Location: Haringey, United Kingdom
Education Phase: Secondary
Job Role: Teacher
Working Pattern: Full-Time
Contract Type: Permanent
Application Deadline: Monday, 13th November 2023
Interview Date: tbc
Job Description
JOB DESCRIPTION: SCIENCE TEACHER
Post Title: |
Teacher of Physical Education |
Location: |
Duke’s Aldridge Academy |
Purpose: |
OVERALL
OBJECTIVES FOR THE POST: · To perform the functions of a school
teacher as set out in the School Teachers’ Pay and Conditions Document
(STPCD) and in line with the Teachers’ Standards · To meet the Professional Standards for
Teachers’, Core and Threshold, as applicable to the postholder |
Reporting to: |
Head of Faculty |
Liaising with: |
SLT, subject teachers and pastoral
teams |
Working time: |
195 days (Full time) |
Salary: |
MPS/UPS |
Responsibilities:
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Learning,
teaching, assessment and progress · To teach across key stages 3 & 4. · Plan and deliver high quality,
appropriately resourced lessons to meet the needs of all learners · Reflect on lessons to continually
improve own practice, through engaging in the school coaching programme · Have high expectations for the quality
of work and provide good quality feedback to students to support their
learning in line with academy policy · Work with the support team to ensure
effective teaching of SEND and disadvantaged students, reviewing and
reporting on their progress · Set high expectations for engagement,
learning and behaviour in line with academy and department policy · Monitor and review schemes of learning
for all groups taught · Carry out regular and appropriately
benchmarked assessment activities with all students and report these in line
with academy tracking systems · Maintain accurate and up to date
attainment data for all assigned students · Ensure appropriate steps are taken when
students are showing signs of underperforming and not reaching their target · Prepare students for external
examinations · Mark students’ books & assessments
regularly according to marking and assessment policy. · Contribute ideas for continuing
development and improvement of the department · Contribute to the facilities
extracurricular and intervention programme |
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General: · Ensure that own teaching spaces used
are a model of best practice and reflect best practice at all times · Use new technologies to engage and
stimulate learning · Take responsibility for creating a
pleasurable and stimulating learning environment for students to work in with
thoughtful display and management of resources in the classroom · To be accountable for students’
performance, attendance and behaviour in line with academy procedures · Participate fully in professional
development activities to develop practice further, sharing the learning from
these as appropriate · Undertake all the duties associated
with the role of a teacher as set out in the STPCD · To model the highest expectations and
work to meet the criteria as outlined in the Teacher’s Standards
Upper Pay Range
Expectations: A teacher on the Upper Pay Spine is expected to
demonstrate sustained and substantial contribution to the academy. In
addition, teachers on UPS2 and particularly those on UPS3 must take a lead on
a whole academy initiative and take an active role in developing others.
Criteria for UPS are published annually in the School Teachers’ Pay and
Conditions Document and in the School’s Pay Policy. |
Other Duties |
Form Tutor
Responsibilities: · Take responsibility for day to day
discipline, routines and attendance in the tutor group · Review and discuss students’ work and
welfare, setting targets as necessary · Promote good behaviour and positive
attitudes at all times · Support tutor, year, house and academy
activities/assemblies/events as appropriate |
Monitoring, Evaluation and Assessment |
· To monitor the effectiveness of
teaching and learning within the subject area, through regular lesson
observations, learning walks, work scrutiny and other data collection
methods. · To regularly review the progress and
attainment of all students, groups and subgroups with team members and plan,
implement and oversee support and interventions. · To produce reports as required on
student progress and attainment · To lead appraisal and monitor the
effectiveness and impact of appraisal arrangements across the department and
respond as appropriate. · To liaise with all appropriate
personnel regarding support for students not making the required progress,
including SENDCo, Senior Leader line manager, other members of the Senior
Leadership Team as appropriate and parents/carers. |
EQUAL
OPPORTUNITIES: Demonstrate and share in the academy’s
commitment to equality and inclusivity.
SAFEGUARDING: It is the post holder’s responsibility
to promote and safeguard the welfare of children and young people with whom
he/she comes into contact and to adhere to and ensure compliance with the Academy’s
Safeguarding and Child Protection Policy Statement at all times.
If, in the course of carrying out the
duties of the post, the post holder becomes aware of any actual or potential
risks to the safeguarding or welfare of children in the academy she/he must
report any concerns to her/his Line Manager or the Academy’s Designated
Safeguarding Lead (DSL).
The academy is committed to
safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people and
expects all staff and volunteers to share this commitment.
Disclosure level - Enhanced DBS
HEALTH AND
SAFETY: Be aware of the responsibility for Personal
Health, Safety and Welfare and that of others who may be affected by your
actions or inactions. Cooperate with
the employer on all issues to do with Health, Safety and Welfare and fully
comply with the Health and Safety Policy of the academy. |
Whilst every effort has been made to explain the main duties and
responsibilities of the post, each individual task undertaken may not be
identified. The post holder will be expected to comply with any reasonable request
from a manager to undertake work commensurate with its level of responsibility
that is not specified in this job description.
Development and
Review of Job Description:
Reviewers: Principal, HR.
This job description may be amended at any time following discussion
between the Principal and post holder.
Essential Criteria
PERSON SPECIFICATION
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Essential |
Desirable |
Qualification |
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Qualified teacher status |
ü |
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Appropriate Degree |
ü |
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Commitment to personal/professional
development |
ü |
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Evidence of continuing professional
development |
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ü |
Experience |
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Experience of teaching KS3 and KS4
students |
ü |
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Knowledge and Understanding |
ü |
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Secure
knowledge and understanding of the concepts and skills in specialist subject |
ü |
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Ability to employ a range of effective
teaching, learning styles and assessment methods |
ü |
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Strong command of subject area |
ü |
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Teaching
and Learning |
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Ability to raise achievement for all |
ü |
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Committed to ensuring excellent
standards of behaviour at all times |
ü |
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Good communication skills |
ü |
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Committed to the role of form tutor for
a group of students and the benefits of pastoral care |
ü |
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Skills and Attributes |
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Ability to establish good working
relationships with students, parents and staff |
ü |
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Good communication skills |
ü |
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Enthusiasm and good sense of humour |
ü |
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Child Protection |
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Commitment to form and maintain
appropriate relationships and personal boundaries with young people |
ü |
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Commitment to safeguarding and
promoting the welfare of young people |
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Understanding of how best to promote
the health, safety and well-being of young people |
ü |
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Personal Qualities |
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High expectations of students |
ü |
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Highly motivated and able to motivate
and inspire students |
ü |
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Enthusiastic and committed |
ü |
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A passion for teaching |
ü |
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Excellent interpersonal skills |
ü |
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Ability to be reflective and
self-critical |
ü |
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Willingness to take on other roles and
responsibilities within the department |
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ü |
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