Job Description
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Start date: September 2019
Salary range: MPS / UPS
Full time
Would you like to work in a school with motivated and happy children, high staff morale and a commitment to professional development?
Edwards Hall is a popular and successful primary school in Southend with many strengths including inspirational teaching, children with outstanding behaviour and positive attitudes to learning.
We are seeking to appoint an enthusiastic teacher to join our team. We are looking for an ambitious, inspiring professional with the skills, drive and determination to help ensure that all our pupils are able to thrive.
We can offer the opportunity to work with:
Motivated children, who are keen to develop their own learning
Highly committed, forward thinking and reflective colleagues
Supportive and engaged parents and governors
A comprehensive, individualised induction programme is offered to all new teachers. We will take the successful candidates experience into account when deciding which year group they will be based.
Visits from prospective candidates are warmly welcomed and encouraged. Please call the school office or email office@edwardshallprimary.co.uk to book an appointment to view our school.
Please return completed application forms to office@edwardshallprimary.co.uk.
Information about the School
Edwards Hall is a friendly and welcoming school at the heart of the Eastwood community. We are well resourced and fortunate enough to be set in wonderful grounds.
We believe that our school should be a safe, caring place, where all children reach their full potential as learners. Our pupils are encouraged to do their very best and we are proud of the children's achievements both in and beyond the classroom. Our talented team of staff work hard to provide an exciting curriculum for our pupils - continuously improving the opportunities and environment which support their learning and personal development.
We enjoy working closely with parents, organising many events throughout the school year, to ensure they are aware of what - and how - their children are learning at school and are fully involved in their children's education.