Primary Class Teacher

at  Churchers CollegeHampshireSussexSurrey borders

JOB OVERVIEW

We are looking for a full time, well-qualified teacher who can teach across the key stages (EYFS, Key Stage 1 and 2). The teacher will be responsible for delivering most areas of the curriculum although there are specialist teachers in music, MFL, computing, PE and Art & Design to lead these specific subjects in some year groups. An interest in science or humanities would be an advantage. All members of teaching staff are expected to co-ordinate a subject area throughout the school.
Our teachers are passionate, gifted individuals who are able to inspire pupils with their enthusiasm and subject knowledge.

The person appointed will be responsible for the following:

• The planning, preparation and delivery of teaching and learning in their allocated year group or subject, using a variety of teaching styles and resources, inside and outside of the classroom, which will engage and stimulate pupils of all abilities
• Personalising the teaching and learning for all pupils according to their educational needs and abilities
• Provide appropriate stretch and challenge for all pupils
• Give pupils regular feedback, encourage pupils to respond to the feedback, reflect on progress and take a responsible and conscientious attitude to their own learning.
• Assessing and monitoring of pupils’ attainment and providing feedback to parents, both verbally and in writing, as appropriate.
• The pastoral care and welfare of pupils in the year group and those they teach
• Promoting good behaviour and learning behaviour among all pupils and safeguarding their health and safety
• Play an active part in the extra-curricular life of the school
• Organise class assemblies and support in year group drama productions
• Support in games afternoons, where this is an interest or strength
• Continuous professional development including undertaking staff review

• The planning, preparation and delivery of teaching and learning in their allocated year group or subject, using a variety of teaching styles and resources, inside and outside of the classroom, which will engage and stimulate pupils of all abilities
• Personalising the teaching and learning for all pupils according to their educational needs and abilities
• Provide appropriate stretch and challenge for all pupils
• Give pupils regular feedback, encourage pupils to respond to the feedback, reflect on progress and take a responsible and conscientious attitude to their own learning.
• Assessing and monitoring of pupils’ attainment and providing feedback to parents, both verbally and in writing, as appropriate.
• The pastoral care and welfare of pupils in the year group and those they teach
• Promoting good behaviour and learning behaviour among all pupils and safeguarding their health and safety
• Play an active part in the extra-curricular life of the school
• Organise class assemblies and support in year group drama productions
• Support in games afternoons, where this is an interest or strength
• Continuous professional development including undertaking staff revie