Role of the Subject Teacher

Each subject teacher must have the following:


 * A Scheme of work/Year Planner with Content, Assessment, Learning Outcomes.
 * Year and/or term planners must be published on the College website at the start of the Academic Year for each grade with a list of textbooks being utilized and a list of recommended reading, where applicable. This may be done at the start of each term if so decided by the Deputy Head: Academics.
 * A Record of work done in class (Including handouts)
 * A Record of Marks utilising the ADAM reporting system. Please consult the Assessment Policy for information of the acceptable deadlines for mark entries after assessment is complete.

A teacher should always follow the following basic rules:


 * Be on time for lessons
 * Be well prepared and consistent
 * Make sure that your pupils are supervised at all times
 * Create a stimulating atmosphere in your classroom
 * Integrate the use of technology as a medium of teaching in your classroom
 * Be open to new ideas and be prepared to share good ideas and source material.
 * View marking as an essential task in order to allow you to evaluate the degree of success of the pupils' learning.
 * Set meaningful homework, that adheres to the Homework policy and that is meticulously checked and timeously marked.
 * Be understanding and supportive towards all pupils in your classroom.
 * Create opportunities for extension work for pupils looking to improve their results or for pupils who have mastered the work at hand.
 * Your own example, productivity and professionalism must match your expectations of your pupils.
 * Manage your classroom discipline constructively, within the school's Code of Conduct.