Teacher of RE

Are you ready to embark on an exhilarating journey in the realm of education? Join us as a Teacher of Religious Education and unleash your passion for teaching with these exciting responsibilities. Teaching Excellence:

• Craft captivating courses and lessons that ignite curiosity and foster learning.
• Tailor your teaching to meet the unique educational needs of each pupil, ensuring every student thrives.
• Challenge and inspire pupils through engaging activities while meticulously assessing, marking, and reporting on their progress.
Nurturing Well-being:
• Champion the overall progress and welfare of your pupils, offering guidance and support on both educational and social matters.
• Maintain open communication with parents, providing valuable insights and resources to support their child's development.
• Keep detailed records of pupils' personal and social needs, ensuring a holistic approach to their growth.
Assessment and Development:
• Provide comprehensive assessments, reports, and references to guide pupils on their educational journey.
• Embrace opportunities for self-reflection and professional growth, continually refining your teaching methods and programs.
• Engage in ongoing training and development to stay at the forefront of educational innovation.
Discipline and Safety:
• Foster a safe and orderly learning environment, prioritising the health and safety of all pupils.
• Participate in school meetings and contribute to discussions on curriculum, pastoral care, and organisational matters.
Cover and Examinations:
• Stand ready to step in and provide cover teaching when needed, ensuring continuity of learning for all pupils.
• Play an active role in preparing pupils for public examinations, guiding them to success with confidence and expertise.
Management and Administration:
• Collaborate with colleagues to support the induction of new teachers and contribute to the ongoing development of school activities.
• Fulfil administrative duties with enthusiasm, from attending assemblies to supervising pupils during break times.