Sidcot Careers

Here at Sidcot we have a Quaker legacy upon which we hold ourselves to account and through our values we look to challenge and support each other to be all that we can be.

Current Vacancies

Job Type
Closing Soon

Art Technician

Salary:
£21,653 per annum
Closing Date:
23/02/2025
Hours Per Week:
35 hours per week during term time plus 35 hours per week for four weeks during non-term time
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Deputy Head (Academic)

Closing Date:
11/03/2025
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Invigilators

Salary:
£12.36 per hour
Closing Date:
Open
Hours Per Week:
Other
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Lifeguard

Salary:
£12.05 per hour
Closing Date:
Open
Hours Per Week:
Various short-to-medium duration shifts available during daytimes, evenings and predominantly weekends with additional hours available in the school holidays.
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Closing Soon

Resident Graduate Teaching Assistant - Ceramics and Art

Salary:
£19,000 pa
Closing Date:
23/02/2025
Hours Per Week:
Average of 40 hours per week during term time
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Resident Graduate Teaching Assistant PE and Sport - Junior School

Salary:
£19,000 per annum less contribution of £2,260 per annum towards accommodation and meals
Closing Date:
02/03/2025
Hours Per Week:
Average of 40 hours per week during term time
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School Cleaner

Salary:
£15,665 per annum (£12.05 per hour) plus excellent benefits.
Closing Date:
Open
Hours Per Week:
07:00 - 12:30 Monday to Friday (25 hours per week, year round)
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Teacher of Photography (80% FTE) - Maternity Cover

Salary:
A competitive salary is offered on the Sidcot scale and is dependent on qualifications and experience.
Closing Date:
04/03/2025
Hours Per Week:
Part Time
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Sidcot School is committed to education that equips young people with the knowledge, skills and confidence to help create a socially just and environmentally sustainable world.

In order to meet this commitment we actively seek employees with the skills and qualities that enable our school to create a meaningful and stimulating learning environment. We look for passion and professionalism in our people and value the ideas and creativity with which staff solve problems and create solutions.

Building a vibrant learning community requires team players who are willing to listen and take the time to connect to others. An internationally diverse student community offers the opportunity to explore a wide range of issues that occur within the curriculum, as an active learner yourself you will bring contemporary global issues in to your lessons.

The ability to engage in critical reflection is an important part of the performance review system here at Sidcot, by actively seeking constructive feedback we value the multiple-perspectives that allow us to learn and develop.

We pride ourselves on a tolerant school community, this requires empathy and understanding and those that join our school hold an inclusive mind-set from which they seek to understand and connect authentically to others.

The School is fully committed to the principles of equal opportunity, diversity and inclusion.  We are committed to attracting and retaining the very best staff.

If you have a disability and need any assistance with the application process, please contact jobs@sidcot.org.uk

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