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17/01/25

On Wednesday, our Year 13 students enjoyed an interactive ‘interview techniques’ workshop. They took part in various activities to practise their interview skills which proved to be an engaging and constructive session. pic.twitter.com/o81SXG1YsD

17/01/25

Exciting Career Opportunities in Education! Are you passionate about shaping the future of young minds? Our schools are offering a variety of vacancies, including key leadership roles.#EducationCareers #ShapeTheFuturehttps://t.co/BNn5ZN2Oag pic.twitter.com/VbkGHUDxM2

17/01/25

Join us on 23 January at 3.30pn for 'How to search & apply for ' with Expect a step by step guide to the different vacancy platforms & tips for supporting young people in the application process. Register: https://t.co/bEx2ysGYiz pic.twitter.com/avommOhxAl

17/01/25

Sign up now for out Train to Teach events taking place in February pic.twitter.com/JEsZ1YjREf

17/01/25

* Careers Advisor vacancy * 18 hours per week term time plus INSET Days Working pattern to be discussed at the interview H6 £12,200 per annum, actual salary Start Date: February/March 2025https://t.co/WePFhthyIP#stalbansjobs pic.twitter.com/zGcI1nxXQs

17/01/25

Another great performance from our squads, this afternoon saw our girls take on a spirited Oakwood side. Goals from Riana (2) and Emma saw us win 3-0, topping off a great week for primary extracurricular sport! pic.twitter.com/ITjoMSbs9u

17/01/25

Ladybirds had a fantastic visit to Little City this week. We were able to role play as lots of jobs within our community. We had hairdressers, builders, shop assistants and police officers. It was a very busy morning! pic.twitter.com/922Y0b79Wb

17/01/25

Last Wednesday, some of our students enjoyed two events in conjunction with The Apprenticeship Support & Knowledge (ASK) programme. There was a presentation from an Apprentice Ambassador followed by a workshop to help students understand what to expect from an assessment centre. pic.twitter.com/iTnSHGOpqC

17/01/25

Ladybirds have been exploring emergency services and using junk modelling to create our own emergency vehicles. We have added lights, wheels and even repeating patterns to bring them to life! pic.twitter.com/4llUwySboG

17/01/25

Robert Barclay Academy is part of Scholars’ Education Trust. We are looking for a hardworking, ambitious and dynamic teacher to join our highly successful Maths team. We warmly welcome applications from ECT’s. pic.twitter.com/MuphvNPRn7

17/01/25

Our Year 11 students are busy working on their GCSE free composition, combining their own instruments with digital programmes Sibelius and Garage Band. Their compositions will showcase both their skill and creativity, and we can't wait to hear them! pic.twitter.com/RSfxQRGTTn

17/01/25

On Tuesday, our Year 11 GCSE Graphic Communication and Art, Craft & Design A- Level students enjoyed visiting the V&A in London. The trip provided an opportunity for the students to gather inspirational first-hand research which will be invaluable for their exam project. pic.twitter.com/czXWmKLntk

16/01/25

We are starting the year by making new garden signage from recycled wood. Thanks to St Albans Wood Recycling centre. pic.twitter.com/Ecy6yyJGhn

16/01/25

We're hiring a new IT Team Leader at Hemel Hempstead. Scholars’ Education Trust focusses on the use of Digital Technology in and outside the classroom, developing an innovative educational experience. Apply today.https://t.co/TqkxZuSZrU pic.twitter.com/Pd7BL5QNlu

16/01/25

Year 10 GCSE History students & some KS3 students had an incredible experience at a brilliant hands-on hosted by historian Dr. Bill Smith, delving into the real-life story of WWII hero Arthur Cornell - helping to build a deeper understanding of this time in history pic.twitter.com/8ur4hubJqm

16/01/25

SJL Music celebration of the Autumn Term. New display! Many thanks to Mrs Ralph. pic.twitter.com/TSXfgu1xzU

15/01/25

Robert Barclay Academy is part of Scholars’ Education Trust. We are looking for a hardworking, ambitious and dynamic teacher to join the team as a Science Teacher. We warmly welcome applications from ECT’s. pic.twitter.com/wnstQgGkh1

15/01/25

Robert Barclay Academy is looking to appoint additional members to its team of committed & friendly exam invigilators. The main external examination season runs through May and June, with other exams and assessments held periodically throughout the year from November to July. pic.twitter.com/LZepYOPtf4

14/01/25

We are looking forward to welcoming students to our Post-16 Information Evening on Wednesday - check out this video for a taster of life in our Sixth Form... pic.twitter.com/drMu26Vaa6

14/01/25

* Examinations Officer vacancy * Hours: 37 hours per week, Monday - Friday Contract: Term-time only + INSET + 2 weeks required during exams and results dates Actual Salary: £30,600 per annum Start Date: May 2025https://t.co/I2WDXUxLu4#stalbansjobs pic.twitter.com/nIbQ8kMqXr

13/01/25

Year 6 learning about colour symbolism in their workshop this morning. Exciting to see the costumes of Umbridge and Voldemort. Common misconception: Voldemort’s cloak is green not black. pic.twitter.com/dQK4sP6R3c

10/01/25

KS2 Curriculum - A great way to start their new topics about Ancient Greece and Ancient Egypt. pic.twitter.com/oPC8KuOPoy

10/01/25

Join Our Team: Exciting Career Opportunities in Education! Apply now to join a community that champions growth, innovation, and excellence in education. Together, we can shape the future of our students.https://t.co/BNn5ZN2gkI#teachingvacancies pic.twitter.com/cW7bls0wGd

10/01/25

*Samuel Ryder Football Academy* Football players from our Sports Academy program recently supported current Watford FC players Daniel Bachman, Tom Ince and Mattie Pollock in training towards their UEFA coaching badges. Such a fantastic opportunity for these players. pic.twitter.com/kVURfHzIHV

09/01/25

Year 11 students were learning about the titration technique in science class - using it to determine the concentration of an unknown vinegar solution. pic.twitter.com/Lle3Ky2GlW

Sir John Lawes School

For over 80 years Sir John Lawes School has been delivering an outstanding education for the students in our care.  At the heart of everything we do is a desire to ensure that our students receive the highest standards of teaching and learning and a personalised curriculum that enables them to make outstanding progress, no matter what their starting point. However, we also know that education is about much more than just exam results and our statement ‘SJL Education for a changing world’ reflects our understanding that the world into which our students will emerge is an unpredictable one.  They will need much more than just good qualifications – and so we are also focused on helping them develop into well-rounded individuals in all aspects of their lives.

The shared values of the school community are summed up in the Sir John Lawes ACE:

  • Achievement
  • Care
  • Excellence

The ACE underpins everything that we do and provides a secure basis for all we strive to accomplish.

  • Achievement in academic, artistic, sporting, cultural and other forms with a focus on teaching and learning.
  • Care for students, staff and others beyond the school community.
  • Excellent standards, manners, honesty, personal integrity and uniform.

At SJL having the best possible staff underpins our success and this is reflected in the importance we have always placed on recruiting and developing the very highest-quality staff in all areas of the organisation. The staff at SJL are used to working hard and achieving excellent results, but they are also a very caring and supportive team where everyone is encouraged to share their ideas and really help us make a difference to our students’ future.

There is so much that marks out the Sir John Lawes community as a place in which each individual can receive the support and challenge they need to help them thrive.  We are all immensely proud of the work we do here so if you like what you hear and would like to learn more, do contact us and experience the Sir John Lawes ACE for yourself.

 

Philip Newbery - Headteacher, Sir John Lawes School

 

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