1-to-1 Mobility Support (Male)

1-to-1 Mobility Support (Male) focuses on leading the secondary music programme (smp), supporting schools to establish a core programme of ambitious yet inclusive curriculum and enrichment activity at ks3 through to ks4 and k.

What the role involves

• Leading the Secondary Music Programme (SMP), supporting schools to establish a core programme of ambitious yet inclusive curriculum and enrichment activity at KS3 through to KS4 and K.
• Maintain strong collaborative relationships both across SMP schools and the secondary network more broadly.
• Work collaboratively with the Head of Assessment and Ark’s Heads of Music to drive a holistic approach to assessment in music which involves pupils in their own development.
• Leading a programme of professional development for teachers at all stages of their careers that results in high quality learning experiences for pupils in the classroom.
• Some evening and weekend work to facilitate the programme and to meet important deadlines.

Skills and requirements

• Commitment that every child should have a high-quality music education regardless of their background or ability to pay.

Confirmed role details

• Pattern: Full Time (standard hours 9am – 5.30pm), part-time will be considered.
• £60,000 to £70,000 (depending on experience).
• We strongly believe that pupils arrive to Year 7 as creative, talented young musicians and that our responsibility as teachers is to nurture and unlock this further through expert.
• A progressive curriculum for KS3 and working to the same exam board at KS4.

Candidate fit

• In the UK, we’re a network of 39 schools, educating around 30,000 pupils in areas where we can make the biggest difference and we’re recognised as one of the highest achieving acad.
• Having just celebrated our 20th anniversary, we are shaping our goals for the next 20 and there has never been a more exciting time to join us.

Additional role context

• As Network Lead for Secondary Music, you will work across our 39 schools, helping teachers to inspire pupils to participate in, excel at, and enjoy a range of music-making activiti.

Known job details

• Pay: £60,000 to £70,000