Subject Leader : Business Studies and ICT. Oasis Academy Brislington

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Subject Leader : Business Studies and ICT Oasis Academy Brislington

Welcome to Oasis Academy Brislington Oasis Academy Brislington opened in February 2015. Oasis is the largest Academy sponsor in Bristol and Brislington will be the largest Secondary Academy in the City. We are seeking to appoint an exceptional individual to become Subject Leader for Business Studies & ICT, to join us on this exciting journey. About the Academy Our Academy community is diverse and energetic. We have a fully comprehensive intake, with a focus on ensuring that all our students make excellent progress regardless of context or starting point. Oasis Academy Brislington students are proud to attend, our parents are proud to send them here and staff are proud to work here. Oasis Academy Brislington is full of opportunity and potential! Our philosophy is simple: excellence as standard in all that we do. The school is housed in an impressive 34.6 million PFI funded building which opened in 2008. The stateof-the-art facilities offer a modern, flexible, technology-rich environment for teaching and learning making it one of the very best equipped schools in the country. The Academy is led by Peter Knight, Principal, who has secured firm foundations for the school to grow and develop a bright future where teachers can teach and learners learn. We are fully inclusive; children with a wide range of complex needs are supported and nurtured through two fully equipped specialist centre resource bases. We also have a small sixth form provision offering the Level 1 & Level 2 Courses. This is a key strategic priority for the City and we are working closely with the local authority as a provider in Bristol.

About Oasis and Oasis Community Learning Oasis Oasis was established in 1985 and has grown into a group of charities working to deliver housing, training, youth work, health care, family support and primary, secondary and higher education. In the UK we employ around 4,000 staff as well as working with thousands more volunteers. We also work in nine other countries around Europe, Asia, Africa and North America. Oasis Community Learning Oasis Community Learning is an educational trust established in 2004 with the express purpose of transforming learning, lives and communities through the development of Oasis Academies. Currently there are 47 Academies in the Oasis family of academies across primary, secondary and post 16 phases. Our Purpose Oasis Academies exist to provide a rich and balanced environment which caters for the whole person academically, physically, emotionally and environmentally. Our task is to serve our students as well as provide a learning hub for the entire community. In this way we will raise aspirations, unlock potential and work to achieve excellence through encouraging a can-do culture which nurtures confident and competent people. Our Ethos Our ethos is an expression of our character it is a statement of who we are and therefore the lens through which we assess all we do. This is encapsulated by the following five statements: A passion to include everyone A desire to treat everyone equally, respecting differences A commitment to healthy and open relationships A deep sense of hope that things can change and be transformed A sense of perseverance to keep going for the long haul

Oasis Aims Transform Lives Every person matters and everyone is loved and valued Transform Learning We have a passion for learning and we want everyone to achieve their full potential Transform Communities We are committed to community development and the aim of all our work is to increase community cohesion, locally, regionally, nationally and globally. Oasis Philosophy of Education Three important ancient Hebrew words underpin Oasis whole life learning and philosophy of education: Shalom (peace; completeness; nothing missing; nothing broken; wellbeing; wholeness) Heathy Communities (peace; completeness; nothing missing; nothing broken; wellbeing; wholeness) Seeks to ensure that every classroom encounter, each piece of curriculum planning, each assessment experience are all shaped, informed and delivered in the light of our desire for wholeness and well-being in the widest sense of the word; for everyone at every level of their lives academically, vocationally, physically, spiritually, morally, socially, economically, environmentally and culturally. Yada (to know; to see; to perceive; to understand; to experience; to have a relationship with) Deep Learning (to know; to see; to perceive; to understand; to experience; to have a relationship with) Gives students the opportunity to encounter and experience learning personally and relationally. It is never an abstract, theoretical or academic idea simply to be contemplated but, rather, primarily about gaining wisdom the practical application of knowledge to every area of life. Life is not straightforward; learning from failure and mistakes and being resilient is an important part of it. It is hands-on learning throughout life which can only be obtained through on-going active, intentional engagement with it and with others. Rabbi (my teacher; my guide; my role model; a term of respect) Inspirational Leadership (my teacher; my guide; my role model; a term of respect) Through personal example and strong relationships, all teachers are encouraged to be inspirational role models for their students. In this way, a teacher 9s not simply a purveyor of knowledge, dropping it into the minds of those they teach. Instead, they are communicating and bringing knowledge, wisdom and understanding through their words, actions and whole lives, helping students to reflect and think for themselves. Oasis Offer Underpinned by our values and beliefs, all our work is designed to ensure each student receives the very best educational offer. Oasis operates as a national family of Academies, split into four regions. The regional teams provide standards leadership and a professional governance service. The Oasis family of Academies is led by empowered and empowering resilient leaders who, through their deeply held beliefs and values always strive to make decisions in the best interests of the students and their communities. Each Oasis Academy has its own identity and purpose and serves its local community by working with it to transform learning, aspirations and opportunities. As a family, Oasis Academies work independently, benefitting from sharing best practice and inspirational pedagogy. Leaders and teachers build understanding of what is needed to secure the best possible sustainable outcomes for all learners. Each Oasis Academy is committed to enabling children and students to become effective, enthusiastic, independent learners, committed to life-long learning. Each Oasis Academy is dedicated to the task of working continuously in pursuit of excellence across all aspects of its life and work.

Oasis Academy Brislington is part of the Oasis family of Academies in the South West, where the regional approach is informed by the principle of shared strength and collective responsibility. We celebrate that each of our Academies are unique; what connects us is our shared ethos.

Post: Subject Leader Business Studies & ICT Responsible to: Principal, under the day to day Management and leadership of a Member of the Principal s Leadership Team Salary: M1-6 UPR1-3 + TLR2B Location: Oasis Academy Brislington, Bristol Working Pattern: Full-time Disclosure Level: Enhanced DBS Job purpose: To ensure high quality curriculum delivery and effective teaching and learning within the curriculum area of Business Studies and ICT. In addition carrying out the professional duties of a qualified teacher in accordance with the current School Teacher s Pay and Conditions document, the post holder, in consultation with their line manager and the Principal shall take the following responsibilities.

SPECIFIC RESPONSIBILITIES: A. Strategic Direction and Development of Business Studies and ICT Establishing and maintaining policies and practices which promote high achievement through effective teaching and learning Creating an environment where students and staff develop and maintain positive attitudes towards teaching and learning Using data effectively to monitor and evaluate student progress; planning and implementing effective intervention to support all students to achieve highly Analysing national, local and Academy data, research and inspection findings to inform curriculum area policies and practices, expectations and teaching methodologies and to report regularly to the Principal/Academy Council on progress and plans Contributing to the Academy Improvement Plan and establishing an effective subject Improvement Planning Cycle to meet Academy strategic priorities. B. Teaching and Learning of Business Studies and ICT Ensuring appropriate, challenging and differentiated programmes of study and Schemes of Work are in place for all teaching groups and related courses Securing and sustaining effective teaching of the subject through structured monitoring and evaluation of all aspects of teaching and learning and active participation in the Academy s monitoring evaluation and review (MER) cycle through lesson observations, feedback to teaching staff, work sampling, student interviews and written reports to the Principal and Leadership Team as necessary Ensuring teaching and learning objectives are clear to all members of the curriculum team Ensuring effective development of students literacy, numeracy and ICT skills within the subject Contributing to the teaching of Citizenship, Enterprise Education and Work Related Learning within the subject area Developing the curriculum to meet the needs of all students; introducing, planning and implementing new courses of study to meet 14-19 curriculum initiatives and KS3 developments Map progress of students regularly against prior attainment and local national norms and identify students at risk of underachieving. C. Leading and Managing the Staff who teach Business and ICT Line managing all members of the Business and ICT team and providing effective support, challenge, information and professional development for all staff within the subject area as necessary Establishing clear expectations and high standards of professionalism and collaboration across the subject Taking an active role as a Subject Leader within the Academy s PM policy to develop the professional effectiveness of colleagues Providing structured support and assessment for NQT and ITT trainees to enable them to meet the relevant professional standards Working in collaboration with the SENCO, SEN staff and Year Leaders to ensure that Individual Education Plans and Pastoral Support Plans are used to set subject specific targets, as required. D. Efficient and Effective Deployment of Staff and Resources within the Business and ICT Team Using appropriate resources, in consultation with the Principal, for effective, efficient and safe teaching and learning within the subject area; accommodation, staff, time, courses, development opportunities, ICT equipment Creating an effective and stimulating learning environment for teaching and learning Deploying accommodation to effectively meet the teaching and learning needs of the subject Ensuring a safe working and learning environment through the application of appropriate risk assessments

E. Teaching Commitment The post holder will be expected to teach in line with the Academy s generic teacher s job specification. Designated non-contact time for leadership and management responsibilities will be made available. F. Safeguarding Children Oasis Community Learning are committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people. We expect all staff to share this commitment and to undergo appropriate checks, including enhanced DBS checks. The person undertaking this role is expected to work within the policies, ethos and aims of the Academy and to carry out such other duties as may reasonably be assigned by the Principal. The postholder will be expected to have an agreed flexible working pattern to ensure that all relevant functions are fulfilled through direct dialogue with employees, contractors and community members. The above responsibilities are subject to the general duties and responsibilities contained in the Statement of Conditions of Employment. The duties of the post may vary from time to time without changing the general character of the post or level of responsibility entailed. All teachers take an active role in the Academy s pastoral care of students and the post holder will be expected to fulfil the role of form tutor.

Our Purpose Oasis Academies exist to provide a rich and balanced educational environment which caters for the whole person - academically, vocationally, socially, morally, spiritually, physically, emotionally and environmentally. Our task is to serve our students as well as to provide a learning hub for the entire community. In this way we will raise aspirations, unlock potential and work to achieve excellence through encouraging a can do culture which nurtures confident and competent people. Qualifications Professional Development Essential Qualified Teacher Status A degree in Business and ICT or equivalent in a subject related to Business and ICT Evidence of a commitment to own professional development Desirable Recent relevant in-service training in Business and ICT/Management and Leadership Oasis Ethos Our ethos is an expression of our character - it is a statement of who we are and therefore the lens through which we assess all we do. Our values can be summarised in five statements: 1. A passion to include everyone 2. A desire to treat everyone equally, respecting differences 3. A commitment to healthy and open relationships 4. A deep sense of hope that things can change and be transformed. 5. A sense of perseverance to keep going for the long haul. Experience A keen interest in developing the teaching of Business and ICT Currently holding a position of responsibility Evidence of high achievement in teaching across Key Stages The development of Schemes of Work across the Key Stages Working effectively as a Form Tutor Effective use of Assessment for Learning to engage students as partners in their learning Use of assessment and attainment information to improve practice and raise standards An understanding of the Business ad ICT strategy Ability to, or experience of, teaching KS3 Mathematics Professional development /mentoring of colleagues Currently holding a significant position of responsibility Developing subject across the curriculum Experience of leading a development within a team Development of partnerships with other schools, business and the community Successful teaching of subject at KS4 and/or AS Business and ICT Strategies to enhance teaching and learning of ICT within Business and ICT

Experience Skills Commitments Personal Essential Use of strategies to promote good student relationships and high attainment in an inclusive environment Vision for the teaching of Business and ICT Secure knowledge of Programmes of Study for Business and ICT at KS3/4 An understanding of Health and Safety regulations affecting the curriculum area An enthusiastic and effective leader and manager. Excellent communication and presentation skills Competent user of ICT Competent co-ordinator and motivator Ability to plan and resource effective interventions to meet curricular objectives Actively supports the Academy s Commitment to ITT Active participation in Academy developments To leading extracurricular activities/ educational visits/ outof-hours learning To innovate curriculum development and partnership with other schools and the wider community including business and industry links Passion for teaching Energy, enthusiasm and flexibility Good health and attendance record Sense of humour and a positive outlook on life Desirable An understanding of education within a Multicultural/Multi-faith city An understanding of Emotional Literacy developments to support learning and teaching An understanding of KS2 and/or Post 16 Business and ICT curriculum Ability to use and promote a wide range of teaching methodologies Commitment to the value and promotion of vocational and work related learning

Personal Qualities Essential Ability to work under pressure and determination to succeed Desirable