Year 4 Class Teacher

Lumbertubs Primary School; Nottingham; On-site; GBP 29,000 - 42,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Professional development

Supportive team

Positive school ethos

Amazing children

Job summary

Lumbertubs Primary School in Nottingham is seeking an outstanding practitioner to join our team. You will engage and inspire pupils, raise standards, and plan with a sound knowledge of the National Curriculum. You will support children to close gaps and help every pupil achieve outstanding outcomes.

We value innovative thinking, collaboration with families, and a warm, supportive school community. Join a team backed by our Governing body and Campfire Education Trust, offering high quality

Qualifications

• Engage and inspire pupils to make learning exciting and memorable.
• Set high expectations and have the drive to raise standards.
• Good knowledge of the National Curriculum and how to plan effectively.
• Demonstrate the ability to support children and close attainment gaps.
• A genuine love of working with children and a passion to make a difference.

Responsibilities

• Engage and inspire pupils to make learning exciting and memorable.
• Set high expectations and raise standards through informed planning.
• Demonstrate a solid understanding of the National Curriculum and delivery.
• Support pupils to close gaps and achieve outstanding outcomes.
• Contribute to a warm, collaborative classroom environment.

Skills

Engage and inspire pupils

Set high expectations

National Curriculum knowledge

Support gap closure

Love of working with children

Job description

Lumbertubs Primary School is an exciting place to work. We are moving forward on our journey to develop further and we are looking for an outstanding practitioner join us.

We work closely with our families and are supported by a strong pastoral team.

You must be able to demonstrate that you can:

• Engage and inspire pupils making learning exciting and memorable.
• Set high expectations and have the ability and drive to raise standards.
• Be committed to the highest standards of learning, teaching and planning with a good knowledge of the National Curriculum.
• Demonstrate excellent understanding of how to effectively support children and close the gap to ensure equal and outstanding outcomes for all pupils.
• Demonstrate a genuine love of working with children and a passion to make a difference.

If you are excited by thinking innovatively and working as part of an effective team and are confident to embrace change, then we would welcome an application from you.

You will be supported by our Governing body, Campfire Education Trust and colleagues to be the best you can be and will be warmly greeted by our pupils and parents alike.

In return we can offer you:

• High quality professional development opportunities.
• A positive ethos and truly amazing children.
• Friendly, supportive colleagues who are committed to continuous improvement.
• A warm and supportive environment in which to develop your career.