2i/c Teacher of Design Technology (resistant materials)
Posted 10 days ago by HAYS
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This school is committed to fostering a supportive and inclusive environment where every student can thrive. The school offers a broad curriculum with a strong emphasis on academic excellence and personal development. It places a significant focus on technology and innovation, particularly in the Design Technology (DT) faculty, which is well-regarded for its state-of-the-art facilities and comprehensive programs.
The school encourages active parental involvement and maintains transparent communication about students' progress, curriculum, and achievements. The staff is dedicated to continuous improvement, employing self-assessment tools and data-driven strategies to enhance teaching quality and student outcomes.
Moreover, the institution values professional development, offering high-quality training and support for both new and experienced teachers. Its vision and ethos are deeply embedded in every aspect of the school's operation, promoting a positive, collaborative, and forward-thinking educational environment.
The commitment to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people is paramount, with stringent policies and practices in place to ensure a safe and nurturing setting for all students.
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PURPOSE: To provide professional leadership and management within the DT Faculty in order to secure high standards of learning and achievement for all students.Key Accountabilities:
- Follow the school's Teaching and Learning Policy.
- Head the development of DT in the school, ensure curriculum coverage, continuity, and progression for all students.
- Implement effective policies and practices for marking, assessing, recording, and reporting on student achievement in line with the school's policy to assist students in setting targets for further improvement.
- Evaluate the teaching of DT across the curriculum and use this analysis to improve the quality of lessons delivered.
- Establish a partnership with parents to involve them in their child's learning, as well as providing information about curriculum, attainment, progress, and targets.
- Ensure the effective deployment of resources.
- Ensure that there are opportunities for educational enhancement (booster classes, trips, links with local community, etc).
- Undertake Performance Management procedures in line with school policy
- Use data to inform planning and intervention for students' needs.
- Establish and implement clear consistent policies and practices for marking, assessing, recording, and reporting on student achievement.
- Give praise and encouragement to students to promote a positive approach to learning.
- Use data effectively to identify students who are underachieving and, where necessary, create and implement effective plans of action to support those students.
- Establish clear targets for attainment and evaluate the progress/achievement of all students, including those with special educational and linguistic needs.
- Ensure effective development of students' individual and collaborative study skills necessary for them to become increasingly self-motivated in their work and to complete tasks independently when out of school.
- Identify realistic and challenging targets for improvement.
- Are understood by all those involved in putting the plans into practice.
- Are clear about action to be taken, timescales, and criteria for success.
- In addition, you will also:
- Use self-assessment as a tool for improvement in order to evaluate progress and achievement by all students, including those with special educational and linguistic needs, within the DT Faculty.
- Support and work collaboratively with the faculty leader for DT.
- Be a role model for all staff.
- Line manage team members, review their performance, and set challenging targets.
- Commit to the coaching philosophy and train to be a coach, using the coaching model with other staff.
- Ensure that trainee and newly qualified teachers are appropriately trained and supported.
- Establish clear expectations and constructive working relationships amongst staff involved in the subject, evaluating practice and developing an acceptance of accountability.
- Audit the training needs of all staff working within the faculty.
- Ensure the provision of high-quality professional development for all subject staff.
- Enable teachers to achieve expertise in their subject teaching.
- The School's vision, aims, and values embedded in 'The 7 C's'.
- Strategy and development plans to achieve the School's vision and ethos.
- The restorative approach to solving issues whenever possible.
- Statutory requirements regarding cross-curricular responsibilities, Health and Safety, and the SEN Code of Practice, assessment, and reporting.
- Characteristics of high-quality teaching and strategies for raising standards.
- The effective use of performance data in relation to raising attainment and standards.
- The School's financial management policies and procedures.
- Using ICT to impact school improvement.
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