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Teacher of Clarinet and Saxophone

Teacher of Clarinet and Saxophone

Pocklington School

York

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Job type:
Part Time, Maternity Cover
Start date:
January 2021
Apply by:
20 November 2020

Job overview

Music is an important part of life at Pocklington School. The successful candidate will find a friendly, inclusive and supportive environment in a thriving department with an excellent reputation.

Candidates should be strong performers, have enthusiasm for music teaching and be well organised with good IT skills. You will have a good degree or performance diploma, along with experience of preparing pupils for all aspects of music examinations.

The successful candidate will be required to teach the Clarinet and Saxophone in the Prep and Senior Schools, from beginners to Grade 8 +.

The expected requirement is for approximately 5.5 hours of teaching per week to cover maternity leave, with teaching currently taking place on a Thursday.  The post is equally suitable for someone with experience or new to the profession.

For an informal chat about the role please contact Mr Samuel Austin, Director of Music on 01759 321200 or mainoffice@pocklingtonschool.com

To apply please use the "quick apply" button.

T: 01759 322666 E: recruitment@pocklingtonschool.com

Closing date: 9am 20th November 2020

Pocklington School Foundation is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and expects all staff to share this commitment.  The successful applicant will be required to undertake an enhanced disclosure via the DBS.

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About Pocklington School

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  • Pocklington School
  • West Green, Pocklington, York
  • East Riding of Yorkshire
  • YO42 2NJ
  • United Kingdom
+44 1759 321200

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We offer incredible experiences inside and outside the classroom and believe in challenging and encouraging our students to seize opportunities that we go the extra mile to provide. These activities and our personalised approach to teaching and learning help to form the bedrock of our students’ individual characters. We are a day and boarding Christian foundation that is academic and inclusive and a family school whose togetherness, care for each other and pride in our community is evident in our outstanding pastoral provision. At the very heart of our ethos lie our “Values and Virtues”; they drive all that we do at Pocklington and mean our students leave with a strong sense of personal and social responsibility along with the ability to shape their own future.

Pocklington School lies 12 miles east of York in a safe, rural setting on the edge of a small, friendly market town, on a 50-acre campus with good public transport links and its own minibus pick-up service. The School was founded in 1514 and has retained its strong tradition of encouraging pupils to have the courage to take chances with learning and always remain true to themselves. 

Numerous co-curricular activities for day and boarding pupils take place every day until 5pm, and each pupil is encouraged to pursue their own interests to help develop the depth of character and self-awareness to tackle life’s challenges on their own terms. Extensive facilities include a 300-seat theatre, an indoor sports hall, conditioning room and swimming pool, plus 21 acres of grass sports pitches and two full-sized synthetic pitches. Full, flexible and casual boarding options are available, in boarding houses which create a home from home for both domestic and international students. 

Right through from Prep School, with its emphasis on nurturing children’s natural curiosity, imagination and enthusiasm for learning, to the Sixth Form where independent thought is prized, our pupils are encouraged to be resilient, resourceful learners. Lessons are planned around giving pupils the opportunity to develop their independence and character, rather than simply acquiring and retaining facts. We employ the best educational tools and appropriate new technology facilities to ensure youngsters are enthused and inspired by the world of knowledge available to them. Flexible learning platforms and an individual approach allows each pupil to progress at his or her pace, boosting their confidence and self-esteem so they often exceed their expectations. 

Our new £3m Art and Design Technology Centre, which opened in Autumn 2017, has every facility to encourage the pursuit of traditional arts and crafts, as well as provide cutting-edge equipment for digital and computer design, and manufacturing technology. The innovation and cross fertilisation of ideas the Centre promotes are increasingly valued in society today. 

Sixth Form facilities include spacious communal areas, a study centre, and comprehensive library. Students are encouraged to work both collaboratively and independently as they begin to make the transition to university study and/or workplace success. 

Recent former pupils who retain links with the school include Davis Cup winner Kyle Edmund, England rugby star Rob Webber and world-renowned concert pianist Alexandra Dariescu. 

We aim to:

· Embed our Pocklington Values and Virtues into all that we do 

· Broaden our pupils’ horizons and elevate their ambitions 

· Work and engage with families in educating their children 

· Embrace innovation and be conscious of tradition 

· Ensure our Foundation’s future as a provider of excellent education


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