Full Time, Permanent

06/01/20205

28 November 2024

• Do you have what it takes to make a difference and help others succeed?
• Do you believe you can inspire the leaders, innovators and thinkers of tomorrow?
• Do you want to join a team of committed educators, continually striving to deliver the best teaching and learning to young people in a culture of research based learning and development with strong values to support your professional development?
• If so, joining LHA might just be the best career move you ever make.

At Lostock Hall Academy we are committed to providing our students with the education and the personal development they need to reach their goals. Through a Growth Mindset approach, we promote a can do attitude to learning, with guided pathways into further and higher education and ultimately, to the career that they want to pursue.
Lostock Hall Academy is first and foremost a happy school. Students enjoy lessons and the relationships between staff and students are excellent, this has been frequently noted by visitors and is mentioned as a strength of the school by Ofsted. Students behave well and have a good attitude to learning in the classroom.

Lostock Hall Academy is a mixed, non-selective, non-denominational secondary school based in Preston, Lancashire. There are currently 679 students at the school between the ages of 11-16.
Formerly Lostock Hall Community High School, Lostock Hall Academy converted to academy status in 2011.
Principal
Mrs G Gorman
Values and vision
Lostock Hall Academy wants to create a safe and happy environment for students to grow and learn in. It wishes to nurture individuals and their talents and help them on the path to success. Community is at the heart of the secondary school and it encourages pupils to contribute to it at school, local, national and global levels. Initiatives include an active School Council and Pupil Voice, where skills in leadership and teamwork are developed, while mentoring schemes teach students to be patient and kind. Lostock Hall Academy wishes to have a strong partnership with parents at the school and believes that this is the key to its success. The Preston based school offers a wide range of extra-curricular activities for students to get involved in and learn new skills to broaden their future opportunities. These range from sports clubs to band practice.
Ofsted
“Most teaching enables students to achieve well. Teachers and support staff work hard to meet the needs of their students by providing engaging and varied activities that build sequentially and promote their understanding. Teachers are working hard to support students’ literacy and numeracy skills including through the ‘ready to learn’ sessions at the start of the day, which include opportunities for problem solving and private reading”.