Assistant Headteacher
The Studio@Deyes
Sefton
- Expired
- Salary:
- L6-L10
- Job type:
- Full Time, Permanent
- Start date:
- 1st September 2015
- Apply by:
- 21 April 2015
Job overview
Studio@Deyes is seeking an inspirational Assistant Headteacher who is dynamic, creative and ambitious to join the Senior Leadership Team for the opening of Liverpool’s newest school.
As a brand new studio school within the Lydiate Learning Trust, Studio@Deyes offers an excellent environment to develop your teaching career. State-of-the-art facilities, a specialised curriculum and a personalised learning approach ensure Studio@Deyes will be a leading education provider within the Liverpool City Region.
The Assistant Headteacher will be responsible for the leadership of Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) subjects with a whole school responsibility as negotiated at interview. The role will provide strategic direction and development for STEM at Studio@Deyes, to ensure that it is well led, managed and looking for continuous improvement. This exciting opportunity will include teaching in any of the four disciplines, leading by example and modeling best practice.
How to apply:
To fulfil our safeguarding requirements, please complete an application form down loaded from the vacancies page of the Studio@Deyes website. www.studio-deyes.co.uk/vacancies
Please also attach a letter of application (this forms a major part of the assessment criteria) addressed to the Headteacher of the school, maximum of two sides of A4 Arial font 12, addressing the following points:
- Why you are interested in the post and your experience so far.
- What contributions you could make to students' development within our school.
- Any particular areas of strength and expertise you have to offer.
Applications should arrive by 9.00am on Tuesday 21st April;
Interviews will take place on the following week.
Please email applications to: recruitment@lydiatelearningtrust.co.uk with Assistant Headteacher –Studio@Deyes in the subject line.
Location Studio@Deyes,
Vortex Court,
Wavertree Technology Park,
Liverpool.
About The Studio@Deyes
- The Studio@Deyes
- Vortex House, Enterprise Way, Wavertree, Liverpool
- Merseyside
- L13 1FB
- United Kingdom
The Studio@Deyes is a co-educational, non-denominational 14-19 studio school in Liverpool. The school is one of only 36 Studio Schools nationwide, and is provisioned to teach up to 300 students the skills required for successful careers in Engineering, Textiles and Business. The school has its own large car park, and is 150m from Wavertree Technology Park Station. The school is located in Wavertree, which has a population of 14,800 and is home to many students who study at one of Liverpool’s three universities.
Headteacher
Dean Lythgoe
Values and vision
The Studio is confident that its students will be future pioneers who employers will want to nurture as employees. Studio@Deyes works closely with employer partners to ensure that students not only receive a full educational experience which ensures their academic progress, but prioritises their social and emotional advancement. Students are encouraged to bring their passion for one of the school’s vocational pathways, as staff work with them to turn a passion into a profession.
The school prepares its students as market leaders in careers from Civil Engineering through to Fashion Buying. Employers work in tandem with Studio@Deyes to ensure students gain essential real-world experience through enterprise projects and work placements.
Personal learning is central to the mission of Studio@Deyes. Each student receives one-on-one coaching. These coaching sessions ensure students develop their ability to identify learning barriers and create solutions. Personal coaches foster the individual needs of each student to match, and surpass, their aims.
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