Headteacher
Cheslyn Hay Academy
Staffordshire
- £101,066 - £117,066 per year
- Expired
- Salary:
- LPS
- Job type:
- Full Time, Permanent
- Start date:
- September 2024
- Apply by:
- 27 February 2024
Job overview
Cheslyn Hay Academy
Post: Headteacher (required September 2024)
Salary: Group 7, L32 - L38 (£101066 - £117066)
Permanent, full time
Reporting to: Director of Education
Following the progression of the current Headteacher into an executive position, we are seeking an exceptional Headteacher to lead Cheslyn Hay Academy on the next stage of its school improvement journey. We are looking for a leader who will inspire students and staff to achieve the highest possible standards, unlocking students’ academic and personal potential.
Cheslyn Hay is a high-performing and successful mixed 11-18 comprehensive academy of 1300 students including a thriving and growing sixth form. With the strength of the forward thinking and progressive Windsor Academy Trust behind us, we work to ensure all students and staff can have High Expectation and High Achievement in all that they do, as shown in our recent ‘Good’ Ofsted judgement. We are oversubscribed and value our strong community reputation and links.
This is a fantastic opportunity for a highly motivated, dynamic and ambitious individual with substantial experience. Applications are particularly welcome from existing Headteachers and aspirational Deputy Headteachers with the required skills and experience to lead the school. In addition to leading and developing your senior team at Cheslyn Hay, you will be working in a close knit team across our family of schools.
Windsor Academy Trust is a strong and growing regional family of 15 schools, both primary and secondary, who work collaboratively to unlock the academic and personal potential of nearly 10,000 students.
If you would like to find out why our staff love working at Cheslyn Hay, feel free to contact Nat Bryan at nbryan@windsoracademytrust.org.uk (PA to the Director of Education) to make arrangements to discuss the role and visit the school.
Closing Date: Tuesday 27th February 2024
Interview Date: Week commencing 4th March 2024
Windsor Academy Trust is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and expects all staff and volunteers to share this commitment. This post is subject to an enhanced DBS with barred list check.
Attached documents
About Cheslyn Hay Academy
- Cheslyn Hay Academy
- Saredon Road, Cheslyn Hay, Walsall
- West Midlands
- WS6 7JQ
- United Kingdom
School Aims and Sports College Mission Statement, Aims and Objectives
School Aims
• To provide a comprehensive curriculum which will enable students to understand and realise their full potential
academically, spiritually and physically.
• To provide a secure, caring and disciplined environment in which all students are able to develop confidence,
respect for themselves and others and are able to thrive.
• To enable students to develop emotionally and intellectually so that they appreciate beauty and the achievements of
others.
• To work with parents and others to prepare students for adult life as family member, worker or member of the
community.
• To enable our students to acquire a reasoned set of moral values and beliefs appropriate to the rapidly changing
and multicultural society in which we live.
• To provide our students with a stimulating and enjoyable experience which they will value for the rest of their lives.
• To place a focus upon health and fitness for all working in the school and provide opportunities for increased
quality access to physical activity.
Sports College Mission Statement
• Cheslyn Hay Academy is currently at the centre of local community sport as it forms part of
a joint user agreement with South Staffordshire District Council and this will be developed through greater provision
for Adult Education in courses related to Physical Education and Sport.
• The school currently has a thriving Physical Education department which produces high levels of attainment with all
ages and all abilities. This will be further enhanced through the structured professional development of all staff.
• Through continually developing links with community partners, opportunities and provision for participation at all
levels of Sport will be increased.
• All pupils will follow an accredited course in Physical Education and Sport, and this will be instrumental in
encouraging students to pursue both careers in the subject and healthy lifestyles.
• At Cheslyn Hay we believe that all pupils should be able to access ICT and as such all pupils will utilise a wide
range of technology related to Physical Education and Sport through the latest ‘virtual’ and interactive software.
• Pupils at Cheslyn Hay Academy will be encouraged to review their own progress and set
themselves targets based on Individual Activity Plans. This will encourage the pupils to become independent
learners with responsibility for their own progress.
Sports College Aims and Objectives
To raise standards of achievement in each specialist subject through the increased quality of teaching and learning.
• To implement a high-quality professional development programme enabling Physical Education to be used as a
learning foundation subject.
• To enhance the school’s target setting by developing self-review, Individual Activity Plans and student peer
mentoring to raise standards of achievement, motivation and self-esteem.
To extend curricular opportunities in the specialist subjects, including subject enrichment areas, out of hours
learning, industry/business links and the relationship between specialist subjects.
• To extend the quality and quantity of the Out of Hours Learning programme through the extension of the working day. • To develop the enhancement of pupils’ learning opportunities through the development of structured cross-
curricular links.
• To develop the provision of Outdoor and Adventurous Activities via inclusion in curriculum and enrichment activities.
To increase take-up and interest in specialist subject courses, particularly post-16.
• To develop the existing provision for pupils to follow accredited courses in Physical Education and Sport ensuring
all pupils leave Cheslyn Hay Academy with a recognised qualification.
• To increase participation and stimulate interest by the structuring of post-16 Physical Education to enhance Key
Skills/Millennium Volunteers schemes.
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