Administrative Assistant
Henry Green Primary School
Barking and Dagenham
- Expired
- Salary:
- Scale 3
- Job type:
- Full Time, Fixed Term
- Start date:
- April 2019
- Apply by:
- 22 March 2019
Job overview
Do you want an exciting new challenge and to be part of a committed team of practitioners, then Henry Green Primary school may have the opportunity for you. The Headteacher and school Governors are seeking to appoint experienced and highly motivated administrative assistant to join us. You would preferably have school administration experience.
We offer:
• A diverse and supportive community of friendly children, who are eager to achieve and deserve the best
• A dynamic, talented, and forward thinking leadership team
• The opportunity to be part of a team that will move the school forward through a time of change
• A school which is committed to professional development and equality for all staff with a high level of induction and training for new staff members.
We are looking for:
• Outstanding organisation and communication skills
• Good typing and ICT skills
• A forward-thinking creative approach
• Someone who is positive, enthusiastic and solution focused
• ability to use your own initiative to deal sensitively with a range of complex issues
• ability to organise and implement administrative systems
• A commitment to work in partnership with pupils, staff, parents, governors and the wider community
About Henry Green Primary School
Henry Green Primary School is a mixed gender, non-denomination comprehensive in Dagenham, East London. There are two forms from Reception to Year 6, and an accompanying Nursery. Henry Green school is located on Green Lane, a short distance from primary schools Goodmayes and St Vincent’s Catholic. It is a larger than average primary, with approximately 470 pupils on the school roll between the ages of 3-11. The school provides a before-school Breakfast Club providing meals for children.
Headteacher
Mr Matt Murphy
Values and Vision
Henry Green aspires for every pupil to leave Key Stage 2 as a confident, secure individual with a lifelong love of learning. In a diverse environment the school also understands the need to create an environment of inclusivity and tolerance among all children. Read Write Inc is a phonics programme for Key Stage 1, and is especially useful for those children learning English as a second language.
A varied curriculum is also an important part of ethos at Henry Green. Religious Education, ICT, and Design and Technology are all a source of extensive focus. Physical education ranges from athletics to dance, with swimming lessons in Year 5.
Ofsted
“Teaching is strongest in the Early Years Foundation Stage. Thorough assessments enable teachers to plan challenging activities inside and outside the classroom. The learning intentions and expected learning outcomes are clear and, as a result, children are motivated and totally immersed in their learning.”
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