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Sir Harry Smith Community College, part of Aspire Learning Trust, invites applications for an inspiring, experienced leader to drive school improvement and develop its vision and values. The successful candidate will demonstrate strong leadership, integrity, and a proven track record in improving outcomes for students and staff, and will work with primary schools and wider partners.
The post includes safeguarding responsibilities; an enhanced DBS check is required; online due diligence will be
Aspire Learning Trust is looking to appoint an inspiring, experienced leader to further drive development at its secondary school, Sir Harry Smith Community College. Trustees are seeking someone who will be a visible and determined leader with high levels of integrity, honesty, and transparency.
The successful candidate will be able to demonstrate expertise in leadership and it is crucial that the appointee is completely aligned with our vision and values. They should have deep knowledge and experience of school leadership and a proven track record in securing school improvement.
They will have proven ability to inspire students and staff alike and to drive the improvements needed to provide our community with an excellent education. They will advocate for our wonderful and talented young people supporting them in improving their quality of life. They will lead with a drive to empower our communities to shine, further securing trust and honesty in collaboration with our primary schools and across wider partnerships.
We are seeking a decisive and bold leader with an innovative vision to take Sir Harry Smith Community College into its next chapter.
Our Trust is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people with special education needs and disabilities and expects all colleagues and volunteers to share this passionate commitment.
The Trusts policy and practice in relation to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children can be found on the Trusts website here