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The Cam Academy Trust
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Source date: 11/6/2026
Passionate about computing education? Want to inspire pupils of all ages through STEM? Committed to transforming lives through education? Do you have deep expertise in computing education, digital learning curriculum design and pedagogy, and a proven track record of securing strong outcomes for young people? CAM Academy Trust is seeking a Trust Lead for Computing and Digital Learning to shape and deliver our vision for digital excellence across our family of schools. This is a rare opportunity to lead the development of our Trust-wide digital learning strategy, ensuring that technology enhances teaching, learning and outcomes for every pupil. We are looking for a highly credible practitioner and leader who combines subject expertise with strategic thinking. You will champion high-quality computing education and digital learning, support schools to develop innovative and evidence-informed digital pedagogy, and drive improvement through collaboration, professional learning and curriculum excellence. You will be knowledgeable, and able to advise and support decision-making around when ed-tech may enhance learning and also when it may not. A key priority for the role will be to rapidly, but sustainably, raise standards in computing across our schools. You will work collaboratively, with computing leaders and teachers across our schools to develop a thriving subject community. You will lead in a way that will secure sustainable excellence. You will be particularly driven by improving outcomes for our most vulnerable and disadvantaged young people. As a key member of our wider school improvement team, you will also lead the development of our approach to artificial intelligence, shaping both our AI strategy and the professional learning that will equip staff to use AI confidently, responsibly and effectively. At CAM, we are making an absolute commitment to placing STEM at the heart of our pupil entitlement as part of a strong place-based offer, given our schools are in the regional orbit of Cambridge. We are seeking someone who is excited by this ambition and ready to build the local and regional partnerships, industry links and opportunities that will inspire young people and prepare them for the future. You will play a leading role in ensuring our STEM offer is innovative, relevant and cutting edge. As a Trust we are committed to the concept of all-through education. Our primaries feed into our secondaries. There is an exciting opportunity here to work collaboratively on an all-through digital strategy. We are keen to hear from candidates who have some experience in both primary and secondary, even if their experience is predominantly in one or the other. The post-holder will teach. Teaching is at the heart of what we do and holding a teaching commitment supports that important principle. There is flexibility around the teaching commitment, which will not be full time, and this can be discussed and agreed with the successful candidate. If you are a credible, smart and forward-thinking leader who wants to make a system-wide impact across a thriving and ambitious trust, we would love to hear from you. Join us and help shape the future of computing, digital learning, AI and STEM for thousands of young people.
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