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Cardinal Newman School Luton is seeking a part-time Textiles Technician to support the delivery of the Textiles curriculum. The role involves preparing fabric components, organising materials, and assisting with exams and displays.
You will help students in class, photograph and display student work, and ensure equipment is ready for lessons while maintaining a tidy room. Experience in dressmaking is a plus, and you will work as part of a collaborative team.
Cardinal Newman School Luton
Textiles Technician - Part-time
Pay scale STCAT LL2 SCP04 - SCP05 - £13,356.61 - £13,567.62 (actual salary)
Hours of work: 22.5 hours per week (distribution of hours to be agreed with successful candidate)
Required for January 2027
Cardinal Newman School is an 11-19 comprehensive school with Specialist Science Status, serving the Roman Catholic community in Luton and Dunstable. We are one of the most successful schools in Luton and have a thriving 6th form with 300 students. We have been consistently described by Ofsted as a ‘good’ school and under Section 48 as an ‘outstanding Catholic school’.
An opportunity exists for a part-time Textiles Technician to support the management and delivery of the Textiles curriculum. The daily responsibilities will include the following:
The department is hoping to attract a person who is reliable, self-motivated, flexible, able to use their own initiative and work within a team. The applicant does not necessarily need to be skilled in all areas above however, a qualification / experience in dress making is advantageous.
The school is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people and expects all staff and volunteers to share this commitment. Applicants must be willing to undergo child protection screening appropriate to the post, including checks with past employers, prohibition order check and the Disclosing & Barring Service.
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