£30K/yr to £44K/yr
England, United Kingdom
Permanent, Variable

Head of Year

Posted by Positive Futures Recruitment.

Head of Year- Humanities, French or Science Specialism

Location:

Reading

Contract:

Permanent, Full Time

Salary:

£31,650-£43,607 + TLR £5,531

Hours:

8.00am-4.00pm OR 8.30am-4.30pm

Our client has an exceptional school in Reading for young people with an Education Healthcare Plan (EHCP) for young with Autism spectrum Conditions and other associated complex needs.

Seeking a Head of Year to join their team, this is a great opportunity to secure a role within a flourishing provision that can offer a range of great benefits.

Duties to include but not limited to:

  • To contribute to the collective ethos of the school and Trust by requiring the highest professional standards from colleagues and behaviour from students.
  • To provide high quality leadership and management of an allocated year group, adopting and modelling a positive and solution focused approach to work, which puts maximising students' life chances first.
  • To ensure effective and robust implementation of school and Trust policies.
  • To support all students in the year group to make exceptional progress, in the spirit of a no excuses culture, and to reduce any differences in performance linked to contextual issues.
  • To ensure the Personal, Spiritual, Moral, Social and Cultural (PD) programme is delivered to the highest level (including through assemblies and enrichment days).
  • To liaise with colleagues across the school, Trust and in outside agencies as required.
  • To carry out such other associated duties as are reasonably assigned by the Headteacher

Requirements:

  • Experience of dealing with young people aged 11+, preferably within an educational context.
  • Recent experience of teaching your subject(s) at the relevant level(s).
  • Involvement in the marking of GCSE and/or A level examination scripts for a recognised Awarding Body.
  • Knowledge of the requirements of the National Curriculum and specifications of examination courses.
  • Knowledge of GCSE and/or A level specifications and curriculum initiatives.
  • An awareness of likely developments affecting the delivery of subjects at Key Stage 3, 4 and 5 (where applicable).
  • Awareness of equal opportunities issues and how they can be tackled through teaching and learning strategies and other SEN provision.

Benefits:

  • Discounted Gym membership
  • Cycle to work scheme
  • Wellness Hub
  • Employee assistance hub and counselling
  • Financial wellbeing support
  • Pension with life assurance
  • Shopping discounts
  • Eye Care
  • Perks Hub
  • Secondment opportunities
  • Priority school places
  • Flexi perks
  • Flu vaccination
  • Me day
  • Car parking
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