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Technology Technician

St Cuthbert's Catholic High School

Newcastle upon Tyne

  • Expired
Salary:
£13,745 - £15,241 per annum
Job type:
Full Time, Permanent
Start date:
As soon as possible
Apply by:
5 May 2015

Job overview

37 hours per week, term time only

This school has 'Academy' status and you will not be directly employed by Newcastle City Council.

This high achieving Catholic school is seeking to appoint a Technology Technician with a difference. The partnership we have with the REECE Foundation enables us to access exceptional engineering apparatus for both students and staff development. Our most recent accolade is winning the national F1 Challenge and competing in the World Championships this coming September.

The successful candidate would work alongside teachers and industry partners to ensure that the experience we offer students in school is second to none.

Flexible working hours are available.

Please complete the application form which can be obtained through the link on our website: www.st-cuthbertshigh.newcastle.sch.uk for return by 9am on 5 May 2015. Interviews will be held on 11 May 2015

Candidates are not expected to be practising Catholics to apply but are expected to support the Catholic ethos of the school.

Please note we do not accept applications by CV and all applicants must complete and return the Safe Recruitment Form as part of the application process.

The Board of Governors and the Diocese are committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young persons. The successful candidate will be required to undergo an Enhanced Disclosure from the Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS).

As this post involves working with children, vulnerable adults or dealing with sensitive information, written references will be taken up and made available to interviewers before the final selection stage; even if you indicate otherwise.

Advert End Date: 05/05/2015 09:00

St Cuthbert’s Catholic High School
Gretna Road
Newcastle upon Tyne
NE15 7PX
Tel: 0191 2744510
Fax: 0191 2742545

email: admin@st-cuthbertshigh.newcastle.sch.uk

About St Cuthbert's Catholic High School

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+44 191 2744510

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Public Examination Success at St Cuthbert’s Catholic High School

The curriculum followed by students is broad and balanced at Key Stage 3 with then over 80% taking an EBacc based curriculum at GCSE. Approximately one third of students take the separate sciences achieving outstanding results. Attainment 8 scores overall and in each bucket are consistently above the national average. Similarly, Progress 8 has also been consistently above the national average with the Ebacc element particularly strong indicating the success of the Ebacc based curriculum.

At Key Stage 5 there is succession from the Key Stage 4 courses for students to follow with a broad range of both

A level and vocational based qualifications. Value added has been consistently in the top quintile in recent years.

Opportunities at St Cuthbert’s

At St Cuthbert’s we pride ourselves on our excellent intra and extracurricular STEM provision. We work closely with Newcastle University, The Reece Foundation and international engineering firms such as Cundall and Sir Robert McAlpine to produce the city wide Reece Scholarship, which enables the most able Year 12 students to have a taster of engineering as a career with both academic and real life experience. This prestigious scholarship is replicated with our Key Stage Three students; a stringent application process enables us to work with the most promising STEM graduates of the future. A greater proportion of students than ever before have left us to take up engineering or related STEM undergraduate degrees, of which there is a national shortage.

In the last two years St Cuthbert’s have become a SWIRE centre for the teaching on Mandarin on the curriculum. In 2020/21 Year 7, 8 and 9 will study the subject in the most able classes, which will lead to this highly academic subject being a GCSE option in 2021 for the first time. We partner Newcastle High School for Girls on this project, funded by the SWIRE Chinese Language Foundation. Sixth form students are able to study the subject up to HSK examinations, and staff have been offered Mandarin classes after school. In 2019 students enjoyed a trip to China as part of the program.

In addition to the outstanding day-to-day practice and the student outcomes here, our cutting edge STEM and Mandarin provision helped us acquire Word Class Schools Quality Mark in December 2019.  This award was earnt by the students through their showcasing of what makes us unique, in both written and visual form and subsequently working in a team with other students across the country on a high-level project culminating in an assessment day in Reading.

School website

http://www.st-cuthbertshigh.newcastle.sch.uk/

School Prospectus

http://www.st-cuthbertshigh.newcastle.sch.uk/about/prospectus/

Ofsted inspection reports

http://www.st-cuthbertshigh.newcastle.sch.uk/documents/St-Cuthbert-High-School%20Ofsted.pdf

Diocesan inspection reports

http://www.st-cuthbertshigh.newcastle.sch.uk/documents/Final%20Section%2048%20Report.pdf

Safeguarding Policy

https://www.st-cuthbertshigh.newcastle.sch.uk/userfiles/schmvc/Documents/Policies/2022-2023%20Safeguarding%20and%20Child%20Protection%20Policy%20(September%202022).pdf

Link to Application forms and associated documents

https://www.st-cuthbertshigh.newcastle.sch.uk/our-story/work-with-us


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