Head Of Chemistry

.St. Julian's School is seeking to appoint an experienced and innovative Head of Chemistry to lead our team of dedicated chemistry teachers as part of the Science Faculty. There are over 600 students in the Secondary section and students follow a bespoke KS3 programme with a wide range of subjects. They go on to study for GCSEs and then the IB Diploma in Year 12 and 13. Our results are excellent, but we are also committed to the holistic development of good people.The bespoke Key Stage 3 curriculum is designed to develop key skills as a foundation for further study. All students study 6 hours of science in our 2 week timetable in Key Stage 3. At GCSE students can choose Double Award or Triple Science and the trend is usually around 50% in each. At IB Diploma, many students continue with more than one science and we introduce Environmental Systems and Societies as an option. The Science Faculty is large, well resourced and supported by 3 technicians.About St. Julian's School Founded in 1932, we are a highly successful, non-selective 3-18 British international school with a reputation for academic excellence. We currently have just over 1,200 students from over 50 different nationalities. The School has three sections: Primary, Secondary and Bilingual. The Secondary Section is a four-form entry and has 630 students.Google Apps for Education is used across the whole school as a learning and administration platform and all teaching staff are given their own MacBook Air.We are accredited by CIS (Council of International Schools), COBIS (Council of British International Schools) and NEASC (New England Association of Schools and Colleges). Our Head is an International Member of HMC (Heads' Conference). Teacher job descriptionCore purposeTo facilitate the learning of students and promote the effective development of all individuals in our learning community. Our learning ethos is based on our aim to establish a framework for students and teachers to be engaged and challenged, for parents to be assured and excited by the opportunities we provide to ensure that our students develop the attributes which will allow them to become the compassionate, curious, collaborative communicators with the courage to be the active citizens the world needs