Headteacher (Llanidloes CP School)

Educators; Llanidloes; Remote; GBP 71,000 - 82,000; Full time

Job summary

Educators in Llanidloes, Powys seeks a headteacher to lead a very successful primary school. You will inspire staff, pupils and families, driving inclusive learning and raising standards across the curriculum and community.

The role requires proven leadership, strategic vision and collaboration with federation, cluster and national networks to develop Curriculum for Wales and lifelong learning in a vibrant school environment.

Qualifications

• has a proven track record as an effective leader, manager and outstanding teacher, who inspires and empowers those around them
• has a clear vision to further develop the school, and the skills and determination to deliver that vision with the support of staff, parents and governors
• will lead and motivate pupils, staff and the wider community to create an effective and inclusive culture of life-long learning
• has high expectations of pupils and staff and can move the school forward from its current very positive position
• can work collaboratively and effectively with the federation, cluster, regional and national networks
• will lead and motivate pupils, staff and governors to create an effective culture of learning and continue to develop the Curriculum for Wales
• is open to new initiatives, research and creative ways of working

Job description

Salary: ISR: 13 - 19, Group 2£70,814 - £82,067 per annum

Job description

HEADTEACHER

£70,814 - £82,067 per annum

Required for Summer term 2027

Llangurig Road, Llanidloes, Powys SY18 6EX

The governing body of this very successful primary school wishes to appoint a motivated and innovative headteacher who:

• has a proven track record as an effective leader, manager and outstanding teacher, who inspires and empowers those around them
• has a clear vision to further develop the school, and the skills and determination to deliver that vision with the support of staff, parents and governors
• will lead and motivate pupils, staff and the wider community to create an effective and inclusive culture of life-long learning
• has high expectations of pupils and staff and can move the school forward from its current very positive position
• can work collaboratively and effectively with the federation, cluster, regional and national networks
• will lead and motivate pupils, staff and governors to create an effective culture of learning and continue to develop the Curriculum for Wales
• is open to new initiatives, research and creative ways of working