Head of PSHE at University Academy Long Sutton

This vacancy is only available to internal candidates who are currently employed at University of Lincoln Academy Trust. Please do not apply if you are not currently employed at this organisation as your application will not be considered.

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Internal Applicants ONLY

Job Reference #

EDV/2026/UALS/86620

Location

84 Little London, Long Sutton, Spalding, Lincolnshire, PE12 9LF

Contract Type

Fixed Term

Contract Term

Full-Time

Salary

Annually (Actual)TLR £3,527

Fixed Term End Date

Tue 31st Aug, 2027

Closing Date

Midday, Fri 17th Jul, 2026

Start Date

1st September 2026

Positions Available

Positions Available 1

Interview Date(s)

W/C Monday 20th July 2026

Interview Date(s) W/C Monday 20th July 2026

About this Role

The Head of PSHE will provide strategic leadership for the school's Personal, Social, Health and Economic (PSHE) Education curriculum, ensuring it is ambitious, inclusive and responsive to the needs of our pupils. The successful candidate will lead the development, implementation and evaluation of a high-quality PSHE programme that equips young people with the knowledge, skills and confidence to make informed decisions, build positive relationships and prepare for life beyond school.

Working closely with senior leaders, pastoral teams, safeguarding colleagues and teaching staff. The postholder will lead the school's PSHE curriculum and play a key role in developing the academy's wider Personal Development strategy, working collaboratively with pastoral leaders, safeguarding colleagues, careers education and senior leaders to ensure a coherent and ambitious Personal Development offer for all pupils. They will champion the delivery of statutory Relationships, Sex and Health Education (RSHE), promote pupils' wellbeing, resilience and citizenship, and ensure that the curriculum reflects current statutory guidance and best practice.

This is a middle leadership role for an excellent classroom teacher who is passionate about improving outcomes for young people beyond the academic curriculum. The successful candidate will support colleagues in delivering engaging and effective PSHE lessons, monitor the quality and impact of provision, and drive continuous improvement across the subject.

As Head of PSHE, you will have the opportunity to shape a curriculum that has a lasting impact on pupils' personal development, helping them to become confident, respectful and responsible members of society.