Philosophy, Religion & Ethics Teacher

The role Teaching at all levels within a dynamic, energetic department Planning and preparing lessons to reflect individual needs of students Regular assessment of students in line with departmental and school policies Fulfilment of tasks as set by the Head of Department Participation in meetings with colleagues, parents and students relating to the responsibilities listed above To discharge a duty of care to all students in the school. To be aware of, and operate within, all policies relating to student welfare and guidance, especially in the area of Child Protection. The ideal candidate Honours degree in a relevant subject and Qualified Teacher Status Experience teaching A-Level is desirable Applications are equally welcome from experienced or newly-qualified teachers. The candidate will take responsibility for wider school initiatives for the department eg Alan Senitt, Drop Down PRE Days etc. What we offer Dynamic, energetic department with students committed to studying PRE at GCSE and A Level. A supportive environment with access to professional development and training Examination results are good, and the subject is very popular and has a high status within the school Excellent facilities Opportunities to assist with school trips and undertake additional paid duties Competitive salary and employee benefits package. For a successful candidate with PGCE credits, we are able to support the completion of an MA. Accommodation at a very competitive rate may be available. Our admissions policy prioritises children of staff. The school is committed to safeguarding children and young people. All post-holders are subject to a satisfactory right to work and enhanced DBS Check with a barred list check.