The successful candidate will be required to teach across the key stages, including up to A level. They will also be expected to contribute to and support the department’s co-curricular clubs and societies.
Teachers are responsible for ensuring high standards of learning and achievement for all pupils they teach and are expected to play a full part in the life of the school. They share collective responsibility for the daily running of school business, including the work of a form teacher, and other supervisory duties.
Teaching preparation, assessment, record-keeping, writing reports, pastoral care and liaison with parents are integral to every teacher’s commitment. Attendance is required on one or two days before term begins for preparation and for INSET; at parents’ meetings, staff meetings, departmental meetings, school assemblies and major functions. Teachers should also be prepared to cover for absent colleagues within reason and, when absent themselves, to set work if possible.
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