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Assistant Behaviour, Welfare and Cover Officer - 37 hours, 39 weeks, fixed term until 31st May 2022 in the first instance

Assistant Behaviour, Welfare and Cover Officer - 37 hours, 39 weeks, fixed term until 31st May 2022 in the first instance

Hinde House 2-16 Academy

Sheffield

  • £20,092 - £22,183 pro rata
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  • Expired
Salary:
Grade 4
Job type:
Part Time, Fixed Term
Start date:
Required as Soon as Possible
Apply by:
3 November 2021

Job overview

We are seeking to appoint two Assistant Behaviour, Welfare and Cover Officers to increase capacity within our already well-established team.  The successful candidate will work alongside our dedicated behaviour team to support the learning behaviour of students, thereby improving attendance, attainment and aspiration.  The role will also involve providing short term cover in classes as and when required.


We will offer:

1. High quality professional development and support.

2. Access to an exceptional, positive and ambitious staff team.

3. Work in an outstanding learning environment. 

4. A chance to work in a 2-19 Trust of 4 schools and a 6th Form which offers unique career development.

5. A chance to make a real difference to the lives of children.


This post offers an opportunity for a committed and motivated individual to work within our school. The successful candidate will be enthusiastic, keen to work in partnership with the staff and pupils at Hinde House and able to work under instruction as well as having the ability to use their initiative.  


At Hinde House 2-16 Academy, we pride ourselves on having a strong ethos, based on mutual respect and care, celebrating our diversity and recognising success.  We constantly strive to improve the life chances of our students by ensuring the highest levels of achievement.

We aspire to be the best inner-city school in the country.

Only by recruiting and retaining the very best staff, and developing them further, do we believe we will continue to improve. 


Brigantia Learning Trust is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people, and expects all staff and volunteers to share this commitment. The successful candidates will be required to complete a Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) form in line with Section 115 of the Police Act 1997.


For more information and to request an application form, please contact recruitment@brigantiatrust.net or visit our website www.brigantiatrust.net.


Closing date for applications:  Friday 22nd October 2021, at 12noon


  Interviews to be confirmed  



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About Hinde House 2-16 Academy

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+44 114 243 8486

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The secondary academies within Brigantia Learning Trust are over subscribed and demand for places is high. As a growing local Academy Trust we regularly advertise for both teaching and support staff and are proud of the opportunities and career progression we are able to offer our staff.

At Hinde House (2-16) Academy, we pride ourselves on our passion for improving outcomes, opening doors and broadening our pupils’ horizons.

We are dedicated to developing every aspect of our pupil, with an emphasis on enriching their lives beyond the classroom, to prepare them for life after Hinde House. Through a wealth of experiences linked to academia, careers, personal development and passions, we are secure in the knowledge that every pupil leaves Hinde House with a CV bursting at the seams with potential, to boost their career, university and life prospects.

As an all-through academy, we are able to provide consistent pastoral care through the phases, ensuring any ‘dips’ in learning are identified early and appropriate support is offered. In addition, our pupils benefit from leadership opportunities across the academy, and mentor roles within the Primary Phase.

Outstanding standards of teaching and learning are the norm; as is our culture of aspiration and ‘can-do’. We make no excuses for pupils not achieving their potential and work collaboratively across the academy to create a culture where everyone strives to attain their personal best.

We warmly invite you to visit us soon; see first-hand what we have to offer and speak with our amazing pupils and inspirational staff.

Munif Zia - Principal

Ofsted (September 2021)

Staff are dedicated to ensuring that pupils across all phases achieve their best academically’.

‘Pupils benefit from a dynamic and encouraging atmosphere’.

‘Pupils feel safe in school commenting to inspectors that bullying is rare’.

‘Pupils feel that staff treat them fairly’.

‘Leaders are determined that the education they provide enables all pupils to fulfil their potential’.

‘Children in early years make a good start’.

‘Leaders and teachers have high ambitions for all, including pupils with special educational needs and/or disabilities (SEND)’.

‘Special educational needs co-ordinators (SENcos) ensure that extra help is closely matched to the individual’s needs’.

‘Teachers and assistants provide the additional bespoke help in class for pupils who struggle’.

‘Leaders have also ensured that there is a strong programme for personal development’.

‘Across the school, staff manage pupils’ behaviour well, using agreed approached’.

‘Relationships between staff and pupils are very positive’.

‘The arrangements for safeguarding are effective.  The team has strong expertise in safeguarding, as well as deep-rooted knowledge of the community that the school serves’.

Brigantia Benefits

Brigantia Benefits is our employee discount platform. Staff can take advantage of huge savings on holidays, shopping, supermarkets, days out, restaurants, gym membership, cycle to work scheme and cinema bookings - check out the Brigantia Benefits leaflet below under 'general details' to see how you can make savings for you and your family.

Employee Assistance Programme

Our Employee Assistance Programme is a 24 hour helpline from Health Assured designed to support our staff through any of life's issues or problems. This confidential service can support with family issues, stress and anxiety, medical information, financial and legal information to name but a few. The leaflet below gives more details.

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