St Saviour’s School Ikoyi Vacancy for Teacher

St Saviour’s School Ikoyi Vacancy for Teacher
St Saviour’s School Ikoyi, is an Independent British Primary school of approximately 320 children. The school caters for children from Foundation 2 ( Reception) to Year 6 and delivers the English National Curriculum as part of a thoroughly rounded education set in a Nigerian context.
Founded in 1951 by leading members of the Nigerian and British communities in Lagos, it is a Christian school in the Anglican tradition, accepting children of all beliefs who share our core values. A not-for-profit school, it is led by the Head Teacher empowered by the Board of Management and guided by the Board of Trustees, all of whom are entirely committed to the wellbeing of the school. Currently 60% of the children in the school are Nigerian, the remaining 40% being from 20 other nationalities.
MICHAELMAS TERM 2010
JOB DETAILS:
St, Saviour’s is a two form entry International Primary School, teaching the British National Curriculum. It caters for children 4 to 11 years old. The school is well established and has an excellent reputation for quality education. If you want to join a strong Professional International Team, that wants to take the school to new heights, please apply.
JOB: PRIMARY TEACHER
DESCRIPTION: FULL – TIME, PERMANENT
We are looking for an experienced KS2 Teacher Assistant who has;
•5 years teaching experience
•Knowledge of the British National curriculum
•Is committed to ensuring that children receive high quality teaching
•Has the drive, energy and vision to move the school forward
•Wants to be part of a creative and hard working team
We offer a competive salary with generous benefits package. Well qualified teachers who are interested in applying for the position to start in October 2010 should complete the details below.
NUMBER OF VACANCIES: 1
DEADLINE: SEPTEMBER 30, 2010
TO APPLY
SEND TO/FOR ATTENTION OF
ADMIN MANAGER
Send a copy of your CV in Adobe PDF or Microsoft Word Format to the Admin Manager via  e.sawyerr@stsavioursschikoyi.org