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Year 6 Teacher

Date posted : 11/07/17

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Y6 Teacher needed for a school in Barnsley starting Mid Oct 17, with some hand over in Sept

  • Work within a school team committed to providing an excellent education for every child
  • You will have a well-resourced and stimulating environment
  • Competitive rate of pay, NQTs welcome to apply, a mentor would be available

Our client has a clear vision of education; it’s not just about excellent examination results, important though they are. They see our mission as creating open minded and enquiring thinkers whose lifelong love of learning will empower them to experience success. They currently have a vacancy for an ambitious, skilled teacher to work at the cutting edge of educational development within their strong team. They can offer unique opportunities for individuals who are committed to making a difference to the education and development of children. If you are an excellent teacher, with energy, drive, determination, experience of raising standards and achievement then we can offer excellent facilities, development and promotional opportunities within a supportive, reflective and committed staff team. For those of you who are ambitious, the school specialises in developing teaching, management and leadership skills for all staff. This post would suit an experienced primary teacher with significant experience of teaching, boosting and working with Intervention groups (which will be key elements of this role) If you feel that you could, or already do, share our v need to:

• Demonstrate and consistently deliver ‘Good’ teaching

• Have high expectations of every child enabling them to make exceptional progress

• Have excellent organisational and communication skills

• Share our vision for providing an outstanding education for the children in our care.

• The ability to work as part of a team

• Knowledge and understanding of child development

• A willingness to work with families

• Have an excellent understanding of the Key Stage 1 curriculum.

We can offer you:

• A school team committed to providing an excellent education for every child

• Children who love learning and want to achieve

• A high level of community involvement

• A well-resourced and stimulating environment

• High quality CPD opportunities

Contact Claire at Teaching Personnel 0114 2413340
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