SchoolDoncaster School for the Deaf - An education that is right for your child. Doncaster School for the Deaf was founded in 1829, which makes us one of the oldest deaf schools in the UK and we are proud of our long history and achievements. We provide a pupil-centered approach to education from the earliest years up to the age of 19. All pupils have an Education and Health Care Plan, which ensures that we know exactly what we need to do to meet their special educational needs. Although we are based in Doncaster, we are a national resource and pupils come to us via local authorities from all over the UK. We offer a safe and nurturing environment in which children can learn and communicate effectively to achieve their goals. Our schoolBelief Statement and BackgroundOfsted ReportAdmissionsOur facilitiesResidenceSafeguarding/ Support and WelfareContact usCommunicationLanguage and CommunicationSpeech and Language TherapyBritish Sign LanguageAudiologyCurriculumEarly Years Foundation StagePrimaryPrimary OverviewsEnglishNumeracyDeaf StudiesComputingPersonal, Social and Health Education (PSHE)Humanities (History & Geography)Art and DesignDesign and TechnologyMusicPhysical Education and SwimmingSecondarySecondary OverviewsEnglishMathematicsScienceICT/ComputingPSHCE (Personal Social Healthy Citizenship Education)Religious Education (RE)HistoryGeographyArtDesign and TechnologySixth formSpiritual, Moral, Social, Cultural (SMSC)Pupil PremiumSports PremiumE-SafetyUseful infoDates for your DiaryStatutory policies and infoWork For UsFor parentsTerm Dates and School DayAbsencesParent InformationNewsletters archiveUniformLocal Offer and EHCPSFor pupilsSchool CouncilE-SafetyActivities and clubsE-LearningMoving on Work For Us Teaching: Teaching posts are advertised on the BATOD website . Enquiries can be made directly to the school. Doncaster Deaf Trust Bank Staff The work is rewarding, enjoyable and fulfilling. Advantages of being a Bank Staff team member: Flexible Working - you can arrange to work around your domestic commitments or your main job either during the day or evening or even just at the weekends. We arrange for you to only work and be paid for the hours that suit you. Gain valuable experience - to help you offer the best support to our learners, we will give you the opportunity to learn sign language, and to undertake a recognised qualification in Health and Social Care If you are interested in becoming a Bank Staff member please contact the Trust HR Manager, Phil Carter, at pcarter@ddt-deaf.org.uk The Trust supports Equal Opportunities in employment and welcomes applications from all areas of the community. We operate a non-smoking policy across our campus. The school is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people and expect all staff and volunteers to share this commitment. Applicants will be required to undergo child protection screening appropriate to the post, including checks with past employers and the Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) Registered Charity No. 1088060