Director of Primary Education

Summary:

Director of Primary Education needed to lead and develop primary education within a school.

About the School:

A school with a strong academic record and a commitment to student success, offering a supportive and inspiring environment for both students and staff.

The Opportunity:

The Director of Primary Education will provide strategic leadership and ensure high-quality education for all students. This is a key role in shaping the future of primary education within a school.

Key Responsibilities:

• Lead and manage the strategic development of primary education within the school.
• Work closely with the CEO to ensure alignment with the overall vision and goals of the Trust.
• Support and develop staff to deliver high-quality teaching and learning.
• Monitor and evaluate the performance of the primary phase to ensure continuous improvement.
• Ensure the school meets all statutory and regulatory requirements.
• Promote a culture of inclusion, innovation, and excellence across the primary phase.
• Collaborate with other school leaders to drive whole-school improvement.
• Represent the school at external events and meetings as required.

Qualifications & Skills:

Required

• Proven experience in leading and managing a primary school or similar educational setting.
• Strong leadership and strategic planning skills.
• Excellent communication and interpersonal abilities.
• Commitment to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children.
• Relevant teaching or leadership qualification (e.g., NPQSL, NPQH).

Preferred

• Experience in working within a multi-academy trust or similar organization.
• Experience in school improvement and performance management.
• Familiarity with current educational policies and initiatives.
• Experience in leading successful school inspections or Ofsted visits.

Compensation & Benefits:

• Competitive salary and benefits package.
• Flexible working arrangements, including part-time options.
• Opportunities for professional development and career progression.