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JOBS PROPERTY
WHAT’S ONTue 1st - Thu 3rd Dec 2015 (Oxford Uni 8th week)
Issue No. 8666Next issue: Fri 4th Dec. Deadline: 10am, Thu 3rd Dec.
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HOUSES AND FLATS TO LET
TUITION
VOLUNTEERSSERVICES
BIKESOXFORD’S RECONDITIONED BICYCLES. Quality second-hand bicycles. Ideal for students. Free delivery in Oxford, 7 days a week. 50% buyback scheme available on all bicycles. For details: www.oxfordsreconditionedbicycles.co.uk / 07411 262957.
HEADINGTON 3 BEDROOM house, very attractive with a modern luxurious feel. Suitable for a professional family only with the master bedroom having a large en-suite bathroom to it. £1500 pcm excl. bills and available immediately. 07435 975203. [email protected]
OX3 8QG. QUIET, lovely large room, furnished in 5 bed HMO house. Shared bathroom with two professionals. £555 pcm, all bills included plus WiFi. Available 23rd December 2015. 6 months short hold tenancy minimum. [email protected]
DISCO, P.A.P.A. HIRE, LIGHTING hire, P.A., disco / lighting sales. 118 Cowley Road, 01865 722027, www.722027.co.uk
SELF-CATERING, VEZELAY, Burgundy, in heart of medieval town. www.gitevezelay.co.uk [email protected]
HOLIDAY LETS
Tue 1stTHE SPARK SIDE OF THE MOON / Open mic: music, poetry, comedy, song etc. / 8.30pm. Free / James St Tavern, OX4 1EUJAZZ AT THE BULLY / Alvin Roy’s Reeds Unlimited / 8.30pm. Free / 244516 / The Bullingdon, 162 Cowley Rd, OX4 1UE / thebullingdon.co.ukTIME IS OF THE ESSENCE / Jazz quartet / 9pm. Free / The Half Moon, 18 St Clements, OX4 1AB / 247808FOOD - IAIN BALLAMY, THOMAS STRØNEN / Intricate electronics, gliding saxophone, swerving percussion / 7.30pm. £15 (£10) / ocmevents.org/ocm/index.seam / Holywell Music Room, Holywell St, OX1 3BNDOT’S FUNK ODYSSEY / Funk & soul covers / 9.30pm. £5 / The Cellar, Frewin Court, OX1 3HZ / 244761 / 07769 690177 / cellaroxford.co.uk
Wed 2ndJAZZ JAM / Open jazz jam session, all players welcome / 8.30pm. Free / James St Tavern, 47-48 James St, OX4 1EU / 246611 / facebook.com/jstoxfordOPEN MIC / Weekly open mic hosted by Lee Davies / 8.30pm. Free / The Cape of Good Hope, 1 Iffley Rd, OX4 1EA / 262291BRIGHT CLUB / Oxford’s academics and experts doing stand-up comedy / 7.30pm. £5.50 / brightcluboxford.blogspot.co.uk / The Jericho Tavern, 56 Walton St, OX2 6AE
Thu 3rd?SPARKY’S FLYING CIRCUS / Open mic / 9pm. Free / Half Moon, St ClementsOPEN MIC NIGHT / 8pm. Free / cafealoha.co.uk / 07831 558067 / Café Aloha, 11 The Square, Botley, OX2 9LH? THE SPIN JAZZ CLUB: JULIAN NICHOLAS / Jazz saxophonist / 8.30pm. £10 (£8, £6 student) / spinjazz.net / The Wheatsheaf, 129 High St, OX1 4DF ACOUSTIC THURSDAYS / With Martini Russa / 8.30-10.30pm. Free / facebook.com/AcousticThursdayJam / Jude The Obscure, 54 Walton St, OX2A RELUCTANT ARROW, PINK DIAMOND REVUE, MIDNIGHT RAMBLER, NELSON & THE COLUMNS / Folk-rock, experimental electro / 7pm. £6 / The Bullingdon, 162 Cowley Rd, OX4 1UE / thebullingdon.co.ukTHE MIGHTY REDOX / All original psycho-eclectic rock / 9pm. Free / The Wheatsheaf, 129 High St, OX1 4DF / 721156
GIGS & COMEDY
Tue 1stORIENTAL BOARD-GAME GO/BADUK/WEIQI / All welcome / 7.30-11pm. Free / britgo.org/clubs/oxford_c.html / Freud, 119 Walton St, OX2 6AHWRITER’S WORKSHOP / Novels, short stories, editing & publishing, w/ Sara Banerji / 11am. £10 / sarabanerji.com / Slug & Lettuce, Oxford Castle, OX1 1AYKNITTING GROUP / No cost, all ages and abilities welcome / 5.30-7.30pm. Free / Jam Factory, 27 Park End St, OX1 1HU / 244613 / jamfactoryoxford.comSOUND I’M PARTICULAR / A series of free talks with an emphasis on sound and listening / 7.30pm. Free / The Old Fire Station, 40 George St, OX1 2AQ / 263980GET CREATIVE CREATIVITY SOCIAL CLUB / Refreshments and materials provided / 2-3pm. £5 (£4) / 13ththeatreco.co.uk / Corpus Christi Church Hall, Margaret Rd, Headington, OX3 8AJ2ND OXFORD SCOUT TROOP / Scout troop with spaces for boys and girls (10 - 14) / 7-9pm. £11/month / 2nd Oxford Scout hut, Ridgefield Rd, CowleyTHE INTERTWINED LIVES OF RUDYARD KIPLING AND W.B. YEATS / Alexander Bubb & Elleke Boehmer / 5.30-7pm. Free / Wolfson College, Linton Rd, OX2 6UD / 274100GOD AND CHURCHILL / Jonathan Sandys & Wallace Henley / 7-8pm. £3 / 333623 / Blackwells Bookshop, 48-51 Broad St, OX1 3BQPHYSICAL ACTIVITY - THE KEY TO HAPPINESS? / Dr Josie Booth / 7pm. Free / Wig and Pen, 9-13 George St, OX1 2AUWOMEN’S EQUALITY PARTY QUIZ / Pub quiz / 8pm. £5 / facebook.com/WEP.Oxford / All Bar One, 124 High St, OX1 4DFWORLD AIDS DAY VIGIL / Held by the Terrence Higgins Trust / 6-8pm. Free / tht.org.uk / 243389 / St Michael at the Northgate, Cornmarket St, OX1 3EY
Wed 2ndCOMMUNITY BINGO / Cash prizes. Refreshments available / 2-4pm. From £1.00 / southoxford.org / South Oxford Community Centre, Lake St, OX1 4RPPASS ON A POEM EVENING / We share our favourite published Christmas poems / 6.30pm. Free / 333623 / Blackwells Bookshop, 48-51 Broad St, OX1 3BQSITUATING THE REFUGEE DEVELOPMENT DISCOURSE / Roger Zetter / 5-6.30pm. Free / 281707 / Refugee Studies Centre, 3 Worcester St, OX1 2PZFROM MEDICINE TO THE MOVIES AND BACK / On special effects in film / 6pm. Free / 484846 / JHB Lecture Theatre, Headington Campus, OX3 0BPTHE DIVIDED PSYCHE OF CARL JUNG / Mark Saban / 7.00-8.30pm. £8 (£6) / facebook.com/JungInOxford / Waterstone’s Bookshop, Broad St, OX1 3AF
Thu 3rdPHOENIX SLING MEET: TODDLER TIME / A toddler-suitable film and drinks / 11.15. £3 / oxfordslingmeet.co.uk / Phoenix Picturehouse, 57 Walton St, OX2 6AEWINTER IS COMING / Carolyne Larrington on the legends of Game of Thrones / 7pm. £3 / 333623 / Blackwells Bookshop, 48-51 Broad St, OX1 3BQCLIMATE PREDICTION IN THE 2020S / Professor Tim Palmer / 5-6.30pm. Free / 616593 / Oxford Martin School, 34 Broad St, OX1 3BDNEITHER AGREE NOR DISAGREE: THE MISMEASURE OF MASS OPINION / 7.30-9pm. Free / communistcorrespondingsociety.org / The Mitre, 17 High St, OX1 4AGEINSTEIN IN OXFORD / In 1931-33 Albert Einstein visited Oxford three times / 5pm. Free / andrew-robinson.org / Christ Church College, St Aldates, OX1 1DP
MEETINGS & LECTURES
ROOMS TO LET
Wed 2ndORGAN RECITAL / Given by Luca Pollastri of Fidenza Cathedral / 1-2pm. Free / 279125 / Queen’s College Chapel, High St, OX1 4AWOXFORD UNIVERSITY SINFONIETTA / Britten, Birtwistle, Schoenberg & Bartók / 7.30pm. £12 (£6 students) / Holywell Music Room, Holywell St, OX1 3BN / 276133
Thu 3rdOXFORD UNIVERSITY CHORUS / Handel’s Messiah / 7.30pm. £8 (£5) / Sheldonian Theatre, Broad St, OX1 3AZ / 277299 / sheldon.ox.ac.ukA CEREMONY OF CAROLS / The Choir of Merton College / 1.15pm. Free / 616724 / Merton College Chapel, Merton St, OX1 4JDTHE FOURNIER TRIO / Tchaikovsky’s Piano Trio in A minor Op. 50 / 6pm. £5-12 / ox.ac.uk/event/recital-0 / Wolfson College, Linton Rd, OX2 6UDSHOSTAKOVICH 5 AND BRITTEN SIMPLE SYMPHONY / The Orchestra of Wadham and LMH / 7.30pm. £7 (£4) / facebook.com/OrchWadLMH / Wesley Memorial Church, New Inn Hall St, OX1 2DH
CONCERTS
MORE JOBS
CINEMA to Thu 3 Dec
Ultimate Picture Palace (245288)SPECTRE [12A] ? Tue: 8.30pm; Wed: 6.00pm; Thu: 3.30, 9.00pm24th instalment. THE BLACK PANTHERS: VANGUARD OF THE REVOLUTION [15]
Thu: 6.30pmDocumentary charting the black revolution in the USA. DEMENTIA FRIENDLY: CASABLANCA [U] Wed: 2.30pmPlay it, Sam. LISTEN TO ME MARLON [15] Wed: 9.00pmDocumentary biography featuring Brando’s home videos. GOYA: VISIONS OF FLESH AND BLOOD [PG] Tue: 6.30pmScreening of the current Goya exhibition at the National Portrait Gallery.
Phoenix Picturehouse (0871 902 5736)THE LADY IN THE VAN [12A] ? Tue: 12.15, 3.30pm
Wed: 12.00, 2.30pm; Thu: 11.15am, 3.00pmThe true story of Alan Bennett’s friendship with an elderly woman living in his drive. STEVE JOBS [15] ? Wed: 5.30pmThe Social Network 1.0 starring Michael Fassbender. CAROL [15] ? Tue: 2.45, 5.30, 8.30pm; Wed: 2.15, 5.30, 8.15pm
Thu: 1.45, 4.30, 8.15pmAspiring photographer falls for Cate Blanchett. BIG SCREAM: CAROL [15] Wed: 11.30amAspiring photographer falls for Cate Blanchett. For parents with babies under 1. RADIATOR [15] Tue: 1.00, 8.00pm; Wed: 5.00pm; Thu: 12.45pmA son returns to Cumbria to care for his ailing cantankerous parents. HAND GESTURES [12A] Tue: 6.00pmSurprisingly compelling bronze-sculpting documentary. Italian with subt. BRANAGH THEATRE: THE WINTER’S TALE [12A] Wed: 7.30pmShakespeare’s wintry comedic romance with Judi Dench. Recording of the live-stream. ENO LIVE: THE MIKADO [12A] Thu: 7.30pmGilbert & Sullivan’s comic opera. TODDLER TIME: Q POOTLE 5 PROGRAMME 8 Thu: 11.30amGherkin-like alien & friends on animated adventures. For parents with children aged 1-5.
John Henry Brookes Lecture TheatreCAT SHOW Thu: 7.00pmDocumentary about a blind woman who travels with her competition cat Tango. Free
Vue Cinema (08712 240 240)BRIDGE OF SPIES [12A] Tue: 10.20am, 1.40, 4.35, 8.05pm
Wed: 11.25am, 2.10, 4.30pm; Thu: 1.30, 4.15, 8.10pmThe Coen Brothers team up with Spielberg in this Cold War drama. Subt. Tue 8.05pm TAMASHA [PG] Tue: 10.00am, 4.05, 7.30pm; Wed: 10.05am, 4.00, 7.20pm
Thu: 12.55, 4.00, 9.25pmIndian romance: a couple bond over a love of fantasy. PARANORMAL ACTIVITY: THE GHOST DIMENSION [15]
Thu: 10.40am, 10.30pmBoo! THE DRESSMAKER [12A] Tue: 2.20pm; Wed: 10.20amKate Winslet is the latest immaculate actor to be dropped in the Australian Outback. THE GOOD DINOSAUR [PG] (2D) Tue: 10.45am, 1.45, 4.15, 4.50, 6.45, 7.40pm
Wed: 10.15am, 12.45, 1.20, 4.10, 5.40, 6.40, 7.40pm Thu: 11.00am, 1.35, 4.05, 4.40, 5.50, 6.55pm
(3D) Tue: 11.45am; Wed: 10.50am; Thu: 12 noonWell-spoken dinosaur and feral human become friends in latest Disney-Pixar epic. SHAANDAAR [12A] Tue: 10.15pmIndian wedding comedy drama. Hindi with subtitles. THE HUNGER GAMES: MOCKINGJAY PART 2 [12A] (2D) Tue: 10.55am, 1.20, 2.05, 5.10, 7.20, 8.05, 10.30pm
Wed: 10.40am, 1.05, 2.35, 3.50, 5.20, 6.55, 8.00, 8.25pm Thu: 11.10am, 12.45, 2.30, 3.50, 5.05, 7.10, 8.00pm
(3D) Thu: 10.15pmThe last chapter of Katniss Everdeen’s revolution. SPECTRE [12A] ? Tue: 2.00, 4.40, 8.15pm
Wed: 1.40, 5.10, 8.10pm; Thu: 12.40, 4.45, 8.20, 10.40pmBond goes bang! THE LADY IN THE VAN [12A] ? Tue: 10.05am, 12.35, 3.05, 5.35, 7.55pm
Wed: 10.10, 11.55am, 2.30, 5.30, 7.30pm; Thu: 11.45am, 2.15, 7.35pmAlan Bennett’s friendship with an elderly woman living in his drive. BLACK MASS [15] Tue: 10.10am, 1.40, 5.05, 9.15pm Wed: 10.45am, 1.50, 4.40, 8.30, 9.10pm; Thu: 11.30am, 2.15, 4.50, 7.40, 10.05pm
An American mob story, starring Johnny Depp, Joel Edgerton, and Kevin Bacon. SUFFRAGETTE [12A] ? Tue: 11.25amWomen’s rights pioneers Mulligan, Streep and Bonham Carter risk their lives. THE LAST WITCH HUNTER [12A] Tue: 10.55pmVin Diesel hates magic. TRUE ROMANCE [18] Tue: 8.00pmTony Scott & Quentin Tarantino collaborated on this dark action/comedy classic. BROOKLYN [12A] ? Tue: 5.20pmAn Irish emigrant must choose between two men an ocean apart. VICTOR FRANKENSTEIN [12A] Thu: 7.25, 10.00pmThe Doctor (James McAvoy)’s origin story, through the eyes of Igor (Daniel Radcliffe). ENO LIVE: THE MIKADO [12A] Thu: 7.30pmGilbert and Sullivan’s farcical operetta. SENIORS: PAPER TOWNS [12A] Tue: 11.00amComing-of-age story featuring Nat Wolff and Cara Delevingne. CHRISTMAS WITH THE COOPERS [12A] Tue: 1.05pm
Wed: 1.45pm; Thu: 11.00am, 2.15pmJohn Goodman and Diane Keaton fill their stockings in time for Christmas.
Odeon George St (0871 224 4007)THE GOOD DINOSAUR [PG] (2D) Tue - Thu: 1.00, 3.30, 6.00pmWell-spoken dinosaur and feral human become friends. BRIDGE OF SPIES [12A] Tue & Wed: 2.15, 5.40, 8.50pm
Thu: 5.40, 8.50pmThe Coen Brothers team up with Spielberg in this Cold War drama. SPECTRE [12A] ? daily: 8.30pm24th instalment of Bond badassery. CAROL [15] ? daily: 12.10, 3.00, 5.50, 8.40pmShop clerk and aspiring photographer falls for Cate Blanchett in 50s New York. THE HUNGER GAMES: MOCKINGJAY PART 2 [12A] (2D)
Tue: 1.45, 5.00, 8.15, 9.15pm Wed & Thu: 1.45, 5.00, 8.15pmThe last chapter of Katniss Everdeen’s revolution.
BLACK MASS [15] Tue - Thu: 12.15, 3.15, 6.10, 9.00pmJohnny Depp continues to wear heavy makeup. BROOKLYN [12A] ? Tue: 12.45, 3.15pmAn Irish emigrant must choose between two men an ocean apart. GOYA: VISIONS OF FLESH AND BLOOD [PG] Tue: 6.45pmScreening of the current Goya exhibition at the National Portrait Gallery. SILVER SCREEN: IRRATIONAL MAN [12A] Wed: 11.00am
Thu: 2.00pmHollywood’s take on existential crises. BLUR: NEW WORLD TOWERS [TBC] Wed: 8.30pmLive alchemy and frank interviews with the reunited band, in Hong Kong & London. SILVER SCREEN: NO ESCAPE [15] Wed: 2.00pm; Thu: 11.00amAn American family abroad find life turned upside down by a military coup. ENO LIVE: THE MIKADO [12A] Thu: 7.30pmGilbert and Sullivan’s farcical operetta.
Odeon Magdalen St (0871 2244 007)SPECTRE [12A] ? Tue - Thu: 1.00, 4.20, 7.40pm 24th instalment of Bond badassery. THE LADY IN THE VAN [12A] ?
Tue - Thu: 12.45, 3.30, 6.00, 8.30pmMaggie Smith in a van.
THEATREOxford Playhouse (305305)
ALADDIN Tue 1st - Thu 3rd: 10am, 2pm; Sat 5th: 11am, 4pmGENIE-us panto. £15-24
The Old Fire Station (263980)SEASON’S GREETINGS Tue 1st - Fri 4th: 7.30pm
Sat 5th: 2.30, 7.30pm‘Tis the Season to be jolly…. well, for most! £13 (£11)
East Ox Community Centre (792168)WHISKEY FOR BREAKFAST: IMPROV COMEDY Fri 4th: 8pmAn hour and a half of spontaneous entertainment. £5
Pegasus Theatre (812150)A CHRISTMAS CAROL Fri 4th: 7pm; Sat 5th: 2.30, 7pmCharles Dickens’ tale of learning the true meaning of Christmas. £13.50 (£9.50, £7.50)
North Wall Arts Centre (319450)TREASURE ISLAND Fri 4th: 2pm; Sat 5th: 2, 7.30pmScramble on deck for Creation’s fifth family Christmas show. £13.50-£32
New Theatre (0844 871 3020)HORRIBLE HISTORIES - GROOVY GREEKS Tue 1st: 7pm
Wed 2nd, Fri 4th: 10.30am; Thu 3rd: 1.30pm; Sat 5th: 2.30pmHistorical figures and events come alive on stage. £14.40-£19.40 HORRIBLE HISTORIES - INCREDIBLE INVADERS
Wed 2nd: 1.30pm; Thu 3rd: 10.30pm; Fri 4th: 7pm; Sat 5th: 11amAs seen on telly. £14.40-£19.40
Burton Taylor Studio (305305)ONLIFE Tue 1st - Sat 5th: 7.30pmPsychological portrait of a man whose life is split between online and offline. £6 (£5) TEN DUETS ON A THEME OF PROXIMITY
Tue 1st - Sat 5th: 9.30pmCollection of dance pieces. £6 (£5)
Modern Art Oxford (722733)ELEGIES FOR ANGELS, PUNKS & RAGING QUEENS
Tue 1st - Thu 3rd: 7.30pmBeautiful play to coincide with World AIDS day. £9 (£6)
The Story Museum (790050)WINTER’S TALE Tue 1st - Fri 4th: 10am, 12.30pm
Sat 5th: 12, 3pmFamily Christmas show comprised of 3 stories with songs. £5
Corpus Christi College (276700)FAIREST OF THEM ALL! Tue 1st, Thu 3rd: 7pm
Musical comedic retelling of much loved classic fairy tales. £5 (£4)
to Sat 5 Dec
Daily Info Oxford
JAZZ CLUB129 High St, OX1 4DF
Thu 3 Dec: Julian Nicholas‘Lyrical and distinctive saxophonist ’
bookings & info: 07711 671647 WWW.SPINJAZZ.NET
8.30 - 11.15pm£10 / £8 conc. / £6 stud.
MAGDALEN COLLEGE SCHOOL
AUDIENCE DEVELOPMENT CO-ORDINATOR
(full-time, fixed term)
Magdalen College School, founded in 1480, is one of the country’s leading independent day schools.Our highly successful Arts Festival is now in its 8th year and aims to make a significant contribution to the cultural life of the city. We require a highly organised and proactive individual to perform a range of marketing tasks to help raise awareness of the Festival. The post is fixed-term, from January 25th 2016-July 8th 2016.Further details of the position and a Support Staff application form can be found on the Job Vacancy link of the website:
www.mcsoxford.orgThe school’s Support Staff application form, full CV, and a covering letter of application, should be emailed to Mrs Sarah Hunter, Bursar’s PA ([email protected]), by midday Thursday 3rd December 2015. Interviews will be held on 10th or 11th December.Magdalen College School is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children, and the successful candidate will be required to undergo statutory checks before the commencement of his/her employment.
MAGDALEN COLLEGE SCHOOL • OXFORD • OX4 1DZTel: 01865 242191 • www.mcsoxford.org
HMC Boys 7-18 & Sixth Form GirlsThe Sunday Times Independent School of the Year 2004-5, 2008-9
MAGDALEN COLLEGE SCHOOL
ARTS FESTIVAL ADMINISTRATOR(full time, fixed term)
Magdalen College School, founded in 1480, is one of the country’s leading independent day schools.Our highly successful Arts Festival is now in its 8th year and aims to make a significant contribution to the cultural life of the city. We require a highly organised and proactive individual to oversee all facets of festival administration. The post is fixed-term, from January 25th 2016-July 8th 2016.Further details of the position and a Support Staff application form can be found on the Job Vacancy link of the website:
www.mcsoxford.orgThe school’s Support Staff application form, full CV, and a covering letter of application, should be emailed to Mrs Sarah Hunter, Bursar’s PA ([email protected]), by midday Thursday 3rd December 2015. Interviews will be held on 10th or 11th December.Magdalen College School is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children, and the successful candidate will be required to undergo statutory checks before the commencement of his/her employment.MAGDALEN COLLEGE SCHOOL • OXFORD • OX4 1DZ
Tel: 01865 242191 • www.mcsoxford.orgHMC Boys 7-18 & Sixth Form Girls
The Sunday Times Independent School of the Year 2004-5, 2008-9
Age UK Oxfordshire is the leading voluntary organisation in Oxfordshire working with carers and older people.
HOMESHARE COORDINATORLocation: Abingdon with work in/around Oxford
Hours: 21 hours per weekSalary: £10.62 per hour
Contract: Fixed term for 2 yearsClosing Date: Friday 4th December 2015
We have a fantastic opportunity for an enthusiastic and motivated coordinator to assist the launch of our new project Homeshare Oxford. Homeshare matches someone looking for low cost accommodation with a householder with space in their home and the need for a bit of occasional help. The Homeshare Coordinator will support the Head of Homeshare to develop, promote and manage Homeshare Oxford. We are looking for someone who has empathy with the elderly, recognising their needs and aspirations, the ability to think clearly and act sensibly to resolve problems effectively, as well as the ability to build and develop good relationships with sharers, householders and community groups.Benefits with working with Age UK Oxfordshire include: flexible working, pension scheme, childcare vouchers, health care plan as well as an enjoyable and caring environment.If you would like to find out more, please call 01235 849430, email [email protected] or visit our website: www.ageuk.org.uk/oxfordshire/how-you-can-help-us
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HR Director26 hours per week | Salary: £42,957–£45,723 pro rata
Closing Date: Wednesday 9th December at 12 noonFor further details, and to apply, please see our school website: www.riverlearningtrust.org/recruitment
Behaviour Base Teaching Assistant
30 hpw | Salary: £10,960- £11,731, term time only.Closing date: Monday 7th December, 12pm.
For further details, and to apply, please see our school website: www.cherwell.oxon.sch.uk/vacancies.php
The Cherwell School A centre of opportunity
University College oxford
Chef de Partie40 hours per week and excellent benefits £21882 gross per annum (plus overtime when required)
To apply please go to www.univ.ox.ac.uk/content/chef-de-partie-0
We are a fast growing water treatment company, specialising in Legionella control, seeking to appoint a Technician in the Oxfordshire area to support our business.Duties include: monitoring water systems by temperature readings; chemical and bacteriological sampling; cleaning and disinfection work on tanks, showers and cooling towers; carrying out detailed surveys on various types of water systems. Water Treatment experience is an advantage but not essential as full training will be provided.We are looking for a conscientious, reliable person capable of working on their own and as part of a team. Progression through the company is there for those who want it.
Company van, tools and equipment provided.To apply, please e-mail your CV to: [email protected]
Water Hygiene Technician Oxfordshire Area
Salary: Starting from £17,500 per annum (depending on experience) Full-time.
The Courtyard, Willow Park, Cumnor Road, Farmoor, Oxford, OX2 9TX Telephone: 01865 864488
Facilities Co-ordinatorc. £18k
If you enjoy organising equipment and moving supplies, whilst at the same time providing a great service to College staff, students and guests then this could be the job for you!
This position provides an efficient logistics service to College members and conference delegates requiring high standards of customer care whilst providing a helpful and friendly service.
For full details of the job and details of how to apply, please see www.keble.ox.ac.uk under ‘About Keble’, ‘Vacancies’.
Oxford Centre for Islamic Studies
FINANCE ASSISTANTApplications are invited for the position of Finance Assistant at the Oxford Centre for Islamic Studies (OCIS), a Recognised Independent Centre of the University of Oxford. Salary: In the region of £22,000-£25,000 per annum (depending on qualifications and experience). For further details please see the website:
www.oxcis.ac.uk/vacanciesThe closing date for applications is Friday 11 December 2015.
A Recognized IndependentCentre of the University of Oxford
College Accountant£57,000 to £64,000 per annum
The College is seeking a self-motivated qualified accountant who possesses public or private sector experience relevant to the role, and a creative and practical approach. The ability to establish relationships with individuals at all levels, both within and outside the College environment, is essential.
For further particulars for the position and application details please visit:
www.balliol.ox.ac.uk/vacancies/ 2015/november/college-accountant
The closing date for applications is 5.00pm on Monday, 4th January 2016.
Balliol College is an equal opportunities employer.
Life Changer WantedSupporting Individuals to live independently
Deputy Project Managers(2 posts) Permanent | 37 hours per week
Littlemore, Oxford | £26,897 - £28,238 per annum
Do you believe that every life can be made better with the right care, support and dedication? We are Response, a high quality mental health charity supporting individuals with mental health problems for over 30 years. We offer 24 hour supported living and learning environments where our residents can enhance their independent living skills.
The role: You will be a Deputy Manager of our service, responsible for the care and support of residents and for a staff team. We are looking for our projects to be a centre of excellence for person-centred care based on the Mental Health Recovery Model. You will be responsible for the day-to-day management of the project, providing a high quality service for all our residents, alongside developing and guiding the staff team. We look for all our Deputy Managers to encourage a culture of care and of continuous improvement across the service, actively working with service users, staff and multiple agencies to help shape the market so that service users can be supported in living the life they want.
You? You will be able to demonstrate a track record in motivating, managing and developing staff, alongside a clear understanding of leadership responsibilities in social care and excellent communication and interpersonal skills. You should have previous experience in working with vulnerable adults in mental health accommodation and related support needs. If you have the right values for our organisation, you will be supported by a programme of continuous training and development.
If this sounds like the right opportunity for you, or to find out more, please call our HR team on 01865 397968 or email [email protected] for an application pack.
Closing Date: Friday 11th December 2015 at 10:00AM.
Digital Marketing ManagerWe are looking for an experienced Digital Marketing Manager to join the team at Annie Sloan Interiors.
The person we are looking for is hard-working, self-motivated and curious about everything digital. They will have experience working with an e-commerce framework, be proficient in Photoshop and have a good understanding of SEO and PPC. Some familiarity with HTML / CSS, FTP etc would be desirable.
To apply, please send your CV and cover letter to [email protected] by 4th December.
EXAMINATIONS OFFICERFull-time or part-time from February 2016
We are seeking a capable and efficient administrator to head our Examinations Office.
Details and application form are available on the College website: www.doverbroecks.com/posts.
Please submit applications as soon as possible, but no later than Monday 7 December 2015.
d’Overbroeck’s is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of all its students. An enhanced DBS check is a
pre-requisite for all appointments.
International Study Centre at Yarnton seeks a Residential Student Supervisor from early January 2016.
Key responsibilities:
• Responsible for the everyday wellbeing of the students
• Responsible for accompanying students on trips and excursions
• Responsible for the execution of all extracurricular activities
• Responsible for cooking meals for the students in residence
• Responsible for the organisation and carrying out of activities, sports, plays, debates etc., as instructed by the Residential Dean
This is an exciting opportunity to join a leading international education company.
Successful candidates will be required to undergo enhanced DBS checks and adhere to the organisation’s child protection policy. The employer is committed to the safeguarding of children.
For further information please email [email protected]
Residential Student Supervisor
BANK NURSES required
The Dragon School seeks to appoint experienced registered nurses onto their rosters for locum cover.
The Dragon Health centre is very busy and situated in a purpose built building which consists of two clinical nursing rooms (one is used for doctor and dentist surgeries), and one quiet room where children can rest and one main reception area.
For further details and to apply, please visit the recruitment page on the School website:www.latestvacancies.com/dragon-school
Closing date: Wednesday 9 December.
The Dragon School is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children. The successful candidate will be required to undertake a criminal background check via the DBS.
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An award-winning educational company is looking for bright and efficient graduates to join our team in the planning and implementing of our summer school. Permanent and Temporary positions available.
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[email protected] us online at www.oxford-royale.co.uk/work-for-usEmployment is subject to an enhanced DBS check and appropriate references.
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Watermill Theatre, Newbury - Running until 3rd Jan Review by Alison BoultonSetting can add so much to a production, and the Watermill at Newbury’s assured and inventive production of Alice in Wonderland was even more enjoyable for the Barbary ducks sitting by the mill race and surrounding trees in their late autumnal colour. Whatever the production, the theatre is a pleasure in itself, but how much more so when Robin Belfield and Simon Slater’s adaptation offered so much to relish.
Alice (cool and crisp Josie Dunn) tumbles down the rabbit hole to an unpredictable and disturbing world of characters with human characteristics but bizarre behaviours. The Mad Hatter/Cheshire Cat was superbly evoked by Oliver Izod whose manic energy and blue smile was seductive – but not in a good way. Alice wisely kept her distance as she tried to maintain a modicum of rational integrity faced with an afternoon of surprises.
The White Rabbit/Dormouse (delightful Ed Thorpe) zipped from one extreme to another with effortless grace: clutching his pocket watch one moment, the next barely able to keep awake, laying his head touchingly on the Mad Hatter's elegant shoulder. The Caterpillar/March Hare (assured Alex Tomkins) was a favourite of mine, perhaps because the Caterpillar's laconic interaction with Alice was frankly so cool. What was he smoking in that hookah? Polly Highton's Duchess was a tour de force and probably came closest to achieving that gusto of pantomime interaction with the young matineé audience. While the cast kept children’s attention, it was evident that many of the quips and brain teasers of Carroll's erudite creation pleased their parents and grandparents more.
Opportunities for wonderful audience participation was delivered by The Lobster Quadrille, and the Mock Turtle's rendition of 'Beautiful Soup' to Slater's evocative original music.
Clever staging such as Alice's 'Drink Me' moment, and the Cheshire Cat's appearance and disappearance were an added delight. The wonderful costumes, dance and song made the afternoon fly by, the cold crisp air of late November forgotten in this enticing psychedelic world.
REVIEW - ALICE IN WONDERLAND
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Independent day school for girls aged 9-18
ABINGDON • OXFORDSHIRE
Kitchen Porters Required
Part-time Permanent and Maternity Cover Positions
25 hours per week, term time +3 weeks
Required to assist with the busy lunch service at School. Main duties include basic food preparation, stocking food counters, replenishing cutlery and plates, pot wash and clean up at the end of service. Previous experience of portering in a busy commercial kitchen is preferred.
The start date will be as soon as possible and upon completion of pre-employment checks.
We offer competitive rates of pay: £8.02 per hour.
Job details and an application form are available on our website, www.shsk.org.uk or telephone 01235 520657.
Closing date: Monday 7th December 2015, noon.
2015 results:A Level: 38% A*, 81% A* or A, 93% A*-BI/GCSE: 71% A*, 93% A* or A, 100% A*-C
The School is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people. Applicants must be willing to undergo child protection screening, including checks with past employers and the Disclosure and Barring Service.