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PE Teacher
NET Academies Trust are looking for a PE Teacher to join our successful team on a permanent bases from September 2019. The position is full time but part time can be negotiated. Salary will be negotiable based on experience.
This PE Teaching role will be working across the Harlow academies based in West Essex. This is an excellent opportunity for an inspiring and dynamic practitioner to play a pivotal role in the development of the expanding PE department. We are seeking an inspirational PE teacher who can demonstrate excellent practice. We would consider someone relatively new to the profession and we welcome applications from secondary and primary school teachers.
Offering PE specialist teaching across our academies allows pupils more exposure to different sporting activities, as such our PE department were runners up as Sports School of the Year at the Harlow Sports Awards and highly commended as a finalist in the regional Active Essex award's Education Champion of the Year category.
Additional benefits at working at NET Academies Trust:
· Additional 13 days school holidays
· Weekly collaborative PPA time with your year group cluster
· Subsidised accommodation
· Opportunities for overseas school visits as part of our international programme
· Individual career programme for all staff
· Fast tracked leadership training scheme
· Children who have a love of learning and a highly motivated staff team
· A caring and happy learning environment
· High expectations and excellent behaviour
· Personalised staff well-being programme
· The academies introduced a reduced-marking policy, which cut workload by 67 percent
The trust has a dedicated team that works hard to reach high standards in everything they do and this is further embedded through our successful relationships with parents, the local community and all the schools within NET.
NET Academies Harlow offer a unique chance to be part of a friendly and supportive team. Being part of a growing primary cluster, teachers work in teams to share the responsibility for planning. We have a number of specialist teachers who work across our cluster who offer teachers expert knowledge in Maths, English, PE, Drama, Art and Music. At NET Academies Harlow we believe in the future development of our teachers, our staff development programme has meant teachers are successful in progressing the next stage of their career.
What Ofsted says about NET Academies Trust schools:
"The additional physical education and sport premium funding is spent well to provide pupils with a wide range of experiences and enhance their skills, and to support teachers' development in this area of the curriculum. As a result, physical education and sport are delivered well by staff and specialists. Pupils have access to a growing repertoire of sporting enrichment activities, including curling and archery. The school is working towards the Gold Sports Kite Mark after gaining the silver award." Latton Green Primary Academy
"The PE and sports premium funding is used mainly for specialist teaching and to increase the skills of all teachers. Pupils have increased opportunities to represent their school in competitive sport and to play for the Harlow hub. Lesson plans for PE have been written from the early years to Year 6 to provide progression. Over half the pupils now participate in sports clubs. The impact of sports funding can be seen in the increasing level of participation in clubs and competitions." Longwood Primary Academy
"The sport premium funding is also used well. Some of the funding is used for the school's subscription to the local sports partnership. This has increased pupils' participation in competitive sport. The funding has also enabled the school to increase the number and variety of sports clubs offered to pupils. The school has received awards for both its sporting achievements and its work towards encouraging healthy lifestyles." Abbotsweld Primary Academy
"The head of school and executive headteacher are passionate in their drive to ensure that all pupils receive the best start they can to their education. This influences every decision they make. They ensure that staff are trained and supported extremely well in their professional development." Ofsted 2017, Latton Green Primary Academy
"The trust invests well in the development of leaders, teachers and teaching assistants at Latton Green. Many opportunities are provided for staff to take part in training or to see outstanding practice in other schools. Leaders are keen to 'grow their own' teachers and have done so very effectively. They are confident and competent teachers who have quickly developed their leadership of, for example, music, phonics and Spanish across the whole school. Leaders and governors take great pride in showing the successes that staff have had in taking on wider roles within the school or trust. Staff say they are very appreciative of the opportunities that leaders offer them." Ofsted 2017, Latton Green Primary Academy
"Teachers encourage pupils to work hard and expect them to behave well. Pupils respond well and classrooms are calm, happy and productive places." Ofsted 2016, Katherines Primary Academy
"This is a good school with outstanding leadership." Ofsted 2017, Abbotsweld Primary Academy
"There is a wide range of extra-curricular activities at the beginning and end of the school day, contributing to the school's 'the mind, body and soul experience'." Ofsted 2017, Longwood Primary Academy
"Leaders at Latton Green are ambitious and have high expectations for the pupils and staff at the school." Ofsted 2017, Latton Green Primary Academy
What parents says about NET Academies Trust schools
Parent View, say that pupils are happy and safe, and, in the pupils' own words, enjoy coming to this 'brilliant, super, awesome' school. Parents say that leaders are caring and supportive of their children in every way possible. One parent commented, 'There are several staff who go above and beyond for their pupils.' Parent, Latton Green Primary Academy
"The staff always go above and beyond for our children, we know they really care about them." Parent, Latton Green Primary Academy
"When people ask me if I am happy with NET I can truly say it was the best thing that happened to my children's education and to our school."Parent, Katherines Primary Academy
"Excellent School. Great Leadership. Please keep it up." Parent 2018, Abbotsweld Primary Academy
"Fantastic school couldn't recommend a better school- sheer perfection." Parent, Longwood PrimaryAcademy
What our teachers says about NET Academies Trust schools
"I feel like it is an incredibly supportive working atmosphere where people want the best for one another and go out of their way to do their best for both staff and pupils. It is pupil driven which is why I particularly agree with the academy's attitude towards priorities."
"The academy allows me to be part of something larger that makes a difference."
"Staff and pupils feel that we are all part of one family that help and support each other."
"I very much enjoy working for the academy, because I feel supported, valued and work with a great group of people."
Potential applicants are both welcome and encouraged to visit the academy. Please contact the school office by telephone on 01279 421 567.
Your completed application form should be submitted electronically to staaffe@trust.netacademies.net or by post to Latton Green Primary Academy, Riddings Lane, Harlow, Essex, CM18 7HT.
In compliance with Safer Recruitment guidelines, CVs cannot be accepted. We are fully committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and the successful candidate will be expected to undertake the appropriate checks including an enhanced DBS check.
Closing date: Sunday 28th April 2019
Interviews: Week beginning 29th April 2019
Information about the School
Welcome to Jerounds Primary Academy
I am privileged to be Head of School at Jerounds Primary Academy and would like to welcome you to our school.
At Jerounds we place great emphasis on high expectations of work and behaviour, good relationships and caring attitudes between everyone involved in the school. By working in partnership with parents and the community it is our aim to:
Provide high quality education through a creative, varied and challenging curriculum.
Value each individual and foster self-esteem, mutual respect, responsibility and good citizenship.
Provide a safe, caring and stimulating environment.
Provide equal and appropriate opportunities for all.
Develop independence and a positive attitude to learning.
In order that our children can realise their full potential.
Mrs Laura Ciftci
Head of School