SECOND IN ENGLISH

Second in Area: English
Permanent position required for September 2024  
IAN RAMSEY CE ACADEMY  
MPS1-UPS3 (+TRL 2b)
£30,000-£46,525 (+ £5,351) pa, starting point subject to experience. Teachers’ Pay and Conditions  

Ian Ramsey CE Academy is seeking to employ a dynamic, outstanding professional who will inspire and motivate all within our school community.   

The role of Second in Area is a fantastic opportunity for a strong, talented, and experienced teacher of English to work in partnership with families, staff, and pupils to create a high-performance culture where achievement, excellence and inclusion are embedded into everything we do.  

Do you…  

  • Have a proven track record of success, supporting within a key school area?  
  • Have experience of leading and managing teams of staff within school?  
  • Want to inspire and motivate colleagues and pupils alike?   
  • Have a desire to remove barriers to learning for children?
  • Can communicate well with parent/carers, staff, and pupils?  
  • Offer high quality pastoral care?  
  • Understand what it takes to ensure that quality first teaching is an experience for both pupils and staff?  

If so, we would really welcome your application.

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