Inspiring Headteacher for a Rural Church Junior School

Nettleham Church of England Aided Junior School; Lincoln; On-site; GBP 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Professional development support

Well-behaved pupils

Supportive parent body and school

Creative environment that supports and

Job summary

Nettleham Church of England Aided Junior School in Lincolnshire is seeking an inspirational Headteacher to lead a rural, inclusive Church school where every pupil and individual is part of the family.

The successful candidate will continue developing a strong sense of community, nurture academic and personal growth, and work with a dedicated staff, supportive governors, parents and church to sustain high standards and well-being for all pupils.

Qualifications

• Excellent leadership and high expectations of achievement, behaviour and attendance.
• Ability to lead a school with a strong ethos and community ties.
• Innovative and enthusiastic leadership to support staff development.
• Ability to build strong relationships across school, Church and village.
• Vision, energy, honesty and loyalty to inspire pupils and staff.

Responsibilities

• Lead with high expectations of achievement, behaviour and attendance.
• Create an environment where every pupil can reach their full potential and experience success.
• Support teamwork across staff to enable ongoing growth and development.
• Build and maintain strong relationships with the school, the Church and the village community.
• Provide inspirational leadership to continue raising standards and extend extracurricular provision.

Skills

Excellent leadership

High expectations

Interpersonal skills

Inspire staff and pupils

Teamwork and collaboration

Community engagement

Job description

Nettleham Church of England Aided Junior School in Lincolnshire is seeking an inspirational Headteacher to lead a rural, inclusive Church school where every pupil and individual is part of the family.

The successful candidate will continue developing a strong sense of community, nurture academic and personal growth, and work with a dedicated staff, supportive governors, parents and church to sustain high standards and well-being for all pupils.