The Trust Development Lead for KS2 Outcomes will provide strategic leadership and operational support to improve outcomes for pupils in Years 5 and 6 across the Trust. The postholder will lead the…
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- HuddersfieldSalary not disclosedTemporaryCloses 7 SeptemberPosted by source 27 days ago
- Tadworth£25,133TemporaryCloses 31 AugustPosted by source 29 days ago
Qualifications Essential Min A* - C grade in GCSE English & Maths or equivalent Successful relevant experience of working with children within a learning environment. Desirable Experience of working…
- Brighton and HoveSalary not disclosedTemporaryCloses 4 SeptemberPosted by source 1 month ago
1. Purpose of the Role To provide strategic and operational leadership of Brighton and Hove’s Pupil Referral Units – collectively known as the Central Hub Brighton (CHB) – during a period of…
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