Moving from Middle Leadership to Senior Leadership is both very competitive and very challenging. You need to make sure that you are going to stand out from the crowd, if you are going to be offered a Senior Leadership role. If you would like to benefit from the advice and guidance of an experienced Head and Executive Head please do contact me on the email below. If you are interested in taking up this free opportunity please send me an email to infiniteeducationcareers@gmail.com

Advice on applying for an Assistant Head (Secondary) position from an experienced Headteacher. This bundle includes a list of interview tasks, interview questions, exemplar personal statement, a video on the key information to put in your application/personal statement and a video describing interview tasks for Assistant Head jobs.

Topics: the Periodic Table, redox reactions, rates of reaction, exothermic and endothermic reactions, bond energies, crude oil, the Earth’s atmosphere.

A range of AS level past exam questions on kinetics with answers.

A selection of past exam questions on the topic of energetics for AS Chemistry.

A PPT for revision of about half the topics covered at GCSE.

This resource is an example C.V. that I have used for several successful job applications. It shows how to be concise while still showcasing what I have done within two sides of A4, as most organisations will expect your C.V. to be no longer than this. You may have had fewer jobs than I have had, so you may have more room to give some more detail on the key things that you have been responsible for and have achieved.

This document is the covering letter I wrote for a successful job application for a Deputy Head position. You will find examples of how I described my experience and linked them to the impact I had, which I quantified wherever possible.

This document is the covering letter I wrote for a successful job application for a Head of Science position. You will find examples of how I described my experience and linked them to the impact I had, which I quantified wherever possible. Although it is Science Job application, the principles of how to write a covering letter apply to all Head of Department positions.

This is a revision resource for GCSE Biology. It is a PPT, but could be printed and used as individual worksheets or in a booklet format. It contains a visual image and some questions on the following topics. However, the answers to the questions are not in the PPT. Topics in the PPT How enzymes work Denature of enzymes Photosynthesis Environmental conditions Surveying plants in a location: a transect Diffusion Osmosis Active transport Respiration: aerobic Respiration: anaerobic Uses of anaerobic respiration to make biogas, bread and alcohol Cells tissues and organs Structure of plant cells, organelles and their functions Structure of animal cells, organelles and their functions Stem cells: embryonic and adult The structure of DNA: base pairing How DNA is replicated How proteins are made (genes switching on and off) Mitosis Meiosis Phototropism and auxins in the tips

This is the cover letter I used for a successful job application for the position of Assistant Headteacher. It demonstrates how to construct a personal statement using middle leadership skills, experiences and CPD, linking each of these to the progress of students. This resource is also part of my Assistant Head job personal statement bundle, which includes this document, advice on how to be successful at the interview tasks and the common questions used at Assistant Head interviews. Two of the 5 resources in the bundle have an audio voice over with important advice from a Headteacher’s perspective, about how to be successful when applying for an Assistant Head position. The cost of the bundle is excellent value at £10. As part of this ‘sale’ I also offer a free mentoring session to help and guide you with your job application. If you would like to take advantage of this, please send me a message to infiniteeducationcareers@gmail.com

This resource is a PPT that contains revision sheets for Edexcel topics C1 and C2. They can be used as revision sheets for tests and exams or they could be used as homeworks to consolidate understanding at the end of each subtopic. Note: they can be used in A4 format, but probably best in A3. Check that the margins of the slides print before sending a lot of printing, you may need to adjust the size of the tables.