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Required for April 2019, a Flute Teacher with experience of delivering one-to-one lessons and group sessions, working approximately 16 hours per week.
Oundle School is one of the country’s premier co-educational boarding and day schools, with 860 boarding and 260 day pupils. The thriving Music Department has approximately 9 full-time staff and 45 part-time staff and is renowned for the quality of its teaching of music. Visiting Music Teachers are employed on a part-time basis by Oundle School.
Closing date: 27/02/2018
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