Dorset Council UK
Co-ordinator of Mathematics - Poole High School

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Key Stage 3 Co-ordinator of Mathematics
Salary: £32,916 to £51,048 plus TLR of £5,873 (With a pay award pending)
We are delighted to be recruiting for an enthusiastic Key Stage 3 Co-ordinator of Mathematics to join our high-performing, forward thinking and cohesive department.
We teach a rigorous academic curriculum with a clear focus on supporting all students achieve positive outcomes. You will work with the Director of Mathematics, and the wider school team to continually drive attainment and standards across the department.
We are looking for an outstanding individual who will relish the opportunity:
- To maintain standards of students' attainment and achievement in the curriculum area
- To be responsible for the development of schemes of work and assessment materials across a specific key stage
- To be responsible for the monitoring and evaluation of curriculum and assessment effectiveness in the subject at a specific key stage
- To be responsible for leading, managing and developing the support for students within the curriculum area at a specific key stage
- To promote and safeguard the welfare of children and young people in accordance with our Safeguarding and Child Protection policies
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- Are a high-energy and passionate individual with a clear moral purpose, driven by a desire to improve the life chances of young people
- An outstanding classroom practitioner
- Able to evidence outstanding teaching and learning
- Able to evidence strong outcomes at GCSE, which is reflected through both attainment and progress against national expectations
- Are committed to improving pedagogical practices
- Are aspirational for career development and eager to seize additional career progression opportunities


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