Inspire global citizens through language Oasis Academy Hadley is seeking an ambitious and inspiring Head of Modern Foreign Languages to lead and further develop a thriving, all-through MFL provision within our highly successful academy. This is an exciting opportunity for an experienced MFL teacher and aspiring or established middle leader to shape language learning from Key Stage 2 through to Key Stage 5, championing high standards, inclusion, and cultural enrichment. About Oasis Academy Hadley Oasis Academy Hadley is a high-performing all-through academy, serving ages 2-19, known for its strong outcomes, inclusive ethos and aspirational culture. The vast proportion of our Sixth Form students progress to university, with a significant group going on to Russell Group institutions. As Head of MFL, you will: Lead, manage and inspire the MFL department across the academy Drive high-quality teaching and learning from KS2-KS5 Develop and embed a rigorous, inclusive and engaging MFL curriculum Use data effectively to raise achievement and close gaps Promote languages through enrichment, extra-curricular opportunities and cultural capital What we’re looking for Qualified Teacher Status (QTS), experience teaching MFL in a secondary school Proven ability to raise standards and improve outcomes Confidence using assessment data to inform teaching and intervention Strong leadership potential and commitment to inclusive practice Ideally, you would also have: Experience teaching A Level Postgraduate study or leadership development qualifications Why Oasis Academy Hadley? Strong outcomes and ambition: languages are highly valued as a route to academic success and global opportunity. Languages at the heart of our community: Hadley’s diverse, multilingual cohort gives MFL particular cultural relevance and strength. Languages are embedded from Year 3 onwards, including thriving GCSE and A Level provision. All‑through curriculum influence: as Head of MFL, you will shape language learning across multiple key stages, creating a cohesive and progressive curriculum that builds confidence, fluency and cultural capital over time. Supportive leadership and professional growth: you will join a collaborative, values‑driven leadership team that prioritises staff development, workload sustainability and shared accountability. How to apply We welcome informal conversations and academy visits. To apply, please click ‘Fast Apply’ and submit your application form online. We do not accept CVs or any speculative contact from agencies. Closing date: 23:59, 17 May Interviews: w/c 25 May