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Head of Computing

Ash, Surrey
3 weeks ago
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Secondary School | Hampshire
Full-Time | Permanent | Leadership Position
Salary: MPS/UPS + TLR
Start Date: September

A forward-thinking secondary school in Hampshire, near the Aldershot area, is seeking an experienced and innovative Head of Computing. This is an exciting opportunity to lead a growing department and shape the future of digital education within a high-achieving school community.

About the School

The school is known for its commitment to academic excellence and innovation in teaching and learning. It promotes a supportive environment with a focus on professional development. As Head of Computing, you will lead the development of the Computing curriculum, manage a dedicated team, and drive high standards in both teaching and student outcomes.

What We’re Looking For



A degree in Computing, Computer Science, or a related field

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QTS or QTLS with a strong record of classroom teaching

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Previous experience in a leadership role within Computing or ICT

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Expertise in key areas such as programming, cybersecurity, or digital media

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A vision for inspiring digital literacy and technical skills across the school

Salary & Benefits

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Paid to scale (MPS/UPS)

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TLR for departmental leadership

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Access to modern IT facilities and ongoing CPD opportunities

How to Apply

Please submit your CV and a statement of interest detailing your leadership experience and your vision for Computing education in a modern secondary school environment

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