Subject Leader of Design Technology
St. Catherine's Catholic School
Bexley
- Expired
- Salary:
- Outer London Scale + TLR 2b £ 4,756
- Job type:
- Full Time, Permanent
- Apply by:
- 16 March 2015
Job overview
Graphics/Resistant Materials specialist preferred
St Catherine's is a highly successful, oversubscribed Catholic girls' comprehensive school and is committed to continuous school improvement. The school has very good accommodation, facilities and resources.
2014 results:
- 5A* - C 98%
- 5A* - C incl Eng & Maths 80.%
OFSTED:
- "Good" June 2014
- "Good" for Overall Effectiveness
- "Outstanding" for Behaviour and Safety
The successful candidate needs to be:
- Enthusiastic and passionate subject specialist
- Outstanding classroom practitioner
- Experienced at delivering the GCSE curriculum
- Exemplary communicator
- Committed to closing gaps and raising attainment across all abilities
- Able to inspire and motivate both teachers and students
- Proficient in using ICT and interrogating data to enhance learning and progress
- Committed to supporting and coaching staff
- Endued with the vision and drive to ensure all our students are able to succeed.
The school is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare and safety of young people.
We are within easy reach of the South, South East London & Kent.
Additional information and the application form can be downloaded via our website www.stccg.co.uk Electronic applications appreciated.
Closing date for applications: Monday 16th March 2015
Interviews will take place week commencing: 23rd March 2015
St Catherine's Catholic School
Watling Street,
Bexleyheath,
Kent
DA6 7QJ
01322 556 333
admin@stccg.co.uk
www.stccg.co.uk
Head Teacher - Patricia M Slonecki
St Catherine's Catholic School
Specialising in Media Arts - NOR 1059, 11-16
About St. Catherine's Catholic School
St. Catherine's Catholic School is a comprehensive stand-alone academy in Bexleyheath, within the London borough of Bexley. We are a Roman Catholic School and educate girls aged 11-16.
The school was opened in 1953 by La Sainte Union sisters as a convent school. Their aim was to further the mission of their own founder, Father Jean Debrabant. Father Jean Debrabant believed that only a Christian based education offered a sure hope "for the future of religion and society."
St. Catherine of Siena is the school’s patron saint.
We particularly welcome applications from candidates who will bring the world to our students and will help us to ensure our staffing body is fully representative of the rich diversity of London's community.
Headteacher - Mrs Nicola Thompson
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