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Teacher of Drama

Teacher of Drama

Bellahouston Academy

Glasgow City

Salary:
£26,235-£34,887
Job type:
Full Time, Permanent
Apply by:
31 May 2015

Job overview

Can you make a difference to the future lives of Glasgow's children? Glasgow City Council is seeking to recruit teacher of drama to work within the school.  You must be committed, passionate and a well qualified staff member.  We will support you to inspire the learning of our children and young people. Teaching duties - To teach subject(s) to pupils S1-S6. To prepare lessons and courses required - supporting the delivery of Curriculum for Excellence across all ages and stages of the secondary school.  In addition to the range of teaching and other duties outlined in the job specification we are looking for individuals who enjoy working collegiately with colleagues, and who have with a firm commitment to improving the outcomes for Glasgow's young people.

Membership of the Protection of Vulnerable Groups Scheme will be essential on taking up appointment along with GTCS Registration. Please note successful candidates for the above position will be required to pay for their PVG Membership/or Scheme Checks.

 

About Bellahouston Academy

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+44 141 582 0030

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Bellahouston Academy is a mixed, mainstream, non-denominational secondary school located in south-west Glasgow. The academy is designed to accommodate 1,100 students aged 11-18. It is the only specialist sports school in Scotland, specialising in athletics, swimming, gymnastics, hockey and badminton. Many former pupils have gone on to win stellar sport accolades, including Olympic medals. 

The original Bellahouston Academy was opened in 1876. It has since been refurbished into a modern learning setting, with 31 classrooms and a large sports hall equipped with an aerobics studio, treatment room and conference area. There are also four indoor physical education areas and upgraded outdoor sports pitches. The school has attracted visitors such as Olympian Dame Kelly Holmes.       

Headteacher

Ian Anderson     

Values and vision 

Bellahouston Academy aims to empower every child to learn and develop to their full potential. The school simultaneously strives to tackle problems faced by children owing to social deprivation and poverty, and to promote the values of responsible citizenship. 

The academy is a National Centre of Excellence and receives funding support from the Scottish government. Each sport has its own coaching team, many of whom are Olympic medallists. Glasgow School of Sport at Bellahouston Academy gained its first Olympian, Michael Jamieson, in 2012, who won a silver medal in swimming. 

Education Scotland report

"Overall, young people learn and achieve very well within an inclusive and caring school community. Almost all young people engage very well in lessons and enjoy learning at school. They feel they are encouraged to do their best and value the range of experiences that help them develop skills for learning, life and work."

View Bellahouston Academy's latest Education Scotland report

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