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Teacher of Humanities

Teacher of Humanities

The Derby High School

Bury

Salary:
Teachers’ Pay Range
Job type:
Full Time, Temporary
Start date:
1st September 2015
Apply by:
10 July 2015

Job overview

Ref: 9062

We are seeking to appoint a talented and enthusiastic Teacher of Humanities. Applications are welcome from Geography, History or Religious Education specialists.

This post is temporary for 1 year pending a permanent appointment being made.

We recently received an excellent report from Ofsted with leadership and management judged outstanding. The school provides a highly supportive environment for staff and students.

Employees of The Derby High School have a responsibility for, and must be committed to, safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people and for ensuring that they are protected from harm.

Appointment is subject to a satisfactory enhanced disclosure from the Disclosure and Barring Service.

Application forms and further details are downloadable from this page and returnable to Mrs A E Byrne, Headteacher, at the schools address or e-mail to derby@bury.gov.uk by the closing date - Friday 10 July 2015.

Bury Council
The Derby High School (Science & Arts College)
Radcliffe Road, Bury Bl9 9nh
Tel: 0161 764 1819
Fax: 0161 764 9365
E-mail: derby@bury.gov.uk
Headteacher: Mrs A E Byrne B.A. M.Ed
11–16 mixed comprehensive
NOR: 860

About The Derby High School

The Derby High School EXCELLENCE, TRADITION, IMAGINATION

An oversubscribed 11-16 Co-Educational Comprehensive School (937 students currently on roll) situated in the North West of England in the heart of Bury, Greater Manchester. 

In 2014 the OFSTED report rated Leadership and Management as OUTSTANDING:

“The leadership of the school is outstanding and is rigorously focused on raising standards.”

The school was rated GOOD in all other areas.

“At The Derby High School we strive for EXCELLENCE in all we do. We are proud of the history and the TRADITIONs that have helped define our school we challenge our students to work hard, to make the most of the opportunities that our school offers and to use their IMAGINATION to truly think and believe they can be the best.”

We are a school that offers amazing opportunities for our students. Operating as a Science and Arts College since 2003 we have fantastic facilities. Our multimillion pound Sports Hall, EXCEL, opened in 2015 complementing our expansive playing fields and pitches. Our bespoke performing Arts building, INSPIRE, exudes creativity incorporating media suites, a large drama studio and a sprung dance floor. Our latest innovation has been our DISCOVER, state of the art science labs, opened in 2017.

We offer a huge range of external excursions for all curriculum areas, including to local colleges and universities, challenging stereotypes, raising aspirations and engendering a sense of awe and wonder from the world around us. We are currently engaged in the development and design of a Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Maths garden. Our curriculum is dynamic, challenging and engaging, enabling our students to excel in all areas.

Built on the 7R philosophy we ensure our students are Ready, Respectful, Resilient, Resourceful, Reasonable, Responsible and create the Right Impression. We have a school community ethos that unites us in common values. We celebrate our diverse intake putting equality at the heart of all we do. In 2014 our OFSTED report said:

“Students’ behaviour is good. The school provides a safe and harmonious environment for learning.”

There is a strong commitment to developing independent learners with the skills and experiences to thrive in a modern world. Through extensive opportunities to develop leadership skills we believe we are preparing our students to become tomorrow’s leaders.

We are a school where all matter and our pastoral care for all ensures our students feel safe and happy. Staff are overwhelmingly proud to work at the school.

We believe that enabling our students to flourish and reach their true potential, is what drives our staff and that is why we achieve outstanding Progress 8 scores year on year (1st in Bury 2017). This commitment to excellence will be unceasing. We want to make a difference to the lives of the young people we serve.
 

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