The Education Space - Newsletter 2019 - ISSUE 17

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Welcome to Newham’s Newest Modern Language Assistants Articles & News P2-10 Governance

Digital

Training & Events P14-15 Strategy & Innovation

School Support

Vacancies P22-59 HR & Payroll

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Assessment Networking Group The Education Space

Thursday 10th October 2019 saw the Assessment Networking Group for 2019.

The user group is a useful opportunity to explore the ways in which we are managing and utilising our data.

many schools have been sent into a frenzy in regards to data. If you listen closely enough, you can hear schools all across the country burning their data.

With the education inspection framework changing in September 2019,

yy There are 4 categories

Here are 3 things we know: that inspectors will focus on: quality of education,

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behaviour and attitudes, personal development and leadership and management.

yy Inspectors will assess

the Quality of Education based on Intent, Implementation & Impact

yy There will be an increased

focus on reducing teacher workload

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that can be built for schools to help make data analysis as simple and easy to understand as possible.

To explore this further and find out what data means for schools under the new framework we held a successful assessment networking event and heard from a number of great guest speakers.

inspection framework. He also spoke about how they are using their MIS system to facilitate data collection and ensure that learners are developing knowledge and

Our first speaker was a lead inspector who has had experience inspecting schools both under the old inspection framework and the new inspection framework. He distilled what schools should be looking out for and probed the delegates with some key questions they should be asking themselves. He touched on tools that are freely available within SIMS to be able to track students. skills to achieve well.

We also heard from a Deputy Headteacher from a school in Newham, on their experience of an OFSTED inspection and how, although they were inspected under the old framework, their lines of enquiry were under the new

The second half of the session gave delegates the chance to view the new data analysis tools in development by The Education Space, which showcase assessment & attendance dashboards

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The main aim of the networking group was to allow delegates the opportunity to speak to other Assessment Coordinators and share practices that work in their school as well as some activities designed to get the delegates thinking about how they can better use their data. This proved a massive hit and was reflected in the feedback forms with some fantastic responses.

If you would like to find out more or to book on the next Assessment User Group then please get in contact at: LetsTalk@theeducationspace. co.uk

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Go green, raise standards, save money Jamie Charlton Sales Director Sharp Business Systems UK

Encourage healthy habits Start with the basics - they make a big difference. It could be as simple as encouraging children to switch off devices when they’re no longer in use, or switching off lights when they leave a room. This quick fix can help reduce your carbon footprint and running energy costs. A great first step.

Recycling plastic – get them involved! By getting children excited about recycling, by, for example, creating a game out of separating waste into the appropriate bin, we can encourage responsible

behaviours early on. Furthermore, to improve health and concentration in lessons, as well as reduce single-use plastics, introducing an atmospheric water generator can be a sustainable school solution.

An environmentally friendly alternative to bottle-fed dispensers or plastic bottles, Skywell from Sharp removes the need for water deliveries or single-use bottles.

At a time when consumers, businesses, and schools are actively seeking ways to minimise their impact on the environment, technology like Skywell has the potential to help us all think differently about drinking water.

Utilise efficient IT equipment There are quick fixes for teachers too. Most classrooms have dated equipment, which often makes lessons less productive, and indeed keeps the costs high. By switching your classroom projector, for example, for a vastly more

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efficient interactive touch screen, you can make an impact in lessons and help make a difference.

Additionally, many projectors use expensive mercury-filled lamps which need extra care when being disposed of to ensure they are done so safely and responsibly. With a lower carbon footprint, Sharp’s 70” BIG PAD uses around 60% less electricity when benchmarked against some of the most common classroom projectors, and can reduce TCO by around £1,000 (over 5 years).

Other classroom technologies can also help reduce our impact on the environment. It may go without saying, but schools need printers and photocopiers. However, what they don’t all make use of is print management software.

Software like PaperCut for Education is designed to reduce waste and save school money. By monitoring who is printing what, it empowers those in charge to make users accountable for their printing, even allowing them to restrict print

functions or access altogether! It’s also worth noting that not all printers and photocopiers perform in the same way.

Are your devices efficient? Do they break down regularly? Do they have an energy saving mode when they aren’t being used? Consider these things when looking to get new print equipment.

Optimise building systems It’s important to also make sure we’re using our spaces in a responsible, low impact way. For example, using existing heating or lighting controls effectively can lower waste energy, save money and reduce emissions by up to 40%.

Today’s technology can help. The Windows collaboration display from Sharp is a new breed of interactive display.

The device combines award-winning touch technology with IoT sensors to monitor conditions like temperature and air quality. This enables you to optimise room conditions to increase productivity, save energy and have a more positive impact on the environment.

In all, by making use of the above simple steps, schools can encourage responsible behaviours in both staff and students to help protect our planet for the generations of the future.

If you would like to find out more about Sharp, or their energy and cost efficient solutions, please contact:

LetsTalk@theeducationspace.co.uk

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Computing Subject Leaders Network Meeting The Education Space

Wednesday 16th October saw the first Computing Subject Leaders Network Meeting at The Education Space. We welcomed a number of schools from across the borough for an informative hands-on session.

The session was split into 3 parts, the first of which saw the subject

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leaders thinking about their goals for the academic year ahead and the challenges that they are currently facing in their role. We shared ideas and problem solved in groups, utilising each other’s skills and experiences from different schools. As part of this, we looked at an action plan and mapped out some steps to achieving

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our goals which included thinking about who would support us and also what success would look like.

the opportunity for children to create their own digital books. Again, this has many useful cross-curricular links as well as being an engaging tool for The second part of the session covered writing. cross-curricular computing links.

Subject leaders had the opportunity Finally, we welcomed Bradley Dardis to play a times table game with the from LGFL. subject leaders were talked through the wonderful free resources that LGFL has to offer as well as Bradley showcasing the new dinosaur resource. Subject leaders were shown some excellent coding resources within BusyThings and J2e which cover many computing curriculum objectives.

programmable floor robot ‘Pro-Bot’.

This resource is fantastic for using across the curriculum although it is a computing-based resource. Story sequencing, map skills and literacy activity ideas were also shared and subject leaders found useful practical links to use across their own curriculum. Another excellent resource shared was Book Creator which gives

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We look forward to next term’s Computing Subject Leaders Network Meeting to find out how we managed to progress the ideas shared and further supporting each other in the creative ways we are utilising computing throughout the curriculum.

If you are interested in finding out more or would like to attend the next session please contact us at: LetsTalk@theeducationspace.co.uk

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Modern Language Assistants The Education Space

The Education Space was pleased to meet this year’s cohort of modern language assistants at their induction afternoon on 1 October 2019.

instrumental in helping The Education Space and the British Council with the recruitment and contracts for our new colleagues.

We warmly welcome Alicia, Andrea, Beatriz, Eliud, Isis, Juan, Juliette, Kltouma and Margot who will be assisting with French and Spanish in their schools.

To find out how you can get involved with the programme please contact us at: LetsTalk@theeducationspace.co.uk

Special mention and thanks also go to Maty of Little Ilford School who was

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INTERNATIONAL EDUCATIONAL VISITS – INSURANCE For the attention of ‘maintained schools’, if you are planning or have planned any international educational visits for this term or next term (Autumn 2019/Spring 2020), then please let Geetha Unnithan or the Insurance Team know. A list is being collated to ensure that any clarification required nearer the time on insurance cover will be provided, should there be a ‘NO DEAL’ on the 31st October 2019.

At present, there are no changes to the cover and the terms remain the same and valid.

MATs should ensure that they check with their insurers on international educational visits and coverage.

Any queries please email Geetha Unnithan at geetha.unnithan@theeducationspace.co.uk

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Join us for the world’s biggest non-uniform day on Friday 22nd November 2019 and help us plant a forest.

Find out more

For your free Just One Tree pack or for more details email: LetsTalk@theeducationspace.co.uk

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THE LONDON NORTH EAST MATHS HUB PROUDLY PRESENTS

CEREMONY DETAILS COMING SOON @LNEMATHSHUB LNEASTMATHSHUB.ORG.UK

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Let the world know who you really are.

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Headlines from the Community Click news heading to read full story

1 DFE Schools to learn funding allocations following £14 billion pledge

2 DFE Teacher workload cut by five hours a week over past three years

3 TES How to reduce your marking in primary

4 EDUCATION BUSINESS Weaving outdoor learning into the school day

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KEY AUTUMN TERM DATES HR AND PAYROLL USER GROUP Thursday, 19th September 2019 | 15:00-16:30

SIMS USER GROUP Thursday 26th September 2019 | 09:15-12:00

NEW HEADS SERVICE MEETING Tuesday 1st October 2019 | 10:00-12:00

BROMCOM USER GROUP Tuesday 8th October 2019 | 09:15-12:00

IT PROFESSIONALS FORUM Wednesday 9th October 2019 | 12:30-15:30

ASSESSMENT USER GROUP Thursday 10th October 2019 | 10:00-12:00

PRIMARY COMPUTING NETWORK MEETING Wednesday 16th October 2019 | 09:30 - 11:30

BRUNCH AND DISCUSS (DPO USER GROUP) Thursday 21st November 2019 | 08:45-11:00 training@theeducationspace.co.uk 020 8249 6900

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TRAINING COURSE SPOTLIGHTS Youth Mental Health First Aid About

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Venue

Youth Mental Health First Aid (YMHFA) is an internationally recognised course, designed to teach people how to spot the signs and symptoms of mental ill health and provide help on a first aid basis.

18th & 19th November, 2019

Francis House, 760 Barking Road, Plaistow, London, E13 9PJ

Time

Cost

09:00 - 17:00

£320 (including VAT) per person for me,bers and non-members.

First Aid for Mental Health Awareness About

Date

Venue

Our half day Level 1 Award in First Aid for Mental Health Awareness (RQF) is aimed at providing learners with the knowledge and skills to identify suspected mental health conditions and signpost the person towards professional help.

6th November 2019

Francis House, 760 Barking Road, Plaistow, London, E13 9PJ

Time

Cost

09:00 to 13.30

Introductory price: £99 (plus VAT) for members and £115 (plus VAT) for non-members.

training@theeducationspace.co.uk

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Venue (for Autumn term): Selwyn Primary School 102 Cavendish Road Waltham Forest London E4 9NG

Venue for (Spring/Summer term): Davies Lane Primary School Davies Lane Leytonstone London E11 3DR

Course:

Primary Specialist Knowledge for Teaching Mathematics (SKTM) – Cohort 3 Overview: This Work Group aims to help primary teachers improve their subject knowledge of primary mathematics content with a particular emphasis

£ Course cost

on mathematical structures in key areas. Teachers will also develop an

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understanding of background pedagogy which will enable teaching techniques

 Course dates & timings

to be more effective. Approaches explored during the Work Group will be consistent with teaching for mastery.

The programme will have the following elements:

Session 1: Wednesday 9th October 2019 - 13:00pm 16:00pm Session 2: Wednesday 20th November 2019 13:00pm - 16:00pm Session 3: Wednesday 15th January 2020 13:00pm - 16:00pm Session 4: Wednesday 4th March 2020 - 13:00pm - 16:00pm Session 5: Wednesday 29th April 2020 - 13:00pm - 16:00pm Session 6: Wednesday 24th June 2020 - 13:00pm - 16:00pm

• Five half-day workshops

 Booking

Audience: All teachers in primary schools who have an enjoyment for mathematics and are keen to develop on their understanding of the subject. Participants will additionally have a drive to want to learn more about mathematical pedagogy within a teaching for mastery context.

Particularly focused on NQTs or those in the early stages of their careers.

Workgroup structure:

• Independent study and setting-based work, including gap tasks and evaluation; • Online discussion as part of a professional community.

• Classroom practice will develop through a series of gap tasks where participants try out activities to promote depth of understanding, reasoning and fluency; these might include pupil interviews, lesson study and work

To book a place please complete the online booking form.

 Additional info

Please Note: Should you need to cancel, please give 72 hours notice or a £150 admin fee will be charged.

scrutiny. Research and evidence are used to inform their practice and participants are encouraged to share these more widely in schools to support

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Venue (for Autumn term): Selwyn Primary School 102 Cavendish Road Waltham Forest London E4 9NG

Venue for (Spring/Summer term): Davies Lane Primary School Davies Lane Leytonstone London E11 3DR

discussion on current policies and approaches.

Intended outcomes: • Teachers will develop a greater awareness of how pupils learn and how teaching should best align.

• Teachers will gain a deeper understanding of the principles underpinning teaching for mastery.

• Teachers will demonstrate elements of changed classroom practice and be able to design lessons that include better questioning and more opportunities for mathematical talk. As a result, school lesson planning formats and calculation policies are more likely to align coherently with teaching for mastery.

• Pupils will benefit from increased opportunities to explore concepts in more depth, and develop a greater understanding of the connections in mathematics. They will be more confident in their mathematics and be able to explain their reasoning using appropriate language. Enjoyment and motivation to succeed will be seen in the classroom.

The wider context: Most teachers in primary schools do not have qualifications above GCSE Mathematics and when asked, do not consider themselves “maths specialists”. Several Maths Hubs have been supporting Specialist Knowledge for Teaching Maths Work Groups for teachers who want to improve their knowledge and understanding of mathematics and how to teach in an effective way. Evaluations from 2018- 19 provide qualitative evidence that the SKTM programmes run by hubs are having an impact in the classroom and on pupil achievement. It is important that all primary school teachers have a deep subject knowledge and are familiar with appropriate pedagogy.

Significant national funding has been committed to resourcing this development with textbooks and the NCETM Professional Development Materials. This Work Group will help support effective uses of these emergent teaching for mastery resources in lesson planning. It builds upon the work of the 2017/18 and 2018/19 projects using planning guidance developed by those projects.

Trainer: Kerry Blacklock is Phase Leader of KS1 & Maths Subject Lead at Kensington Primary School, Newham.

She is an experienced work group lead who has led professional development for a range of London schools.

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Venue: Newham Sixth Form College (NewVic) Prince Regent Ln Plaistow London E13 8SG

Course:

Level 3 - Supporting Core Maths Overview: Numbers of students studying Level 3 Core Mathematics courses are on the rise, thanks in part to some Universities offering reduced offers to students having the qualification. This course aims to help teachers of Core Mathematics support their students by sharing resources, focusing on the pedagogy of topics such as Fermi estimation and working collaboratively on the pre-liminary materials for the course.

Who is this for?

New or prospective teachers delivering core mathematics for the first time, or those wishing to increase their confidence in delivering the course. These will be teachers in post-16 settings whose main subject is maths.

What is involved?

Attend face to face work groups at Newham Sixth form college on the following dates; Session 1: Lesson planning, calculator skills - Tuesday 5th November, 12pm-4pm Session 2: Fermi estimation, Causation - Thursday 16th January 2020, 1pm-4pm Session 3: Preliminary Materials - Wednesday 11th March 2020, 1pm-4pm Session 4: Critical analysis, optional papers - Tuesday 21st April 2020, 12pm-4pm Session 5: Assessment and evaluation - Wednesday 24th June 2020, 12pm-4pm Refreshments will be provided.

Expectations of participants and their schools Attend face to face workgroups, complete and share gap tasks in between sessions, contribute to the work group evaluation processes.

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Venue: Newham Sixth Form College (NewVic) Prince Regent Ln Plaistow London E13 8SG

Trainer: Gemma Boyle is a BSC Mathematics graduate with an MA in Mathematics education. She taught for 10 years in London Secondary Schools, five of these as a KS5 coordinator at a Hackney Academy with a highly successful record of results.. She is now the level 3 lead for the London North East and Central west Maths Hubs, as well as working as an Area Coordinator for the Advanced Mathematics Support Programme in South West London.

Funding: This Work Group is free to participants and is run in partnership with the AMSP.

Booking: To book your place on the course please visit the London North East Maths Hub website, https:// lneastmathshub.org.uk/cpd-and-local-projects-workgroups/level-3/.

To request the full programme of the course, please email the work group lead at gemmalouiseboyle@ gmail.com. If you already deliver core mathematics, please let us know which exam board.

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Developing Subject Leadership in Geography Geography can be one of the most exciting and exploratory subjects in the curriculum. From asking geographic questions, acquiring geographic resources and collecting data from a range of sources, children develop a better understanding of the world they are part of. The training course devised covers all of the above and more! It aims to support new subject leaders and also those who have been in role longer to enrich and develop their subject knowledge and leadership across their school.

Session Coverage Includes: Session 1: Wednesday 6th November 2020 – 9am – 3:30pm Understanding and interpreting NC expectations Assessment – How do we assess? What do we use? What do we consider?

How to evidence knowledge, understanding and skills Exploring forms of monitoring in Geography and practices to use Session 2: Wednesday 4th March 2020 – 9am – 3:30pm Geography in the classroom – practical teaching strategies and activities (this would draw upon evidencing and assessment from the first session) Session 3: Wednesday 10th June 2020 – 9am – 3:30pm Fieldwork activities for all year groups Risk assessments – what/why?

Sharing and exploration of resources Fieldwork – An opportunity for you to take part in an exciting fieldtrip!

Emma White - a Fellow of the Royal Geographical Society Following the completion of a BSc (Hons) Geography degree and the publication of her dissertation research, Emma trained as a Secondary Geography teacher, gaining her QTS through a PGCE course. She worked for several years in the secondary setting, supporting the Geography Head of Department in planning and curriculum design, whilst carrying out the role of Year 8 Progress Leader. Looking for a new challenge, in 2014, Emma took up the role of Geography Subject Leader at Curwen Primary School, where she worked on developing the geography curriculum across the school. In 2017, the school was awarded the prestigious Gold standard Primary Geography Quality Mark, one of only 8 schools internationally to achieve the award that year. Geography continues to be a passion of Emma’s. She maintains close links with the Geographical Association and in early 2018 she was made a Fellow of the Royal Geographical Society.

To find out more or get involved please contact: noori.khanom@ttlt.academy Session cost: £195 per delegate per session and all three session for £485

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EAL/Mid-Phase Network Group and Training Sessions This training course is designed to give support and guidance for those staff involved in the admission and induction of pupils with English as an Additional Language. It contains key information and strategies for teachers and teaching assistants with the aim of giving a consistent approach to the admission and induction procedures.

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Key issues affecting new arrivals EAL pupils Looking at school systems and procedures for new arrivals Admission process - First day - first two weeks Approaches into induction teaching Useful resources and websites

Training Dates: The Admission Process and Induction of Newly-Arrived EAL pupils Autumn Session: 12th November 2019 (AM only) (half day) £99 per delegate Spring Session: 11th February 2020 (AM only) (half day) £99 per delegate EAL In class Strategies 20th November 2019 (AM only) Network Group membership: 29th October 2019, 4th February 2020, 16th June 2020

Soofia Amin has been an ESOL lecturer since 2000 and has worked in Adult education for the past 13 years in Newham. She has been teaching a variety of levels in ESOL and has been involved in developing assessments.

Currently Soofia is working at Kensington Primary. She joined the school in 2014 and leads on EAL, Mid-phase Admission and Community Engagement. Her role includes managing the mid-phase process, ensuring provision for EAL pupils is effective and that all EAL pupils are making good to outstanding progress. She also ensures parents have the support needed at school to help their children with their education. This is provided through maths, literacy and parenting courses.

Kensington Primary has a high mobility rate and over 90% of mid-phase admissions are from abroad. Their Ofsted report in 2016 cited: “The large numbers of pupils, who join the school at different times of year, often with very little English, make rapid progress. This is because the support for pupils who speak English as an additional language is superb. These pupils become fluent readers and writers and are able to tackle the same work as their peers within 11 months of starting school. For example, the winner and runner-up in a debating competition with local schools were both non-English speakers when they started at Kensington Primary.”

Inspection report: Kensington Primary School, 12th—13th July 2016 To find out more or book on to the specific course please contact: noori.khanom@ttlt.academy Access to the network group, plus two training sessions is £249. Individual Sessions are £99pp. To sign up, please click here

Click here to access the sign up form Once completed, please email the form to: noori.khanom@ttlt.academy

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VACANCIES Explore our full range of vacancies.

Email your job to: recruitment@theeducationspace.co.uk

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Maternity Cover for Year 3 at Timbercroft Primary Academy Timbercroft Primary Academy is part of the Maritime Multi-Academy Trust an innovative partnership of schools in Greenwich and Kent. We are a two-form entry school with happy and well-behaved children and a supportive and friendly teaching team.

We recommend that you come to visit us in order for you to get a feel of the school – you will not be disappointed!

We are seeking to appoint a motivated and skilled teacher to cover maternity leave in a year 3 class from November 2019. Applications are particularly welcome from teachers with experience of working in Key Stage 2, although other applicants will most certainly be considered.

The Trust and its academies are committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and expects all staff to share this commitment. The post is subject to a successful DBS clearance and pre-employment checks will be undertaken before an appointment is confirmed.

Find out more by visiting our website: https://www.timbercroft.greenwich.sch.uk/ or https://www.maritimeacademytrust.org/ Contact us: Timbercroft Primary School, Timbercroft Lane, Plumstead London SE18 2SG 020 8854 6915 dburnett@timbercroft-maritime.org

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Class Teacher Employer

Roman Road Primary School

Salary

Main Pay Scale (Teachers pay and conditions)

Location

Roman Road Primary School

Hours

32.5 hours per week.

Closing Date

04/11/2019 12:00

Reference

Pri/19/111163

Link to Vacancy http://ats-npw.jgp.co.uk/vacancies/view/111163

Foundation Stage Teacher, Newham Start date: To begin in January 2020 Pay Scale: Inner London Pay Scale.

Contract Type: Full time Contact length: Permanent Experience of Foundation Stage preferred To be based in Nursery Roman Road is a successful high achieving primary school. The school boasts some excellent facilities including a flood lit football pitch, a mini farm, Play Park and a purpose built library. The staff and pupils are hardworking, friendly and supportive.

We require someone who has • A passion for teaching in the Early Years • Who is an excellent practioner • Someone who is reflective of their practice • Who is committed to ensure all children make progress • Someone who works as part of a team and is open to being supportive as well as being supported.

We can offer • Ongoing support, guidance and training • Excellent working atmosphere • Great facilities • A student body that is motivated and eager to progress • A supportive friendly school community Closing date for applications is Monday 4th November 2019 at midday.

Interviews to be held on the week of 11th November 2019.

Visits to the school are welcome on Thursday 31st October at 09.30. Please call the school to make an

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appointment.

For application forms and a job description please see attached or call 0207 476 1602. Alternatively please e mail the school on• info@romanroad.newham.sch.uk and mark for the attention of Mr D Boakes. Please ensure all completed forms are sent back to the school address (emailed or posted) For more information about the school please visit our website at• http://www.romanroad.newham.sch.uk/.

The school is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children. All posts are subject to preemployment checks, references will be sought and successful candidates will need to undertake an enhanced DBS check.

Roman Road Primary School Roman Road E6 3SQ Telephone 020 7476 1602 E mail:• info@romanroad.newham.sch.uk Website:• http://www.romanroad.newham.sch.uk/ Please apply online. For technical difficulties, please contact the Support Team 020 7427 8250. For further information about the role, please contact the school directly.

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Teaching Assistant Employer

Edith Kerrison Nursery School & Children's Centre

Salary

Pay scale from 2 to 3 will depend on qualifications

Location

Edith Kerrison Nursery School & Children's Centre

Hours

36 hours per week.

Closing Date

04/11/2019 10:00

Reference

Pri/19/111617

Link to Vacancy http://ats-npw.jgp.co.uk/vacancies/view/111617

Teaching assistants at Edith Kerrison Nursery School and Children’s Centre Together we play talk, listen and learn Pay scale from 2 to 3 will depend on qualifications 36 hours a week, term time only Edith Kerrison Nursery School and Children’s centre is a family focussed setting where children, parents and staff play and learn together. Please visit our website to find out more about the setting at• www.edithkerrison.newham.sch.uk We are looking to appoint Teaching assistants for our expanding 2-3 years provision and our 3-4 years provision.

At Edith Kerrison staff work flexibly across the setting and are expected to be committed to the highest quality care for young children following a key person approach. Staff are confident to teach small group sessions; work as part of a team and in partnership with parents.

Successful candidates will: • place the child’s needs first; • teach playfully inside and outside in all weathers; • have a commitment to EYFS and a secure knowledge of child development; • have excellent communication skills with children and adults; • be committed to the inclusion of children with special educational needs and disabilities; • be mature in outlook, sensible and patient; • hold or be working towards level 3 equivalent in childcare and education; • be ICT literate; • hold GCSE pass or equivalent in Maths and English.

We can offer you: • Experience of working in a team with highly supportive, experienced and friendly practitioners; • A high quality and well -resourced environment; • Further professional training to support your role.

• Parents that get involved and support their children’s learning.

There is a two part interview process.

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Shortlisted candidates will be invited to the part one interview process.

Part one: visit the setting and be observed playing with the children. Successful; candidates will progress to part two: An interview to be held on the same day.

Deadline for applications: 4th November Application form and further details please apply on line at• www.newham.gov.uk or e-mail:• ApplicationsSchoolsHR@newham.gov.uk or telephone 020 3373 8387 (24hr answerphone) We are committed to safeguarding children and these posts are subject to a satisfactory enhanced CRB check and references.

Please apply online. For technical difficulties, please contact the Support Team 020 7427 8250. For further information about the role, please contact the school directly.

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Classroom Teacher x 2, within the Eko Trust, based in East London Employer

Gainsborough Primary School

Salary

£28000 to £37500

Location

Earlham Primary School and Gainsborough Primary School

Hours

32.5 hours per week.

Closing Date

30/10/2019 18:05

Reference

Pri/19/110773

Link to Vacancy http://ats-npw.jgp.co.uk/vacancies/view/110773 EKO TRUST

Job Description – Primary Class Teacher

September 2019 Salary Range £28000-£37500 Post required:-: Class Teacher X 2 Responsible to: Year Lead, AHT, Deputy and Head Teacher ______________________________________________________ Eko Trust has a strong commitment to achieving equality of opportunity in both services to the community and the employment of people and expects all employees to understand and promote its policies in their work.

All teachers are required to undertake the duties of School Teachers as set out in the School Teachers’ Pay and Conditions Document.

The purpose of the post: To teach pupils within the school and to carry out such other associated duties as are reasonably assigned by the Head Teacher.

Essential requirements:-

Duties & Responsibilities As a class teacher you will make the education of your pupils your first concern, and you are accountable for achieving the highest possible standards in work and conduct.

It is expected that you will act with honesty and integrity; have strong subject knowledge, keep your knowledge and skills as a teacher up-to-date and are self-critical; forge positive professional relationships; and work with parents in the best interests of your pupils.

As a class teacher you must:

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1 Set high expectations which inspire, motivate and challenge pupils • establish a safe and stimulating environment for pupils, rooted in mutual respect • set goals that stretch and challenge pupils of all backgrounds, abilities and dispositions • demonstrate consistently the positive attitudes, values and behaviour which are expected of pupils.

2 Promote good progress and outcomes by pupils • be accountable for pupils’ attainment, progress and outcomes • plan teaching to build on pupils' capabilities and prior knowledge • guide pupils to reflect on the progress they have made and their emerging needs • demonstrate knowledge and understanding of how pupils learn and how this impacts on teaching • encourage pupils to take a responsible and conscientious attitude to their own work and study.

3 Demonstrate good subject and curriculum knowledge • have a secure knowledge of the relevant subject(s) and curriculum areas, foster and maintain pupils’ interest in the subject, and address misunderstandings • demonstrate a critical understanding of developments in the subject and curriculum areas, and promote the value of scholarship • demonstrate an understanding of and take responsibility for promoting high standards of literacy, articulacy and the correct use of standard English, whatever the teacher’s specialist subject • if teaching early reading, demonstrate a clear understanding of systematic synthetic phonics • if teaching early mathematics, demonstrate a clear understanding of appropriate teaching strategies.

4 Plan and teach well-structured lessons • impart knowledge and develop understanding through effective use of lesson time • promote a love of learning and children’s intellectual curiosity • set homework and plan other out-of-class activities to consolidate and extend the knowledge and understanding pupils have acquired • reflect systematically on the effectiveness of lessons and approaches to teaching • contribute to the design and provision of an engaging curriculum within the relevant subject area(s).

5 Adapt teaching to respond to the strengths and needs of all pupils • know when and how to differentiate appropriately, using approaches which enable pupils to be taught effectively • have a secure understanding of how a range of factors can inhibit pupils’ ability to learn, and how best to overcome these • demonstrate an awareness of the physical, social and intellectual development of children, and know how to adapt teaching to support pupils’ education at different stages of development • have a clear understanding of the needs of all pupils, including those with special educational needs; those of high ability; those with English as an additional language; those with disabilities; and be able to use and evaluate distinctive teaching approaches to engage and support them.

• 6 Make accurate and productive use of assessment • know and understand how to assess the relevant subject and curriculum areas, including statutory assessment requirements • make use of formative and summative assessment to secure pupils’ progress • use relevant data alongside AfL information to monitor progress, set targets, and plan subsequent lessons • give pupils regular feedback, both orally and through accurate marking, and encourage pupils to respond to the feedback 7 Manage behaviour effectively to ensure a good and safe learning environment

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• have clear rules and routines for behaviour in classrooms, and take responsibility for promoting good and courteous behaviour both in classrooms and around the school, in accordance with the school’s behaviour policy • have high expectations of behaviour, and establish a framework for discipline in line with school policy, with a range of strategies, using praise, consequences and rewards consistently and fairly • manage classes effectively, using approaches which are appropriate to pupils’ needs in order to involve and motivate them • maintain good relationships with pupils, exercise appropriate authority, and act decisively when necessary.

8 Fulfil wider professional responsibilities • make a positive contribution to the wider life and ethos of the school • develop effective professional relationships with colleagues, knowing how and when to draw on advice and specialist support • have a working knowledge of teachers' professional duties and legal liabilities • operate at all times within the stated policies and practices of the school • maintain an up to date knowledge of good practice in teaching techniques • deploy support staff effectively • take responsibility for improving teaching through appropriate professional development, responding to advice and feedback from colleagues • communicate effectively with parents with regard to pupils’ achievements and well-being.

All teachers are required to meet the national standards for teachers according to their role. You will be provided with a copy of the professional standards for teachers and these standards will inform, and provide an element of the assessment relating to performance management/appraisal.

Desirable requirements:-Ability to play 1 or more musical Instruments, Grade 5 and above.

-Experience in instrumental tuition for Primary aged pupils.

The following statements define the behaviour and attitudes which set the required standard for conduct in our school • You must uphold public trust in the profession and maintain high standards of ethics and behaviour, within and outside school, by: • treating pupils with dignity, building relationships rooted in mutual respect, and at all times observing proper boundaries appropriate to a teacher’s professional position • having regard for the need to safeguard pupils’ well-being, in accordance with statutory provisions • showing tolerance of and respect for the rights of others • not undermining fundamental British values, including democracy, the rule of law, individual liberty and mutual respect, and tolerance of those with different faiths and beliefs • ensuring that personal beliefs are not expressed in ways which exploit pupils’ vulnerability or might lead them to break the law.

• You must have proper and professional regard for the ethos, policies and practices of our school, and maintain high standards in your attendance and punctuality.

• You must have an understanding of, and always act within, the statutory frameworks which set out your professional duties and responsibilities.

Please apply online. For technical difficulties, please contact the Support Team. For further information about the role, please contact the school directly.

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Teaching Assistant Employer

St Joachim's Catholic Primary School

Salary

Unqualified Scale 2 point 3- £20,835 (pro rata) £21,591 (pro rata)

Location

St Joachim's Catholic Primary School

Hours

36 hours per week.

Closing Date

30/10/2019 17:00

Reference

Pri/19/111532

Link to Vacancy

http://ats-npw.jgp.co.uk/vacancies/view/111532

Qualified Scale 3 point 5 -

St Joachim’s Catholic Primary School Part of Our Lady of Grace Catholic Academy Trust Headteacher: Mr. J. Allen Shipman Road Custom House London E16 3DT Tel: 0207 476 1658 E mail: info@st-joachims.newham.gov.uk

TEACHING ASSISTANT VACANCY Start Date: 6th January 2019 (Or earlier) 36 hours per week – Term time only Unqualified Scale 2 point 3- £20,835 (pro rata) Qualified Scale 3 point 5 - £21,591 (pro rata) We can offer you: • an outstanding Catholic school with motivated and enthusiastic pupils

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• an excellent school ethos with strong links with the parish community • long standing and committed leadership • a supportive board of trustees and governing body • excellent opportunities for personalised CPD • fantastic career progression opportunities • a comprehensive professional support network • personal welfare package • easy access by transport and parking available • brand new working facilities Our successful candidate will: • be fully committed to our Catholic ethos • have an enthusiasm for supporting and developing our school and curriculum • be passionate and ambitious about the education of all children • have high expectations and a commitment to raising standards • enjoy working in a strong team environment • be flexible to the changing needs of the school and academy We are looking for a committed, hardworking, enthusiastic and caring person to work in our friendly Outstanding Catholic Primary School. We welcome applications, both from graduates who may be looking to begin a career in education, or those who have previous experience working with young people.

The post is for supporting children from Nursery to Year 6 including those with special needs and English as an additional language. This post may involve some 1 to 1 work with children who have additional needs.

The appointed person will also be expected to run before and after school clubs on some days, as part of the designated hours. Morning clubs are between 8am and 9am and afternoon clubs are between 3:30 and 4:30pm.

As part of the interview process short listed candidates will be asked to carry out an English and Maths assessment. Reference requests will be sent for if you are short listed.

Tests and interviews will take place on Wednesday 13th November or Thursday 14th November 2019.

Completed forms need to be returned to St Joachim’s by 5pm Wednesday 30th October 2019.

Teaching Assistant application forms can also be obtained from our school website: • www.st-joachims.newham.sch.uk/jobs or by calling or emailing the school.

Applications can be returned to the school by email:• info@st-joachims.newham.sch.uk referencing in the title Teaching Assistant. Applications by post or hand are also welcome.

St Joachim’s Catholic Primary School is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children, young people and vulnerable adults and expects all staff and volunteers to share this commitment. All posts are subject to employment checks. References will be sought and the successful candidate will be required to complete a Disclosure + Barring Service Check.

Complete attached application form

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LEARNING MENTOR AND PASTORAL SUPPORT VACANCY Employer

St Joachim's Catholic Primary School

Salary

Qualified Scale 5 point 12-15 £24,462 - £25,809 (pro rata)

Location

St Joachim's Catholic Primary School

Hours

36 hours per week.

Closing Date

30/10/2019 17:00

Reference

Pri/19/111545

Link to Vacancy http://ats-npw.jgp.co.uk/vacancies/view/111545

St Joachim’s Catholic Primary School Part of Our Lady of Grace Catholic Academy Trust

Headteacher: Mr. J. Allen Shipman Road Custom House London E16 3DT Tel: 0207 476 1658 E mail: info@st-joachims.newham.gov.uk

LEARNING MENTOR AND PASTORAL SUPPORT VACANCY Start Date: 6th January 2020 (Or earlier) 36 hours per week – Term time only Qualified Scale 5 point 12-15 £24,462 - £25,809 (pro rata) We can offer you: • an outstanding Catholic school with motivated and enthusiastic pupils • an excellent school ethos with strong links with the parish community • long standing and committed leadership • a supportive board of trustees and governing body • excellent opportunities for personalised CPD

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• fantastic career progression opportunities • a comprehensive professional support network • personal welfare package • easy access by transport and parking available • brand new working facilities Our successful candidate will: • be fully committed to our Catholic ethos • have an enthusiasm for supporting and developing our school and curriculum • be passionate and ambitious about the education of all children • have high expectations and a commitment to raising standards • enjoy working in a strong team environment • be flexible to the changing needs of the school and academy We are looking for a committed, hardworking, enthusiastic and caring person to work in our friendly Outstanding Catholic Primary School. We welcome applications, both from graduates who may be looking to begin a career in education, or those who have previous experience working with young people.

The post of Learning Mentor and Pastoral Support is a unique role within the school where it involves supporting children from Nursery to Year 6 including those with special needs and English as an additional language, to overcome barriers to learning. This post may involve some 1 to 1 work with children who have additional needs.

The appointed person will also be expected to run after school clubs on some days, as part of the designated hours.

As part of the interview process short listed candidates will be asked to carry out an English and Maths assessment. Reference requests will be sent for if you are short listed.

Tests and interviews will take place on Tuesday 12th November 2019.

Application forms can also be obtained from our school website: • www.st-joachims.newham.sch.uk/jobs or by calling or emailing the school.

Applications can be returned to the school by email:• info@st-joachims.newham.sch.uk referencing in the title Learning Mentor and Pastoral support. Applications by post or hand are also welcome.

Completed forms should be returned to NPW by 5pm Wednesday 30th October 2019.

St Joachim’s Catholic Primary School is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children, young people and vulnerable adults and expects all staff and volunteers to share this commitment. All posts are subject to employment checks. References will be sought and the successful candidate will be required to complete a Disclosure + Barring Service Check.

Complete attached application form

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Early Years Class Teacher Employer

Dersingham Primary School

Salary

Main Pay Scale (Teachers pay and conditions)

Location

Dersingham Primary School

Hours

32.5 hours per week.

Closing Date

30/10/2019 09:00

Reference

Pri/19/112008

Link to Vacancy http://ats-npw.jgp.co.uk/vacancies/view/112008

MAINSCALE EARLY YEARS TEACHER REQUIRED DERSINGHAM PRIMARY SCHOOL MANOR PARK London E12 5QJ Dersingham Prmary School is a 3-form entry school with fantastic pupils, a positive and welcoming ethos and lovely parents! We are looking for a teacher to join us in our creative and well-resourced early years setting.

We can offer an excellent CPD programme, opportunities for career development and a supportive staff team.

Shortlisting and interviews will take place as and when applications are received.

Closing date: Wednesday 30th October 2019 Please apply online. For technical difficulties, please contact the Support Team 020 7427 8250. For further information about the role, please contact the school directly.

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Nursery Teacher Employer

Agate Momentum Trust

Salary

£30000 - £44999

Location

Hallsville Primary School Radland Road, Canning Town, London E16 1LN

Hours

32.5 hours per week.

Closing Date

28/10/2019 17:00

Reference

AMT/19/110302

Link to Vacancy http://ats-npw.jgp.co.uk/vacancies/view/110302 Nursery Teacher Required for January 2020 (Fixed term to start - with a chance of a permanent post in the future) (NQTs with previous experience in EYFS may apply) A wonderful opportunity has arisen for a Nursery Teacher at Hallsville Primary.

Governors are looking for a candidate who: • Is an experienced and knowledgeable Early Years practitioner • Is trained within and understands the teaching and learning of children in EYFS • Can demonstrate effective leadership and management skills • Has strong relationship and interpersonal skills • Has a proven track record in engaging with parents and the community • Knows how to develop speaking and listening in pupils • Is fully aware of and teaches around the characteristics of effective learning • Is an excellent classroom practitioner and can take a lead on supporting teaching and learning throughout the school • Has high expectations of children and staff • Is capable of inspiring, challenging, supporting and empowering others We can offer the right candidate: • Opportunities to share best practice across the Agate Momentum Trust • A professional team with commitment to good teaching and learning • A governing board and local governors who are committed to making a difference Visits to the school are warmly welcomed. For further details or to arrange a visit to the school, please contact Hannah Cleland, School Business Manager on 07891 181367 or by e-mail at • hannah.cleland@hallsville.newham.sch.uk Agate Momentum Trust is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people and expects all staff to share this commitment. The successful applicant will be subject to a full Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) check prior to taking up post.

Closing date for applications is: Monday 28th October 2019 Interviews to take place: week beginning 28th October 2019

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Applications for this post should be made online.

Please apply online. For technical difficulties, please contact the Support Team. For further information about the role, please contact the school directly.

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High Needs Teaching Assistants - PMLD, Autism, SEN, and Complex Needs Employer

Sir John Heron Primary School

Salary

Scale 4 salary range, starting at £19,358 per annum.

Location

Sir John Heron Primary School

Hours

36 hours per week.

Closing Date

27/10/2019 23:59

Reference

Pri/19/111631

Link to Vacancy http://ats-npw.jgp.co.uk/vacancies/view/111631

High Needs Teaching Assistant – PMLD, Autism, SEN and Complex Needs Scale 4 salary range, starting at £19,358 per annum.

Required to start as soon as possible.

Are you looking to start a career in Education or want more experience before teacher training? Are you committed to making a positive difference in the lives of young people?

Sir John Heron is a successful two-form entry resourced Primary School with a morning Nursery, providing high quality education to an inclusive and diverse community. As a resourced school, we have a unit for children with profound and multiple learning difficulties.

We are currently looking for enthusiastic High Needs Teaching Assistants to join our friendly and hardworking SEND Team. The job requires 1:1 support work with individuals who have Profound and Multiple Learning Disabilities, Autism, SEN and Complex Needs as well as working with small groups of children to support their learning in class.

The successful candidate will: • Be a patient person with a caring attitude • Have experience of working with children, with an enthusiastic approach • Have a high standard of spoken and written English as well as an excellent standard in numeracy.

• Have a willingness to undertake training Experience of working with PMLD children is an advantage.

We do not accept CVs. If you would like to apply for the position, please apply online.

This position will be 5 days a week in term time only.

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Closing Date for applications is: Sunday 27th October 2019 Interviews: Friday 1st November 2019 For any queries, please call the school directly or email• info@sirjohnheron.newham.sch.uk.

Successful applicants will be required to apply for an enhanced DBS disclosure, and will also be required to complete a disqualification declaration questionnaire. We are committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of our children and expect all members of staff to share this commitment.

Please apply online. For technical difficulties, please contact the Support Team 020 7427 8250. For further information about the role, please contact the school directly.

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Class Teacher Employer

Sir John Heron Primary School

Salary

Main Pay Scale (Teachers pay and conditions)

Location

Sir John Heron Primary School

Hours

32.5 hours per week.

Closing Date

27/10/2019 23:59

Reference

Pri/19/112040

Link to Vacancy http://ats-npw.jgp.co.uk/vacancies/view/112040

Class Teacher Teacher MPS (scale point dependent on experience). NQTs welcome to apply.

Required to start in January 2020.

Are you committed to making a positive difference in the lives of young people? Do you want to work in a successful Primary school in East London?

We are looking to appoint a class teacher to join our team of hard working and enthusiastic staff and children, initially to be based in the nursery. (Please note that the job may be in a different year group after this academic year).

Sir John Heron Primary School is a two-form entry community school located in the culturally and socially diverse community of Manor Park. We are extremely proud of our happy and inclusive school in which we put the children at the heart of everything we do. Our vision is to create a challenging and purposeful curriculum that develops all of our pupils and creates a lifelong love of learning.

We are looking for highly skilled and ambitious teachers who will go the extra mile to help our pupils reach their full potential.

What can we offer you?

• Wonderful and well-behaved pupils that love to learn • Excellent relationships with our families and wider community • Supportive leadership team with clear focus and direction • A belief in collaboration and peer to peer support • Excellent CPD opportunities including opportunities to lead a curriculum area across school (TLRs to be negotiated) • A commitment to enabling our staff to have a positive work life balance • Excellent computing resources including equipment for teacher use We strongly encourage visits from prospective candidates so that you can see us in action. To arrange a visit telephone Hazel Archer on 0208 514 9860 who will be happy to help; alternatively, email• info@sirjohnheron.newham.sch.uk

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We do not accept CVs. If you would like to apply for the position, please apply online.

Closing Date for applications: Sunday 27th October Interviews to be held: Thursday 31st October The successful candidate will have to meet the requirements of the person specification in order to be offered the post and appointment will be conditional subject to clearance by the Disclosure and Barring Service. We welcome applications from all sections of the community, regardless of age, gender, ethnicity, religion, disability or sexuality. Sir John Heron Primary School is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and expects all staff and volunteers to share this commitment.

Please apply online. For technical difficulties, please contact the Support Team 020 7427 8250. For further information about the role, please contact the school directly.

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Wrap around play worker Employer

Sandringham Primary School

Salary

£0 - £9999

Location

Sandringham Primary School

Hours Closing Date

27/10/2019 23:59

Reference

Pri/19/111182

Link to Vacancy http://ats-npw.jgp.co.uk/vacancies/view/111182

Wrap around play worker (pm) 4.00 - 5.30pm Sandringham Primary School opened a Daycare Provision for children aged 0-5 years old in August 2017. The daycare is now well established and running at full capacity. We are looking to appoint a wrap around play worker to assist in the care, well-being and education of young children across all areas of learning and development.

Sandringham Primary and Pre-school Purpose - to inspire and empower the next generation Vision - to be an outstanding, dynamic and vibrant learning community Values • Children first • Inquiring minds • Agile to change • Research driven • Nurturing wellbeing Key Worker Employer: Sandringham Primary and Pre- School Salary:Scale two Location:Sandringham Primary School Contract:Permanent Working Pattern: Term Time Monday - Friday 4-6pm Hours:10 a week DBS Check:Enhanced Closing Date : 27 October 2019 Shortlisting : 28 October 2019 Interviews

:30 October 2019

Start date

: 4 November 2019

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Telephone: 02084723800 Headteacher: Mr Robert Cleary Please apply online. For technical difficulties, please contact the Support Team 020 7427 8250. For further information about the role, please contact the school directly.

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SENCO Employer

Star Primary School

Salary

£35000 - £49999

Location

Star Primary School

Hours

32.5 hours per week.

Closing Date

27/10/2019 15:25

Reference

SENCO

Link to Vacancy http://ats-npw.jgp.co.uk/vacancies/view/47250 Star Primary School

Star Lane, Canning Town, London, E16 4NH Tel: 020 7476 5336 Fax: 020 7473 6522 Website: www.star.newham.sch.uk Number on roll: 663

SENCO – non class based TLR 2B - Available according to expertise and experience

We seek to appoint for January 2019 or sooner, an inspirational SENCO to work as part of our SEN team. You will be responsible for supporting children across the school that need extra assistance, taking responsibility for the day today high quality in-class and intervention support for SEN pupils, enabling them to make good progress in their learning. Candidates should have the National award for SEN Co-ordination.

Star Primary School is a vibrant multi-cultural school committed to excellent educational provision. We deliver a Rights Based Curriculum with an extensive enrichment offer. Our school community has a strong ethos and shared vision, which lays the foundations for excellence in teaching and learning.

The successful applicants will: • Make a valuable contribution to the provision of high quality teaching and learning.

• Raise the standards of SEN pupils throughout the school • Actively support our extended curriculum • Have a passion for providing a curriculum for all children to succeed • Be able to work effectively within a supportive, committed and successful staff team

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• Have high aspirations for themselves and a commitment to further development.

The school is committed to professional development and equality for all staff and will provide a high level of induction and training for new staff members.

Visits to the school are warmly invited. Please make an appointment to meet with the Head Teacher, Lisle von Buchenroder through the school office.

Application forms are available from the school directly or email: info@star.newham.sch.uk Accompanying statements should outline candidate’s curriculum passion and expertise.

Closing Date: Sunday 27th October 2019.

Shortlisting: Monday 28th October 2019 Interviews to be held: Tuesday 29th October 2019 The school is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children. All posts are subject to preemployment checks, references will be sought and successful candidates will need to undertake an enhanced DBS check.

Please apply online. For technical difficulties, please contact the Support Team 020 7427 8250. For further information about the role, please contact the school directly.

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Administrative Assistant Employer

Elmhurst Primary School

Salary

Scale 4 - salary is £17,427.64 (gross)

Location

Elmhurst Primary School

Hours

32.5 hours per week.

Closing Date

27/10/2019 10:00

Reference

Pri/19/109131

Link to Vacancy http://ats-npw.jgp.co.uk/vacancies/view/109131 Elmhurst Primary School Upton Park Road Forest Gate London E7 8JY Tel: 020 8472 1062 Head teacher: Ms Sukwinder Samra Email:• ssamra@elmhurst.newham.sch.uk

Administrative Assistant Scale 4 - salary is £17,427.64 (gross) 32.5 hours per week, term time only.

Are you looking for an exciting opportunity to work in a dynamic and supportive school?

We are a four-form entry, outstanding primary school in East London with wonderful children who are keen to learn. We are ambitious for our pupils and believe in developing the whole child. We teach our children to achieve high academic standards, as well as enabling them to win debating competitions, act in Shakespearian plays and enjoy art visits to Venice, Rome and Amsterdam. Elmhurst is a respected National Teaching School and lead school of an English Hub and Maths Hub, providing excellent training opportunities for all staff. We are part of the New Vision Trust, which is a dynamic MAT of good and outstanding schools. Our school site includes bespoke training rooms and excellent accommodation.

This is a great opportunity for an intelligent, hardworking and motivated person to join our friendly office staff.

You will be part of a highly valued team who make a significant contribution to our school.

The successful candidate will have: • Excellent communication and interpersonal skills • High standards of literacy and numeracy (minimum ‘A’ level or level 3 standard equivalent but graduates are

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preferred) • Advanced IT skills including experience of MS word, Office and Excel • The ability to work in an organised way and to be able to prioritise a busy and varied workload • A professional manner and be smartly dressed • Prior experience of SIMS and PS Financials (preferred) An enhanced DBS check is required before taking up the appointment.

Closing date: 27th October 2019 For application form and further details please apply online at: For technical enquires please call 020 8249 6946. For any other enquiries please contact Yasmin Begum at yasmin.begum@elmhurst.newham.sch.uk Elmhurst Primary School is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children. All posts are subject to satisfactory DBS, qualification and reference checks.

Please apply online. For technical difficulties, please contact the Support Team 020 7427 8250. For further information about the role, please contact the school directly.

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Teaching Assistant Employer

William Davies Primary School

Salary

Unqualified Scale 2 £16,226 --- Qualified Scale 3 £16,815

Location

William Davies Primary School

Hours

32.5 hours per week.

Closing Date

25/10/2019 23:59

Reference

Pri/19/109705

Link to Vacancy http://ats-npw.jgp.co.uk/vacancies/view/109705

Teaching Assistant Unqualified Scale 2 £16,226 Qualified Scale 3 £16,815 Start date: 6th January 2020 Full time, temporary post for the full academic year Term time only We are a one form entry school benefitting from excellent relationships with our parents; together we share a drive and determination to offer our children the best teaching and educational opportunities possible.

We are looking for someone with excellent English and maths skills who will be part of our friendly staff team.

The successful candidate will be: A good communicator who is organised and has effective interpersonal skills.

Able to demonstrate good levels of literacy and numeracy.

‘GCSE’ level English and maths, or equivalent, is a requirement as the work will involve document writing and presentation.

Up to date with computing skills.

Interested in working with young children and those with special needs.

Shortlisted candidates will be asked to sit an English and maths test as part of the interview process.

This is a rolling recruitment process. You will be invited for tests and interview.

All safer recruitment processes will be followed Please apply online. For technical difficulties, please contact the Support Team 020 7427 8250. For further

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information about the role, please contact the school directly.

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Cover Site Supervisor Employer

Elmhurst Primary School

Salary

Scale 4 - £ £22,377 (gross) per annum

Location

Elmhurst Primary School

Hours

36 hours per week.

Closing Date

25/10/2019 23:59

Reference

Pri/19/110792

Link to Vacancy http://ats-npw.jgp.co.uk/vacancies/view/110792

Site Supervisor Scale 4 - £ £22,377 (gross) per annum.

36 hours per week.

January 2020 – January 2021 This is a temporary position with some flexibility for extension to a more permanent contract.

Are you looking for an exciting opportunity to work in a well maintained and supportive school?

This is an excellent opportunity for a hardworking and motivated person to join a successful and happy school, which is part of the well-established New Vision Trust. Our pupils, staff and wider community have the highest expectations and this is reflected in our beautiful school environment. We are seeking to appoint an enthusiastic site supervisor to join our outstanding school, who will maintain our existing high standards.

The successful candidate will have: • Flexibility and willingness to work outside normal hours, if required • Ability to work well independently and as a team • Excellent organisational skills • Good level of DIY skills plumbing and decorating • Knowledge of general health and safety checks • Be able to communicate effectively with a wide range of people An enhanced DBS check is required before taking up the appointment.

Closing date: Friday 25th October, 2019 Interviews will be held week commencing: 11th November 2019 For further details please contact Yasmin Begum, Office Manager, at• Yasmin.begum@elmhurst.newham.sch.uk or Haris Djemal, Facilities Site Manager at• facilities.manager@elmhurst.newham.sch.uk.

Elmhurst Primary School as part of the New Vision Trust is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children. All posts are subject to satisfactory DBS, qualification and reference checks.

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Please apply online. For technical difficulties, please contact the Support Team 020 7427 8250. For further information about the role, please contact the school directly.

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Graduate Teaching Assistant Employer

William Davies Primary School

Salary

London - Newham ÂŁ16,226 p.a.

Location

William Davies Primary School

Hours

32.5 hours per week.

Closing Date

25/10/2019 11:07

Reference

Pri/19/109712

Link to Vacancy http://ats-npw.jgp.co.uk/vacancies/view/109712

Graduate Teaching Assistant Start date: 6th January 2020 Full time, temporary post for the full academic year Term time only If you are passionate about pursuing a teaching career and hoping to apply for Teacher Training courses, a Graduate Teaching Assistant is exactly the role for you!

We can offer paid experience to support your applications with the opportunity to gain professional development, thus having a head start on other applicants.

London - Newham ÂŁ16,226 p.a.

Supporting Early Years, Key Stage 1 and Key Stage 2 Friendly and High Achieving School Extremely successful school with a very strong community spirit The Headteacher is seeking committed, driven, confident and enthusiastic Graduate Teaching Assistants. In particular, individuals who are passionate to pursue a career within primary education.

We are looking for candidates with excellent communication skills, who can work on their own initiative and should have at least a 2:2 degree.

Working under the guidance of our teaching staff, you will support pupils in and out of the classroom. Duties will include undertaking administrative duties, provide teaching support and assist with lunchtime duties at the school.

Graduate Teaching Assistants should have good communication skills as you will liaise with both students and teachers. The school will rely upon you to make sure children are supported well and that you work collaboratively with the class teachers at the school.

Please only apply if you are able to commit to a full time position which will be for the full academic year.

Applications must detail all experience - voluntary or paid.

These posts are extremely sought after, giving a Graduate Teaching Assistant the opportunity to gain some invaluable classroom experience. If you feel this role is for you, please apply immediately in order to secure an interview.

This is a rolling recruitment process. You will be invited for tests and interview.

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All safer recruitment processes will be followed Please apply online. For technical difficulties, please contact the Support Team 020 7427 8250. For further information about the role, please contact the school directly.

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Inclusion Leader and Designated Safeguarding Lead Employer

Godwin Junior School

Salary

From £51,984

Location

Godwin Junior School

Hours

32.5 hours per week.

Closing Date

23/10/2019 12:00

Reference

Pri/19/111711

Link to Vacancy http://ats-npw.jgp.co.uk/vacancies/view/111711

Full Time Experienced Inclusion Leader and Designated Safeguarding Lead Member of the Senior Leadership Team (L4- L8) From £51,984 To commence January 2020 Godwin Junior School is a successful four-form-entry junior school in Forest Gate, Newham. We serve a vibrant and diverse community, where excellent relationships promote an inclusive, warm and secure environment where children feel safe and valued.

Central to the ethos and vision of our school is the belief that every child can achieve well and that it is our purpose to ‘prepare our children for lifelong success’. As members of the Whole Education network, we are committed to developing the whole child - not just achieving strong academic results, but also helping the children to explore and develop their artistic, drama, musical, debating and sporting talents. All of our children have the right to experience this high-quality, inclusive learning environment.

Due to the retirement of the current post holder, we are seeking to appoint a talented and experienced Inclusion Leader who has high expectations of all children and is able to support other members of the school team to achieve these. The post holder will also be familiar with safeguarding policy and practice and would ideally have experience as part of a safeguarding team.

What makes us special?

We offer…

• an ethos in which all of our children are supported to discover their talents and be successful • a genuine opportunity to make a difference in our diverse community • motivated children who encourage one another • a dedicated, highly-skilled and successful team with whom you will be working • a real commitment to high-quality professional development • supportive Parents and Carers, with whom we work closely • a sincere commitment to inclusivity as demonstrated by our silver Unicef Rights Respecting School status What makes you special?

You are…

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• an experienced Inclusion Leader/SENDCo • committed to the safeguarding of all pupils – experience as part of a safeguarding team would be valuable, but not essential • committed to excellence, inclusion and high expectations for all • reflective and enthusiastic about professional development • passionate about sharing best practice with colleagues across the school • determined, resilient, highly motivated and able to manage a complex workload • able to work with a range of professionals to promote inclusion • a strong communicator, able to work effectively with professionals and parents/carers We offer the Inner London Weighting Allowance.

We are seeking to appoint an experienced Inclusion Leader.

Deadline for applications: mid-day Wednesday 23rd October.

Shortlisting: Thursday 24th October.

Interview date: Tuesday 29th October 2019.

Please see our website for more information about the school: • www.godwin.newham.sch.uk Visits to the school are very welcome. Please contact the School Business Manager, Mrs Kettle, on 020 8534 7601 or• rafi.kettle@godwin.newham.sch.uk, to arrange this.

The school is committed to safer recruitment practice & pre-employment checks will be undertaken before any employment is confirmed. The post is subject to an Enhanced DBS disclosure.

Please apply online. For technical difficulties, please contact the Support Team 020 7427 8250. For further information about the role, please contact the school directly.

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Class Teacher Employer

Godwin Junior School

Salary

Main Pay Scale (Teachers pay and conditions)

Location

Godwin Junior School

Hours

32.5 hours per week.

Closing Date

23/10/2019 09:00

Reference

Pri/19/109973

Link to Vacancy http://ats-npw.jgp.co.uk/vacancies/view/109973

Full Time Experienced Teachers (MPS or UPS) To commence January 2020

Godwin Junior School is a successful, expanding three and four-form entry junior school in Forest Gate, Newham. We serve a vibrant and diverse community, where excellent relationships promote an inclusive, warm and secure environment where children feel safe and valued.

Central to the ethos and vision of our school is the belief that every child can achieve well and that it is our purpose to ‘prepare our children for lifelong success’. As members of the Whole Education network, we are committed to developing the whole child - not just achieving strong academic results, but also helping the children to explore and develop their artistic, drama, musical, debating and sporting talents. Our UNICEF Rights Respecting Schools status demonstrates our commitment to global citizenship in the school’s ethos, curriculum and after-school clubs.

We are seeking to appoint excellent teachers whose creativity and dynamism will inspire our highly-motivated pupils and help our school on the journey from ‘good’ to ‘outstanding’. If you are interested in being a key part of this vision please visit our website for more information and arrange to visit the school.

What makes us special?

We offer…

• motivated children who enjoy learning • an ethos in which all of our children are supported to discover their talents and be successful • a dedicated, highly-skilled and welcoming team of teachers and support staff who constantly seek to ensure that all of our children thrive • a leadership team who place our children at the heart of every decision • a real commitment to high-quality professional development as part of the Newham North Learning Partnership • a supportive, diverse community which contributes to our ethos What makes you special?

You are…

• an excellent classroom practitioner with a track-record of accelerating pupil progress

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• inspirational, creative and passionate about teaching • committed to excellence, inclusion and high expectations for all • an experienced and highly-motivated team-player • reflective and committed to professional development We offer the Inner London Weighting Allowance.

We are seeking to appoint experienced teachers who have been class teachers in the UK, not NQTs. Deadline for applications: 9am Wednesday 23rd October 2019 Interview date to be confirmed Please see our website for more information about the school: • www.godwin.newham.sch.uk Visits to the school are very welcome. Please contact the School Business Manager, Mrs Kettle, on 020 8534 7601 or• rafi.kettle@godwin.newham.sch.uk, to arrange this.

The school is committed to safer recruitment practice & pre-employment checks will be undertaken before any employment is confirmed. The post is subject to an Enhanced DBS disclosure.

Please apply online. For technical difficulties, please contact the Support Team 020 7427 8250. For further information about the role, please contact the school directly.

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Intervention Teacher Employer

Sir John Heron Primary School

Salary

Main Pay Scale (Teachers pay and conditions)

Location

Sir John Heron Primary School

Hours

32.5 hours per week.

Closing Date

18/10/2019 12:00

Reference

Pri/19/111623

Link to Vacancy http://ats-npw.jgp.co.uk/vacancies/view/111623

Experienced Intervention Teacher (Fixed Term, 3 months) Teacher Main Pay Scale (scale point dependent on experience).

This position will be full time for the Spring Term 2020 only (6th January to Friday 3rd April 2020).

Required to start on 6th January 2020.

Are you committed to making a positive difference in the lives of young people? Do you want to work in a successful Primary school in East London?

Sir John Heron is a successful two-form entry resourced Primary School with a morning and afternoon Nursery, providing high quality education to an inclusive and diverse community.

We are currently looking for an enthusiastic Intervention Teacher to join our friendly and hardworking team within a resourced school on a temporary basis. The job requires supporting small groups of children with a range of needs, both within class and out of class. It may also include whole class teaching.

The successful candidate will have: • Qualified Teacher Status • Extensive experience of working with children, with an enthusiastic approach • An excellent standard of spoken and written English as well as an excellent standard in numeracy.

• A willingness to undertake training We do not accept CVs. If you would like to apply for the position, please fill in an application form online.

Closing Date for applications is: Friday 18th October 2019 at 12pm Interviews: Week beginning 28th October 2019 For any queries, please call the school directly or email on• info@sirjohnheron.newham.sch.uk.

Successful applicants will be required to apply for an enhanced DBS disclosure, and will also be required to complete a disqualification declaration questionnaire. We are committed to safeguarding and promoting the

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welfare of our children and expect all members of staff to share this commitment.

Please apply online. For technical difficulties, please contact the Support Team 020 7427 8250. For further information about the role, please contact the school directly.

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