Principal
Emneth Academy
Norfolk
- Expired
- Salary:
- £61,000
- Job type:
- Full Time, Permanent
- Start date:
- September 2018
- Apply by:
- 24 January 2018
Job overview
This is a rare opportunity to join a well-established and friendly Academy in an exciting role where passion, commitment and enthusiasm are evident in all that we do.
Emneth Academy is a thriving Primary Academy with around 200 split into 7 classes. From September 2018 we require a Principal to help us on our journey to becoming an outstanding Academy.
Emneth is a member of the Eastern Multi-Academy trust which has a family of primary and secondary phase academies across the East of England. The Trust is committed to ensuring that all students receive the best possible learning experience in order for them to reach their full potential. By ensuring that our staff and managers have the necessary support and resources we are already making a positive impact on colleagues and students alike.
This is an ideal role for either an existing Principal or an experienced leader looking for change and a new challenge.
You will work closely with the Assistant Principal and the rest of the team to improve quality of teaching and attainment across the Academy and work to develop the Strategic aims of the Academy in conjunction with the Trust.
Leadership/middle leadership experience is desirable/essential for this role. Please refer to the Job Description for full details.
Full details of the Academy can be found at: www.emnethacademy.co.uk
To apply online and to view the job description please visit:
http://www.eastern-mat.co.uk/vacancies/
All roles are subject to an enhanced DBS Check.
Informal visits by appointment are welcome. Please contact Lois Hyland on 01553 779689 for further details or to arrange a visit.
Closing date: 24th January 2018.
Interviews will take place 7/8 February at Emneth Academy and the EMAT offices
Attached documents
About Emneth Academy
Emneth Academy is a one-form entry Primary School, from reception through to year 6, and our Academy lies in the heart of Emneth village, near Wisbech.
At Emneth Academy, we want all children to fulfil their potential by discovering a love of learning, while being provided with chances to broaden their outlooks. Our aim is to provide all children with a first class and highly engaging education, where our children can achieve their full academic potential whilst also developing high self-esteem and good mental health and well-being. Through our PSHE, RE and assemblies, we ensure our pupils value diversity and celebrate different cultural inheritances, even if they have little direct experience of them.
Our aim is to provide all children with a first class and highly engaging education, looking both locally, nationally and internationally. We want all children to achieve their full academic potential, whilst also developing high self-esteem and good mental health and wellbeing. We strive to offer a range of different challenges through our knowledge and skills based curriculum.
As part of our commitment to pupil wellbeing, Emneth Academy have recently signed up to #HealthyHappyActive, a programme which has been designed by Inspire+ to develop and encourage young people to lead a Healthy, Happy and Active life. This programme is now firmly embedded into our school curriculum.
About the Trust
Emneth Academy are proud to be part of the Eastern Multi-Academy Trust (EMAT). As part of the EMAT family, we have the opportunity to work closely with other academies in our local area and across West Norfolk. We are currently working very closely with Southery Academy, near Downham Market, and have started some exciting new partnerships which have given rise to opportunities for our staff to work across both schools. We share the Trust’s core values of Empowerment, Motivation, Aspirations and Transformation.
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