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Teacher - Primary

Ballykelly
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Teacher - Primary

Job Title: Teacher – Primary

Reports To: Principal

About the Role

The position follows the Teachers’ (Terms and Conditions of Employment) Regulations (Northern Ireland) 1987, Schedule 3. This role requires fulfilling a range of professional duties under the direction of the Principal, including teaching, assessment, staff development, safeguarding, and administrative tasks.


Professional Duties

Planning & Teaching

  • 1.1 Planning and preparing lessons and courses
  • 1.2 Teaching pupils based on individual needs, including assigning and marking work (both in-school and remote)
  • 1.3 Assessing, recording, and reporting on pupil development, progress, and attainment

General Responsibilities

  • 2.1 Supporting pupils’ well-being and overall progress
  • 2.2 Providing guidance on education, careers, and social matters (including referrals to specialist services)
  • 2.3 Reporting on pupils’ personal/social needs (except where this would compromise professional stance)
  • 2.4 Engaging with parents
  • 2.5 Collaborating with external bodies/agencies (where authorised)
  • 2.6 Participating in relevant meetings

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Assessment & Reporting

  • Contributing to oral/written assessments and pupil reports (except where professionally sensitive)

Staff & Professional Development

  • 4.1 Participating in staff development and performance reviews
  • 4.2 Reflecting on and improving instructional methods
  • 4.3 Advising Principal/teaching peers on curriculum, resources, and pastoral support

Safeguarding & Classroom Management

  • 5.1 Maintaining discipline and upholding health/safety policies (both in-school and during school-authorised activities)
  • 5.2 Attending school meetings related to curriculum, administration, or pastoral support

Public Examinations

  • Assisting in exam preparation, assessment, and supervision

Management & Administration

  • 7.1 Contributing to staff appointments, probation, and training
  • 7.2 Coordinating/enhancing curriculum/pastoral/management functions
  • Assisting with admin tasks (e.g., resource allocation, support staff supervision*)
  • Participating in assemblies and pupil attendance/behaviour supervision

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Hours & Working Conditions

  • Full-time availability:
    • 195 days per year (max. 190 classroom hours for primary teachers)
    • 1,265 hours flexible work per year (excluding travel/prep/tasks off-premise)
  • Weekly limits:
    • Primary/Special schools: Max. 25 classroom hours in any given week
  • Staff coverage policies apply in instances of teacher absence
  • **Breaks:**Uninterrupted 30-minute break between 12 PM–2 PM (primary/nursery schools extend to 2:30 PM)

Additional Notes

  • Non-rigid nature of the role: Responsibilities may evolve in response to organisational changes
  • Equality & Diversity: Compliance with Northern Ireland Act (Section 75) on promoting good relations, equal opportunity, and adherence to equality legislation

Applicable Criteria

To apply, underpin how you meet essential and desirable criteria (from the linked Person Specification) throughout your application.

A full breakdown of requirements (by section) is provided in the applicant guidance notes.

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Skills

Teaching
Classroom Management
Curriculum Knowledge
Safeguarding
Child Protection
Special Educational Needs
Digital Media
Assessment Methods
Collaboration
Problem Solving
Inclusive Learning
Communication
Planning
Monitoring Progress
Learning Through Play
Teamwork

Location

Ballykelly, Northern Ireland, United Kingdom

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