Teacher of History
Clevedon School
North Somerset
- Expired
- Salary:
- TMS/UPS
- Job type:
- Full Time, Permanent
- Start date:
- September 2018
- Apply by:
- 9 February 2018
Job overview
Clevedon School is an 11-18 Mixed Comprehensive (1215 on roll inc. 184 in Sixth Form) which was judged in October 2011 to be Outstanding. We are committed to excellence and are ambitious for further improvement. The school has a clear vision and is known for innovation and strong student ethos. Clevedon is an attractive coastal town south of Bristol and the school is situated in beautiful wooded surroundings.
We are looking for an outstanding Teacher of History to start in September 2018.
We Offer:
- A school committed to excellence that values students and staff
- Exceptional professional development led by nationally recognised trainers
- Opportunities to be involved in the Clevedon Learning Hub – involvement in conferences, coaching staff, work programmes with other schools, host of the Clevedon ‘TeachMeet’
- Opportunity to be part of a high performing (GCSE and A Level) history department
- A thriving, nationally acclaimed House system with mixed aged tutor groups providing a positive ethos through student responsibility created by well-behaved students
You Offer:
- Outstanding classroom pedagogy
- An ability to inspire curiosity and ignite passion for learning
- Commitment to be part of an innovative and forward thinking school
- The ability to teach other humanities subject would be an advantage
“Clevedon School appoints high quality staff who make a positive difference to student experiences.”
If you are interested in this post please contact us on 01275 337404 to discuss interview arrangements or to arrange a visit to the school.
An application form and further details are available from www.clevedonschool.org.uk
Tel: 01275 337404 Fax: 01275 340935
Email: recruitment@clevedonschool.org.uk
Closing date for Applications - Friday 9th February 2018
Clevedon Learning Trust is committed to safeguarding and all applicants will be vetted through ISA/DBS checks.
Attached documents
About Clevedon School
Based in Clevedon, North Somerset, Clevedon School is a mainstream secondary school with a sixth form. The 1,217-pupil school is an academy and has 184 students on the roll in sixth form. It is a coeducational establishment that educates students aged between 11 and 18 in North Somerset. The school was rewarded for improving the exam results from 2007 and 2010.
Headteacher
John Wells
Values and Vision
Clevedon School prioritises the pupils. They are nurtured and supported while at the academy. Students are encouraged to take responsibility and take advantage of every opportunity that is offered to them. The school believes in teaching through the use of technology. In 2013, iPads started being used in lessons. The children are taught about being safe online and how to use the device. The aim is to help students develop the skills necessary for the workplace.
Ofsted report
“Clevedon is an outstanding school which provides excellent opportunities for students to thrive and develop highly effective skills and aptitudes. The school’s focus on raising standards has brought about exceptional improvement over the last few years. Standards in English have been high with GCSE results being well above average. In mathematics, the strong focus on improvement has meant that these standards have risen significantly and are now above average. Hence attainment is above average and students make good, and often outstanding, progress. The school’s excellent, accurate analysis shows that this momentum is due to continue. Results at A level show that students in the sixth form are well prepared for their next phase of education, including university, or for work.”
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