Teacher
St Martins School (3-16 Learning Community)School employer
Closes 12 October
Batley
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Advertised pay
£38,400–£52,835 FTE
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As advertised: “£38,400.00 - £52,835.00 Annually (FTE) MPS3 - UPS3 dependent upon experience and qualifications”
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Help us create something special from the very beginning An exciting opportunity has arisen for an experienced Early Years teacher to join Birstall Primary Academy as we establish our brand-new nursery provision from January 2027. This role offers a unique opportunity to be part of an exciting new chapter in the academy's journey. Working alongside our experienced Early Years team and senior leaders, you will play a key role in helping to shape and develop the nursery provision, ensuring children receive an exceptional start to their education. We are looking for a practitioner who can bring expertise, ideas and enthusiasm to support the successful launch and growth of the provision.
Has significant experience within the Early Years Foundation Stage. Demonstrates a strong understanding of child development and early learning. Has a proven track record of delivering high-quality teaching and securing excellent outcomes for young children. Creates nurturing, engaging and inclusive learning environments. Has high expectations for all children. Values strong partnerships with parents and families. Is excited by the opportunity to contribute to the development of a brand-new nursery provision. Is committed to working collaboratively with colleagues to continually improve practice. Ofsted recognised that Birstall Primary Academy is a school where pupils are "happy" and "proud to belong to the school community" . A school where call children benefit from a "broad and ambitious curriculum", where "children in the early years achieve well" and where staff benefit from a "wealth of training" as part of a "close-knit team" where morale and wellbeing are high. As part of Focus-Trust, we can offer: The opportunity to establish and shape a new nursery provision. A supportive and ambitious leadership team. High-quality professional development and networking opportunities. A welcoming school community with children at the heart of everything we do. This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced Early Years teacher who wants to contribute to something new, work alongside passionate colleagues, and help shape a provision that will serve local children and families for years to come. If you are passionate about Early Years education and excited by the opportunity to help create an outstanding nursery provision, we would love to hear from you.
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