We try to ensure that every Birchwood
geographer
understands the
interconnectedness
of humans and the environment and that they are equipped with the skills to tackle the world’s future problems. We are looking for someone who can contribute to this aim by inspiring our students and staff.
Geography is currently taught across KS3 to KS5 at Birchwood High School, and the department prides itself on providing a broad and inventive program of study that is applicable to students in the 21st century. Our curriculum is as broad and balanced as the national curriculum but designed with our specific learners in mind. We combine the study of the local area with national and international case studies, and students particularly enjoy topics like ‘Risky World’ and ‘Changing China’. We also provide lots of practical experiences for our students, with fieldwork embedded for all year groups, sometimes conducted in the local area, and sometimes further afield in places like London and Norfolk.
Geography is one of the more popular GCSEs and A Levels within the school, with typically 5 GCSE groups and two A Level groups per year. A large part of this success is due to our strong KS3 curriculum provision and our fantastic teachers.
We are currently seeking to employ a well-qualified and passionate teacher to lead our Geography department. The successful candidate will be a dynamic and inspirational individual with excellent subject knowledge. They will be able to lead, develop and enhance the teaching practice of others to drive the curriculum and outcomes of the department.
To apply, please ensure that when completing the online application form you include in your statement any relevant experience to date, your values, how you would make a difference to student outcomes, and why you want to be part of the Birchwood Community.
Applications should be submitted using the platform no later than
9.00am on 6th January 2025 . Interviews will be held shortly after.
If you would like to find out more about the role and/or arrange an informal visit to the school, please contact Mrs S Wilkinson directly.
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geographer
understands the
interconnectedness
of humans and the environment and that they are equipped with the skills to tackle the world’s future problems. We are looking for someone who can contribute to this aim by inspiring our students and staff.
Geography is currently taught across KS3 to KS5 at Birchwood High School, and the department prides itself on providing a broad and inventive program of study that is applicable to students in the 21st century. Our curriculum is as broad and balanced as the national curriculum but designed with our specific learners in mind. We combine the study of the local area with national and international case studies, and students particularly enjoy topics like ‘Risky World’ and ‘Changing China’. We also provide lots of practical experiences for our students, with fieldwork embedded for all year groups, sometimes conducted in the local area, and sometimes further afield in places like London and Norfolk.
Geography is one of the more popular GCSEs and A Levels within the school, with typically 5 GCSE groups and two A Level groups per year. A large part of this success is due to our strong KS3 curriculum provision and our fantastic teachers.
We are currently seeking to employ a well-qualified and passionate teacher to lead our Geography department. The successful candidate will be a dynamic and inspirational individual with excellent subject knowledge. They will be able to lead, develop and enhance the teaching practice of others to drive the curriculum and outcomes of the department.
To apply, please ensure that when completing the online application form you include in your statement any relevant experience to date, your values, how you would make a difference to student outcomes, and why you want to be part of the Birchwood Community.
Applications should be submitted using the platform no later than
9.00am on 6th January 2025 . Interviews will be held shortly after.
If you would like to find out more about the role and/or arrange an informal visit to the school, please contact Mrs S Wilkinson directly.
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