Deputy Head Teacher
The British School in The Netherlands, Junior School Diamanthorst
NETHERLANDS
- Expired
- Salary:
- Competitive salary package
- Job type:
- Full Time, Permanent
- Start date:
- September 2015
- Apply by:
- 28 September 2014
Job overview
The British School in The Netherlands is seeking a confident and enthusiastic Deputy Head Teacher to join our Junior School Diamanthorst. The position becomes available from September 2015 (or earlier depending on candidate availability). This is an outstanding opportunity for a competent professional with previous senior leadership experience, presence and drive.
Established in 1931 The BSN has a tradition of quality. Our curriculum has a strong British foundation and our students and teachers are from all around the world, inspiring a vibrant international outlook. With approximately 320 students aged 3-11 years old, Junior School Diamanthorst is a small school with a strong heart. You will be working within a dynamic and open-minded team who strive to help students to become confident, happy individuals.
We are looking for a candidate who reflects and inspires the culture of this caring and successful school. You will demonstrate commitment to school development, leading collaboratively with the senior management team. We are looking for a candidate with vision to build on the school's current success, who relishes challenges and has the ability to move developments forward.
Experience with the international parent community is desirable as is having worked across sectors. You will be expected to demonstrate excellent teaching, confident leadership and an innovative approach in contributing towards the strategic direction of the school.
The Deputy Head Teacher role encompasses other responsibilities crucial to Junior School Diamanthorst's success. You will be actively involved in school health and safety and you will have a focus on safeguarding and the successful transition of students. You will also be an active member of The BSN Continuing Professional Development Programme.
The Deputy Head Teacher is also a member of the Extended Board of Management comprising Head Teachers of all BSN schools, Deputy Head Teachers and Heads of Business Units, led by the Principal. To apply for the outstanding opportunity and for more information on the responsibilities of the role please visit the 'Working For Us' section of our website: www.britishschool.nl
If successful in your application you will be invited to the first round of interviews which will take place in London on 13th and 14th October. Following this, the second round of interviews will take place on 23rd and 24th October in The Netherlands.
Locations: Junior School Diamanthorst
Salary: Competitive salary package
Starting date: September 2015 or earlier depending on candidate availability
Closing date: 28th September
Initial Interview: 13th & 14th October in London
Final interview date: 23rd & 24th October in Den Haag
Category: Management
Job Type: Full-time
To apply for this position please visit the Working For Us section of our website:
www.britishschool.nl
About The British School in The Netherlands, Junior School Diamanthorst
- The British School in The Netherlands, Junior School Diamanthorst
- Saffierhorst 117
- Den Haag
- 2592 GH
- Netherlands
We aim to help children understand the value of both work and leisure, and encourage them to become confident, happy individuals. We provide a secure, stimulating, and challenging learning environment where each child is respected as an individual. We aspire to meet the educational needs of all our children by setting high standards and encouraging them to be confident in generating high, yet realistic expectations for themselves.
School assemblies and ‘special’ events form a major part of school life as a way for us to celebrate success. Parental involvement in school life is encouraged and we look forward to welcoming you into our community!
TEACHING AT THE BSN
With small classes, motivated students, outstanding classroom support and excellent facilities, our staff are free to truly teach.
The BSN is a well-established school with a strong reputation and consistently outstanding exam results. At the same time, standards are modern and our culture is one of innovation and continuous improvement.
Our Ed Tech strategy provides the best tools for great learning to occur and ensures the learning benefits are firmly in focus. Beyond the classroom, students benefit from an extensive range of co-curricular activities, trips and visits.
LIVING IN THE NETHERLANDS
In the Netherlands, you’ll find plenty of opportunities to meet new people and socialise. The Netherlands offers a high standard of living with a good work/life balance.
The Netherlands is safe and stable, with well-connected transportation and good infrastructure.
There is a strong sporting tradition, but be warned, the weather is not always predictable! Fortunately, there are plenty of museums to visit when it rains, especially for the art enthusiast.
DEVELOP & LEARN
We provide a world-class range of opportunities through our International Leadership Academy and The BSN Language Centre to provide continued professional development to all staff. There are many opportunities for staff to advance their career with a position of responsibility. Staff members can benefit from coaching or even by becoming a mentor themselves. As part of a thriving community of 80+ nationalities, there is a lot to learn from peers and students.
DIVERSITY & EQUALITY
The BSN is committed to diversity and equal opportunities for all of its staff and students. We have recently established a dedicated cross-campus diversity and equality working group for our staff and parents.
We encourage and invite candidates from diverse backgrounds to apply for our vacancies.
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