Drama & English Teacher Part time - 0.6 contract

Greenbank High School; Sefton; On-site; GBP 30,000 - 42,000; Full time

Job summary

Greenbank High School in England is seeking a dedicated Drama and English teacher to deliver engaging lessons to Key Stage 3 and 4 students. The role includes acting as a Personal Tutor, monitoring pupil data, and supporting a broad school development agenda.

The successful candidate will deliver high-quality lessons, adhere to the Behaviour for Learning Policy, and participate in open evenings and staff training. A collaborative, student-centered approach is essential.

Responsibilities

• Teach Drama and English at Key stage 3 and 4
• Provide high quality teaching and learning experiences for pupils
• Fulfil the role of Personal Tutor to students
• Monitor data and identify emerging needs from student data
• Consistently deliver well-planned lessons that achieve high outcomes
• Liaise with students, staff and parents as required to ensure high standards
• As a form tutor, support the personal development of pupils
• Manage behaviour effectively of children within classrooms and around the school
• Understand and fulfil the requirements of school policies
• Support the departmental pupil premium and more able strategies
• Support in transition from Key stage 2 and post 16 options
• Attend subject and staff meetings
• Attend and participate in open evenings, parents evening and other school events
• Uphold the school's Behaviour for Learning Policy and Pupil Dress Code
• Be responsible for ensuring subject knowledge is developed and participate in staff training and development
• Work collaboratively with other schools as an employee of the Southport Learning Trust
• Responsible for NEA moderation for the Key Stage 4 GCSE element of the course
• Willing to participate in the planning and implementation of the school production
• Be aware of and comply with school policies and procedures relating to child protection, health, safety and security, confidentiality and data protection
• Be aware of and support difference to help ensure everyone has equal access to the services of the school and feels valued, respecting their social, cultural, linguistic, religious and ethnic background
• Contribute to the school ethos, aims and development/improvement plan
• Work as part of a team, appreciating and supporting the role of other people in the team
• Attend and participate in meetings as required
• Undertake personal development through training and other learning activities, including performance management as required

Job description

Principal Accountabilities:

Provide high quality teaching and learning experiences for pupils.

Fulfil the role of Personal Tutor to students.

Teaching and Learning

Teach Drama and English at Key stage 3 and 4

Monitor data and identify emerging needs from student data

Consistently deliver well-planned lessons that achieve high outcomes

Liaise with students, staff and parents as required to ensure high standards

As a form tutor, support the personal development of pupils

Manage behaviour effectively of children within classrooms and around the school

Understand and fulfil the requirements of school policies

Support the departmental pupil premium and more able strategies

Support in transition from Key stage 2 and post 16 options

Main Activities and Responsibilities

Main duties and responsibilities are indicated here. Other duties at an appropriate level and nature may also be required and will be

negotiated.

Additional Responsibilities

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Always adhere to professional business standards of dress, courtesy, and efficiency in line with the ethos and specialism of the school.

Attend subject and staff meetings.

Attend and participate in open evenings, parents evening and other school events.

Uphold the school's Behaviour for Learning Policy and Pupil Dress Code.

Be responsible for ensuring subject knowledge is developed and participate in staff training and development.

Work collaboratively with other schools as an employee of the Southport Learning Trust.

Responsible for NEA moderation for the Key Stage 4 GCSE element of the course

Willing to participate in the planning and implementation of the school production

Support for the School

Be aware of and comply with school policies and procedures relating to child protection, health, safety and security, confidentiality and

data protection, reporting all concerns to an appropriate person.

Be aware of and support difference to help ensure everyone has equal access to the services of the school and feels valued, respecting

their social, cultural, linguistic, religious and ethnic background.

Contribute to the school ethos, aims and development/improvement plan.

Work as part of a team, appreciating and supporting the role of other people in the team.

Attend and participate in meetings as required.

Undertake personal development through training and other learning activities, including performance management as required.