London Borough of Barnet
Class Teacher Yr 4 Maternity Cover (St Catherine's Catholic Primary School)

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About the School
St Catherine’s School is a successful, warm and friendly two form entry Barnet primary and nursery school, with a strong caring ethos. We have fantastic children who deserve the very best learning opportunities. Our children’s behaviour is exemplary and they are keen and motivated to learn. Our school is bright, modern and well-resourced, set in beautiful grounds with access to ample outdoors space which includes a thriving Forest School with a tepee for class lessons. Our staff team are supportive and caring, wellbeing is a focus and we have a strong commitment to innovative professional development.
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About the Candidate
St Catherine’s Catholic Primary School is looking for an amazing teacher to join our team from December to cover a period of maternity leave. We are looking for applicants who have experience of teaching in key stage two previously and we are also happy to consider ECT teachers in their second year. We would like to hear from teachers who have high expectations of pupils, both in their learning and their behaviour, and who will challenge and motivate them in creative ways. We also want people who are fun and dynamic and not afraid to try something new! You should be willing to participate in the Catholic life of our school but do not need to be Catholic yourself.


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What We Offer
- Additional PPA time
- Experienced parallel teachers and line managers
- Use of TeachmateAI to reduce workload
- Staff INSETS only as and when needed
- Subject leader time
- High quality CPD
- Recently completed Catholic and Ofsted inspections
If this is the school for you, please arrange a visit by telephoning the school office on 020 8440 4946 to make an appointment to look around. Further information is available on our website, www.st-catherines.barnet.sch.uk/vacancies
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