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An exciting opportunity has arisen to work at our popular Church of England Primary School starting 01/09/2025.
We are looking for a highly committed, enthusiastic and hard-working teacher to join our caring and dedicated team.
Hutton All Saints' has a caring, friendly atmosphere. Our school provides an enriching experience for our pupils and we are committed to giving them many opportunities beyond the classroom to grow and develop. We are fully committed to making learning fun in order for all pupils to achieve.
We would like you to be:
- An enthusiastic and inspiring practitioner;
- Willing to reflect our school's Christian ethos;
- Happy to work collaboratively as part of a team;
- Kind and caring.
We can offer you:
- A friendly, good - humoured and supportive team of staff and trustees;
- Well behaved, happy children, who are keen to learn;
- Excellent relationships with parents and the wider community;
- A well-stocked staff treat cupboard
- A commitment to wellbeing and work life balance.
All employees have access to a well-being package through our insurer.
Early Career Teachers welcome and we have experienced mentors within our team.
We would love to meet you, so please come along and visit our school to meet our team and appreciate all we have to offer. Please ring 01277 213945 to arrange a visit which is welcomed and encouraged.
Hutton All Saints' is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people. This post is subject to satisfactory references, medical clearance and enhanced DBS checks. All shortlisted candidates will be subject to digital screening.
Information about the School
HUTTON ALL SAINTS’ C. of E. PRIMARY SCHOOL
Hutton All Saints’ is a Church of England Primary School serving the Parish of Hutton and surrounding district. It was originally founded in 1840 on a site in Hutton Village. The school transferred in the 1950’s to a new building on its present site.
It has strong links with St. Peter’s and All Saints’ churches and through them to their local community. The school governors, staff, children and the church take this link very seriously and are proud of their joint contribution to local education.
In 2011 the school became an Academy.