Key Stage 2 Teacher with TLR (KS2 Phase Leadership)
St Catherine's CofE (VC) Primary SchoolLeadership
Status
Live Now
Date Listed30 April 2026
ContractFull Time
Listing TypeDfE_TV
This role is now expired
Closed on 15 de maio de 2026
About This Role
We are seeking an outstanding practitioner who is eager to develop their leadership skills and play a key role in leading and shaping a team of skilled teachers and support staff within KS2. This role is ideal for someone with the vision, drive and expertise to influence teaching and learning and make a sustained impact on pupil outcomes.
1. Qualifications
- Qualified Teacher Status (QTS)
2. Knowledge and Understanding
- Experience of teaching within Key Stage 2
- Evidence of strong teaching practice leading to positive pupil outcomes
- Secure understanding of effective teaching and learning in primary education
- Strong knowledge of assessment and pupil progress
- Clear understanding of safeguarding responsibilities in schools
- Experience of supporting or contributing to staff CPD
- Experience of implementing teaching and learning strategies to support inclusion for all pupils
- Secure knowledge of curriculum requirements and statutory guidance for Key Stage 2
- Experience of leading or contributing to a subject area
3. Skills and Abilities
- Excellent classroom practitioner, demonstrating a positive and resilient approach
- Strong communication and organisational skills
- Highly effective interpersonal skills
- Ability to articulate a clear vision and inspire others
- Ability to build and sustain effective working relationships with staff and stakeholders
4. Personal Qualities
- High expectations for all pupils and a strong commitment to inclusion
- Commitment to upholding and promoting the school’s ethos and values
- Acts with integrity, honesty, loyalty and fairness at all times
- Ability to work under pressure and prioritise effectively
- Commitment to maintaining confidentiality
- Commitment to the Christian vision of the school
- Strong commitment to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of pupils