Are you looking for a new challenge? Are you enthusiastic, self-motivated and an adaptable individual who wants to join an outstanding department in this oversubscribed Academy?

This role may suit you if you have excellent DIY and workshop skills.  Training will be given to operate band saw, circular saw, pillar drill, metal/woodworking lathe and milling machine, CAD/CAM although previous experience will be an advantage.

Successful applicants will:

• Have an understanding of health & Safety implications and workshop practice
• Be able to prioritise and plan effective support for multiple areas
• Be an excellent communicator who develops positive relationships with students and staff alike
• Willingness to work in a busy school environment

For more information go to our vacancy page: http://www.stedmundscloud.co.uk/jobs/technology-technician/

We are seeking a well-qualified, enthusiastic and dedicated full time Teacher of Computer Science to join our dynamic and successful Department.

Do you have the ambition and determination to secure positive outcomes for our young people? Are you an outstanding teacher with a track record of excellent results and good practice, then we want to hear from you.

St Edmund’s Catholic Academy mission is to nurture the gifts and talents of every student and every member of staff and, as such, is a very supportive, special place to work.

This post is suitable for either newly qualified teachers, or more experienced teachers. The successful applicant will teach Computer Science at Key Stages 3, 4 and 5. At Key Stages 4 and 5 you may also need to teach BTEC or other vocational courses.

Closing Date: 26/06/2017 12:00

Interview Date:03/07/17

For more information please click on the link below or take a look at our vacancies page.

http://www.stedmundscloud.co.uk/jobs/teacher-of-computer-science-2/

Y11 students studying History, Geography and English Language are invited to come along to revision sessions during the May half term with subject teachers.

Tuesday 30th May – History (10am – 3pm) Mr Tolley and Miss Taylor – Room 206

Wednesday 31st May – Geography Human Topics  (12pm – 3pm) Mrs Llewellyn – Room 204

Thursday 1st June – English Language: Paper 1 (9am – 1pm)  for 11X1. – Room 209
Alternative arrangements are being made with other English groups, including Saturday 10 June.

We are seeking to appoint an Inspirational Assistant Principal Director of Mathematics to drive forward standards and support our aspirations as we strive towards our vision of becoming an outstanding academy. A dynamic and thriving Faculty, lessons are taught within an excellent suite of purpose built teaching spaces.

The successful candidate will have strong leadership and direction across Mathematics and the Academy. Accreditation of AST/NPQML status or similar would be an advantage together with strong organisational and highly effective planning skills.  It is desirable for the successful candidate to have examiner experience, knowledge and understanding of the Ofsted inspection process.

For more information please visit our Vacancies page or click the link below.

http://www.stedmundscloud.co.uk/jobs/assistant-principaldirector-of-mathematics/

We are seeking an enthusiastic and dedicated teacher of Spanish. All lessons are taught in well-equipped classrooms with interactive whiteboards and digital projectors, supported by excellent technical staff.

This post would be suitable for a newly qualified teacher looking to work in a progressive and high performing MFL department.  The successful applicant will have the opportunity to teach at KS4.

For more information take a look at our Vacancies page or click the link below.

http://www.stedmundscloud.co.uk/jobs/teacher-of-spanish-3/

The Year 10 football team became football champions by winning the Wolverhampton’s Schools’ Under 15 Cup Final, 5-2 against Heath Park.

Hosted at the Wolves Academy. Compton Park, on Wednesday 29 March, it was the first time the team had reached a final since Year 7.

In the first half Heath Park put pressure on St Edmund’s breaking up the play until Lewis Richards stepped in and scored the first goal of the match, Heath Park then started to build pressure again which resulted in them scoring the equaliser. After halftime the team St Edmund’s start to play with more confidence, Lewis Richards got his second, putting St Edmund’s 2-1 up, St Edmund’s continued to play well against a well organised Heath Park team. Lewis made a great play with Ali Rahemi and scored his hat trick. He said: “It was well worth it and it felt great to be apart of the team.” Heath Park scored another goal making  the score to 3-2.

St Edmund’s picked themselves up again and pulled out all of their skills to try and win and it paid off in the end with both Ali Rahemi and Dominik Sasin scoring a goal each and finishing the match with a 5-2 win.

Bringing home the cup Ali Rahemi, the team captain, said: “Everyone did an outstanding job and we had supportive fans who backed us up all the way.”
Mr Sohker, Technology with Art & ICT Co-ordinator agreed, saying “It was a spirited performance from a talented group of individuals, all of whom were determined and committed to represent the school in the best way possible, and it culminated in a great win to bring the cup home.”

Twenty six students competed in the annual City Gymnastics Competition at Highfield’s School.  It was an excellent day and all their hard work paid off as many of them came away with medals.

In the beginners section Taryn-Rose Hough demonstrated tremendous skill, control and strength on both floor and vault and walked away with silver on vault with Amira Abdullah, and a respective 3rd place overall.  Janis Nantchouang performed really well too and became city champion on vault. Other performers in this section were Grace Leo, Shristi Sharma, Sophie Spilsbury, Angel Henson-King, Vaneigha Brown, Faith Katangu, Emily Radford, Sophie Hipkiss, Olivia Rooker and Sibel Marcu.

Novice Section Results

Floor

Ashleigh Gooden – Bronze

Amelia Beet – Silver

Rebecca Butler & Josh Dodd-Matthews – Gold

Vault

Christina Clifton & Rebecca Butler – Bronze

Ashleigh Gooden & Stefano Okonkwo – Silver

Lysia Bayley – Gold

Overall

Stefano Okonkwo – Bronze

Ashleigh Gooden – Silver

Rebecca Butler – Gold

The teams of Rebecca, Christina, Lysia, Ashleigh & Stefano gained gold medals too and will now go on to represent Wolverhampton in the Black Country Games in June.

St. Edmund’s also performed well in the City Trampolining Competition too, Lisa Spratt won bronze medal in the advanced section, Lysia Bayley silver in the intermediate section and Molly-Anne Porter gold in the beginners section. Other performers were:- Emily Radford, Amira Abdullah, Amelia Beet, Josh Dodd-Matthews, Shona McIntyre, Evelyn Thorpe, Trinity Cash, Emma Espebedes, Chaya Coleman, Chiara Montana, Rosie Murphy and Isobel Rafferty.

These were outstanding performance from all gymnasts/trampolinists.  They looked so smart and impressive – a credit to themselves and the school. Well done!