The Kite Academy Trust · Ash Vale
We’relooking
to appoint talented teachers to join our exceptional team in September 2026!
Collaboration
is at the heart of everything we do; we believe, by working as one Kite team,
we are stronger together. As a class teacher with Kite,you will be part
of a supportive, forward-thinking Trust where schools work closely together.
We place a significant emphasis on colleague wellbeing and offer a unique
wellness pledge that ensures that every member of staff feels supported,
valued, and able to thrive - particularly those at the very start of their teaching
career.If you join us as an ECT,you willbenefitfrom a
structured ECT programme, high-qualitymentoringand opportunities to
learn from experienced colleagues across the Trust.
Here at Kite we pride ourselves on placing your
workload, professional development and personal wellbeing at the centre of all
that we do. Kite is
recognised by Ofsted as a Trust where ‘staff speak highly of leaders, governors and
trustees. Teachers enjoy impressive training opportunities. They work with
schools across the trust to share expertise and develop their skills. This
helps their workload and wellbeing’ (Ofsted, November 2023).
The Kite Academy
Trust is proud to be an equal opportunities employer. We value diversity and
inclusion and are guided by our core values of positivity, integrity,
resilience, respect, and aspiration. We are committed to creating a fair,
inclusive, and supportive environment where early career teachers can develop
confidence, expertise, and a lifelong love of teaching.
Principle
responsibilities:
The teacher will undertake all duties required of a qualified
teacher identified in the School Teacher’s Pay and Conditions Document and will
also undertake teaching in a designated area of the academy including, as
below:
Establishing positive relationships with the children in your class and
across the academy Planning and teaching well-structured lessons, which meet the needs of
all pupils Making accurate and productive use of assessment to promote good
progress and outcomes by pupils Setting high expectations which inspire, motivate and challenge pupils Managing behaviour effectively to ensure a good and safe learning
environment Undertaking reasonable roles and responsibilities as requested by the
Head Teacher Playing a full part in the life of the school community, supporting the
ethos of the school, and encouraging staff, parents and pupils to do likewise Complying with school policies and procedures
Ensuring personal professional development is
prioritised, being up-to-date with national and local developments and participating
in whole school and individualised INSET.