Humanities Educator & Curriculum Growth Lead

Woolmer Hill School

Shefford

On-site

GBP 32,000 - 42,000

Full time

7 days ago

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Job summary

Woolmer Hill School in United Kingdom seeks a dedicated teacher to deliver high-quality lessons within our Bloomfield Basics pedagogy and to instil our VOICE values in daily student experiences. You will support a designated curriculum area, monitor progress, and contribute to developing a broad, differentiated curriculum across the humanities department.

You will collaborate on improvement plans, plan lessons, use data to set targets, and participate in professional development to raise

Responsibilities

To deliver and instil our VOICE values into the everyday experience of students.
To deliver high quality lessons that follow our Bloomfield Basics pedagogy.
To implement and deliver an appropriately broad, balanced, relevant and differentiated curriculum for students and to support a designated curriculum area as appropriate.
To monitor and support the overall progress and development of students as a teacher and tutor.
To facilitate and encourage a learning experience which provides students with the opportunity to achieve their individual potential across the department.
To contribute to raising standards of student attainment across the department.
To share and support the academy's responsibility to provide and monitor opportunities for spiritual, personal and academic growth.
To plan for the future development of the department
To help secure nationally comparative outcomes in standardised assessments and reading
To develop resources, schemes of learning, assessment policies and teaching strategies with the Head of Humanities.
To co-create the departmental improvement plans and the oversee implementation of these plans.
To plan and prepare lessons and schemes of work.
To use data on student performance to inform target setting, lesson planning and to identify underachieving students across the department.
To support the BEST and academy's monitoring procedures.
To support the review of teaching strategies and programmes of work.
To attend all department, head of departments and staff meetings.
Co-ordinating and managing work as a form tutor.
Contribute to the review, development and management of curriculum and assessment functions, including the Academy Improvement Plan and working towards individual academy and BEST aims. Improve and monitor the effectiveness of the BEST and academy's assessment policy.
Ensure all student data is held centrally and is used effectively.
Provide the data team and other staff with relevant information about teaching and tutor groups, to help their planning and ensure all staff have high expectations of students.
Review teaching methods and programmes of work including schemes of learning.
Participate in arrangements for training and continuing professional development.
Contribute to the review, development and management of curriculum and assessment functions, including the School Improvement Plan and working towards individual academy and BEST aims.
Ensure the role of the form tutor is carried out, as stated within the staff handbook.