stated in the Job Description or Person Specification.  A very strong contribution is made to the school by teachers who, though not themselves Catholics, are completely in sympathy with the aims and practices of Catholic education.

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