Teacher of Science
Hope Valley College
Derbyshire
- Expired
- Salary:
- MPS
- Job type:
- Full Time, Part Time, Maternity Cover
- Start date:
- 1 September 2015
- Apply by:
- 5 June 2015
Job overview
Temporary to cover Maternity
Full Time but we are happy to consider part time (minimum .6fte)
Hope Valley College is a community based College that voluntarily converted to an Academy in 2011. It is a place where everyone is valued for the unique contribution they make. We have benefitted from significant investment to the building in recent years, which includes the opening of a new Post 16 provision. We were judged good by Ofsted inspectors in July 2014. Our ambition is to become outstanding.
This is a supportive, outward-looking College with a distinctive, inclusive ethos. We are based in the heart of the Peak District in a stunning rural location in Derbyshire with excellent links to Sheffield and Manchester. Our staff go the extra mile to give students an exceptional education.
We are looking for a strong teacher of Science who will join an already successful team and with the experience and vision to build on our current results. You will champion innovation and creativity, and encourage a collaborative approach to personal and whole school improvement. With a personal commitment to inclusive education, you will be a high profile role model within the community.
Closing date: 5 June 2015.
Interviews: Week beginning 8 June 2015 (date to be confirmed).
Our College is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children. The post is subject to a medical check, enhanced DBS clearance and at least two suitable supporting references.
For further details and application form please go to the College website - http://www.hvcollege.com.
Any further information please contact Mrs Jenny Doyle via jdoyle@hopevalley.derbyshire.sch.uk or Tel 01433 620555.
Age range: 11-16 plus a specialist Post 16 provision
NOR: 583
About Hope Valley College
Nurture - Enrich - Achieve
At Hope Valley College…
- We want our students to be:
- Happy, confident with high expectations
- Resilient, independent and resourceful
- Caring, friendly and compassionate
- Open-minded and adventurous with broad horizons
- Ambitious, successful leaders and team players, ready for future challenges
In a school that:
- Provides excellent teaching and a wide range of challenging learning opportunities – academically, physically and emotionally
- Values every student as an individual and is ambitious for every student regardless of their background, previous achievements, talents or individual barriers to learning
- Is nurturing, caring and welcoming
- Is reflective and always striving to improve
- Develops student and adult leadership and participation at every level
- Is a community that students, staff and parents are proud of
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