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KS1 Teacher - Full-time

The Stour Academy Trust

  • Ref:KCC-F9-45-T
  • Posted:12/02/2020
  • Pay:MPS
  • Start Date:September 2020
  • App Close Date:11/03/2020 at 11:00
  • Interviews:27th March 2020

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The Stour Academy Trust are looking to recruit an enthusiastic and resilient class teacher to work in KS1 in the Ashford Hub.

Due to the collaborative nature of the Trust, these vacancies could be at any one of the following schools:

  • Finberry Primary School 
  • Chilmington Green Primary School

It has never been a better time to join the Ashford hub and be part of a team on the journey to outstanding!

At its most recent Ofsted (Sept 2018, graded Good) inspectors at Finberry Primary School recognised that "this is a rapidly improving school due to the effective partnership between leaders from both the school and The Stour Academy Trust";

"The headteacher and assistant headteacher share a clear vision and determination to promote the achievement and well-being of all pupils. They have created a positive ethos and culture of learning throughout the school"; 

 "Pupils’ behaviour is good. Leaders know their pupils well. Strong relationships between staff and pupils help pupils to feel secure and help to promote their personal development well"

Chilmington Green Primary offers candidates the opportunity to be part of a small team in brand new accomodation. Please see our website to view plans of the new build and our social media pages to see the exciting things already happening at Chilmington and Finberry. We would love you to be part of it! https://www.chilmingtongreen.kent.sch.uk/

The benefits of working at any school across the Trust include:

  • Full induction process for all staff
  • Structured but flexible programme to support teachers in their NQT year
  • Ever evolving work-life balance package
  • The opportunity to have PPA time at home every fortnight
  • Support from a network of experienced teachers
  • Excellent career development opportunities

Information about the trust

Join a supportive and collaborative network of staff at The Stour Academy Trust.

The Stour Academy Trust recognises that our education system needs to quickly and more radically shift to close equity gaps and to better prepare our young people for the 21st century. We are transforming our schools from passive forms of learning focused on direct instruction and memorisation, by moving towards interactive methods that promote the critical and individual thinking needed in today’s innovation-driven economy.

Our pedagogical model combined with the intentional deployment of technology will help us deliver personalised learning in an enabling environment. Technology will accelerate our progress but will not be the driver of our vision.

We aim to nurture a community of learners that challenge thinking, where our staff are empowered to take risks and develop their practice to meet the needs of an evolving school system, which is not held back by traditional restrictions and ideologies.

By limiting routine or unnecessary tasks we allow professionals to focus on learning behaviours and interactions which will promote emotional intelligence and the development of children as life-long, curious learners.

There will be no barriers to achievement within our learning community and our teachers will build strong relationships that facilitate the learning of others. Collaboration will open doors, minds and possibilities and enable individuals to meet their personal goals. .

We are looking for people that:

•Recognise that our current education system needs to radically change to better prepare our young people for the 21st century

•Want to move away from passive forms of learning and move towards interactive teaching methods that promote critical and individual thinking

•Are able to take advantage of the latest technology to deliver personalised learning that is accessible for all children, irrespective of their language skills, reading ability or any other factors that may present learning challenges

•Want to work with other staff as a community of learners that challenge traditional thinking

•Want to develop their own practice to meet the needs of an evolving school system

•Want to develop children as life-long, curious learners

•Want to build strong relationships with children that facilitate their learning

•Want to teach in enabling environments that promote flexibility, collaboration and independence

Job Contact Information

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We are committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of all our students. You are advised that this post is subject to the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act 1974 (Exceptions) Order 1975 (Amendment) (England and Wales) Order 2020 and therefore this post is subject to an Enhanced Disclosure Application to the Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS). Please be aware that schools are also required to undertake online recruitment checks on shortlisted candidates under changes to Keeping Children Safe in Education.