TERRINGTON HALL TRUST LIMITED

Job Description
Head of Maths  and ICT

Department:

Academic

Hours:

Salary:

Report to:

Senior Deputy Head (Academic)

Job Purpose:

•  Establishes goals and expectations for Maths and ICT in all subjects, across Pre-

Prep, Lower Prep and Upper Prep

•  Works collaboratively with the Learning Support Department and other HODs
•  Contributes to the Teaching and Learning Team

Key Responsibility
/Accountability

The role includes the following key points:

•  Working collaboratively to set school-wide Maths and ICT goals for improved

student achievement, so that there is clarity and consensus across Pre-Prep, Lower
Prep and Upper Prep

•  Monitor curriculum overview, termly programmes of study and medium-term

planning for Maths and ICT (all teachers’ responsibility)

•  Developing strategies for the implementation of a clear approach to numeracy

outcomes

•  Teaching Upper Prep Maths, Years 6 - 8
•  Oversight and leadership of all Maths components related to Common Entrance

(13+)/CASE and senior school entry, including scholarship preparation, assessment
coordination, and academic scholarship mentoring.
•  Oversight and delivery of the school’s digital strategy
•
Lead on use of ‘Ed Tech’ for teaching staff and pupils

Planning, coordinating, promoting, and evaluating numeracy and ICT across the curriculum.
This includes:

•  Communication with teachers, subject specialists and SLT
•  Curriculum mapping of Maths and ICT through the school from Year 1-8
•  Helping teachers to gather and analyse classroom data on numeracy progress and
achievement to ensure breadth and progression through the school from Year 1-8
•  Be proactive with introducing numeracy initiatives and enrichment, as and where

appropriate

•  Budget responsibility for Maths and ICT

Additional
Elements:

Promoting and participating in teacher learning and development. This includes:

•  Planning and running staff training
•  Support and evaluation of teaching through regular classroom visits and
appropriate feedback to teachers about effective numeracy practice

•  Discussing numeracy initiative plans and progress with teachers
•  Helping teachers to identify areas for improvement in their maths and ICT teaching

practice

•  Helping teachers to integrate numeracy approaches and ideas into their classroom

practice

Ensuring an orderly and supportive environment and advocate for the protection of time
for Maths and ICT teaching and learning

Child Protection and Safeguarding

•  Safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children is everyone’s responsibility.

Everyone who comes interacts with children and their families has a role to play. To
fulfil this responsibility effectively, all practitioners should make sure their
approach is child related. This means that they should consider, always, what is in
the best interests of the child.

•  You must comply with Terrington Hall School’s Protection and Safeguarding Policy
and Procedures and the requirement to report any concerns relating to the safety
or welfare of children.

Additional Duties

You will undertake assigned daytime, evening and weekend duties and responsibilities in
the school as required, ensuring that all actions are discharged within the regulatory and
legislative requirements to which the School is subject.

You will also undertake to carry out any other reasonable duties commensurate with the
post as directed by the Headmaster.

To teach an agreed number of lessons across the week, as per class teacher role.

Person
Specification

The successful candidate will have the following skills, experience, and qualities:

•  Role model who leads by example with the school values, honesty, and integrity
•  A ‘can do’ attitude and the willingness to work hard to get things done
•  Ambition, energy, enthusiasm, and commitment to delivering the successful

development of Terrington Hall and a strong entrepreneurial spirit

•  Drive and determination to achieve the best possible academic results appropriate

•

to children’s ability
Interest in and drive to enhance the extra-curricular life of the school: music, sport,
drama, etc.

•  Excellent communication skills and ability to build relationships with pupils, parents,

and colleagues

•  Educated to degree level with relevant qualifications and a track record of success
•
Leadership qualities including authority and empathy to connect with and inspire
teaching and support staff

•  Excellent management skills including the setting of clear goals, effective delegation
and time management and an understanding of the importance of performance
management and appraisal

•  Understanding of the school’s financial environment and working within budgets

Training

•  Undertake such training and professional development as required to stay abreast

of legislation and developments relevant to the post

•  To demonstrate initiative in continuing to develop yourself through periodic CPD
•  To attend staff meetings and briefings
•  To participate positively in Professional Performance Review processes

Safeguarding and welfare of children

The job holder’s responsibility for promoting and safeguarding the welfare of children and
young persons for whom they are responsible, or with whom they come into contact with,
will be to adhere to and always ensure compliance with the Schools’ Child Protection Policy
Statement. If while carrying out the duties of the post the role holder becomes aware of any
actual or potential risks to the safety or welfare of children in the School, they must report
any concerns to the School’s DSL or the Headteacher.