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Job vacancy: Teacher of Chemistry
(Posted on 08/06/21)Job Start: September/October 2021 Salary: MPR/UPRLocation: ChesterContract Type: Full time, Temporary (maternity cover) The Governors are seeking to appoint a talented, committed and enthusiastic teacher of Chemistry. There will be an opportunity to teach at Key Stages 3 and 4 for appropriately qualified candidates.The successful...
Job vacancy: Attendance and Family Liaison Officer: Years 7-11
(Posted on 24/05/21)Permanent, part-time (14 hours per week), term-time only (38 weeks per year), to start September 2021Salary: Grade 6, SCP11 – SCP17 (£21,748 - £24,491 full-time equivalent; so pro-rata for part-time, term-time only hours) We are seeking a caring, reliable and organised person to provide a specialist service...
Job vacancy: Pastoral Support Worker: Years 7-11
(Posted on 24/05/21)Permanent, 35 hours per week, term-time only (38 weeks per year), to start September 2021Salary: Grade 7, SCP17 – SCP23 (£24,491 - £27,741 full-time equivalent; so pro-rata for part-time, term-time only hours) We are seeking a caring, reliable and organised person to provide high quality, well planned pastoral...
Job vacancy: Head of Modern Foreign Languages
(Posted on 10/05/21)Head of Modern Foreign Languages(French/ German/Spanish)Job Start: September 2021Apply by: Friday 21st May 2021 Salary: MPS/UPS + TLR2C (currently £7,017)Location: ChesterContract Type: Full-Time, permanentThe Governors are seeking to appoint an outstanding and ambitious professional to lead our team of talented and committed...
Job vacancy: Teaching Assistants
(Posted on 26/04/21)Full-time, term-time only (38 weeks per year), to start September 2021Salary: Grade 4, SCP4 – SCP6 (£18,933 - £19,698 full-time equivalent; pro-rata for term-time only hours)Temporary for 12 months initially, (with the possibility of becoming permanent)We are seeking caring, reliable and organised people with an...
Keep testing and reporting!
(Posted on 21/04/21)Just a reminder about the importance of regular testing and reporting your results, whether they’re positive, negative or void, to NHS Test and Trace as this helps build an accurate picture of the spread of COVID-19.