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Teacher of Business and or Economics vacancy brochure for September 2021

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The application process

Child Protection

The school is committed to safeguarding and

promoting the welfare of children and applicants

must be willing to undergo child protection

training and screening appropriate to the post,

including checks with past employers and the

Disclosure and Barring Service.

Pre-employment Checks

All appointments will be subject to two

satisfactory references (which may be taken prior

to interview), Disclosure check by the Disclosure

and Barring Service and medical fitness for the

role. Where applicable, overseas police checks

and prohibition from teaching and management

checks will also be completed. All checks must be

completed before employment can commence at

the school.

The School is committed to safeguarding and

promoting the welfare of children and to equality of

opportunity. An enhanced DBS will be required.

Thank you for spending some time reading about

our School and the role on offer.

Please contact Mrs. H Palmer, Office Manager on

h.palmer@johnfisherschool.org to arrange a visit

or an informal discussion with the Headteacher,

Mr Philip McCullagh.

Salary payable is on the Teachers Main Scale,

including Outer London Weighting. Application

forms are available to download on our website

at www.johnfisherschool.org/Career-

Opportunities where you can also find further

information on the school and department.

Completed application forms should be emailed

with a covering letter to Mrs H Palmer, Office

Manager, at h.palmer@johnfisherschool.org by

the closing date of noon on Thursday, 11th March

2021. Interviews will be held week beginning

15th March 2021.

Our Mission is

“Nurturing young Catholic gentlemen.

Aspire for Academic, Cultural & Sporting

Excellence”

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