Job Description
We are looking for someone who will bring energy, enthusiasm
and commitment to our school. You will be someone who: Builds genuine, positive and trusting
relationships with children. Understands the importance of knowing pupils as
individuals. Has high expectations and is committed to
helping every child achieve their potential. Is passionate about teaching and learning. Can motivate and inspire children to take pride
in their learning. Develops pupils' confidence, independence and
resilience. Is hardworking, reliable and committed to doing
the very best for the children in their care. Is adaptable and confident when joining an
established class during the academic year. Understands the importance of consistency and
reassurance during a change of teacher. Works positively and collaboratively with
colleagues. Communicates openly and positively with parents
and carers. Is reflective and keen to develop their own
practice. Is willing to contribute to the wider life of
the school. Shares our values of Adaptability, Resilience
and Togetherness. Most importantly, we are looking for someone who genuinely
cares about children, believes in their potential and wants to make a
difference. Skills & Experience Ideally, you will have experience of teaching in upper KS2,
although we are interested in hearing from teachers who can demonstrate the
skills, commitment and enthusiasm needed to make a real difference to our
pupils. We are looking for someone with: Strong knowledge and understanding of the
primary curriculum. High expectations of teaching, learning and
pupil behaviour. The ability to plan and deliver engaging,
purposeful and inclusive learning. Experience of using assessment effectively to
identify gaps and plan next steps. The ability to adapt teaching to meet the needs
of all learners, including pupils with SEND. Strong classroom management skills. Excellent communication and interpersonal
skills. The ability to build positive relationships with
pupils, colleagues and families. A commitment to inclusion and ensuring every
child has the opportunity to succeed. The ability to work effectively as part of a
team. A commitment to safeguarding and promoting the
welfare of children. A willingness to reflect, learn and continually
develop professional practice. Experience of upper KS2 is desirable, but we are equally
interested in the qualities, skills and commitment you can bring to our school.
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