Behaviour Support Co-Ordinator
Blue Coat Church of England Academy
Walsall
- £25,991 - £28,672 pro rata
- Quick apply
- Expired
- Salary:
- NJC 20-24 dependant on experience
- Job type:
- Full Time, Permanent
- Start date:
- ASAP
- Apply by:
- 21 May 2021
Job overview
We are seeking to appoint a suitably qualified, inspiring and enthusiastic specialist behaviour support co-ordinator to join our dedicated Inclusion Team at an exciting time in the school’s history. Blue Coat Church of England Academy is an inclusive learning environment and we are committed to allowing pupils of all ages and abilities to access a broad and engaging curriculum. Experience of working with children who have identified social, emotional or behavioural needs (such as autism, ADHD and OHD) is essential. The successful candidate will be expected to work closely with pupils with social and emotional needs.
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About Blue Coat Church of England Academy
- Blue Coat Church of England Academy
- Birmingham Street, Walsall
- West Midlands
- WS1 2ND
- United Kingdom
Walsall Blue Coat Academy is a co-educational academy school based in Walsall for students aged 11-18. It is a Church of England school.
The school is part of the Blue Coat Foundation.
Principal
David Smith
Values and vision
Walsall Blue Coat Academy bases its ideals upon its Christian foundation and strives to introduce Christian aspects of teaching into all that it does.
For instance, during form time each day all students participate in a daily act of worship which includes prayer and time for reflection. Regular meetings are also held for staff and students, during which prayers are said and thoughts are focused on people in need. Certain students are also instrumental in spreading the word of Christianity through, for example, taking assemblies to junior schools.
Walsall Blue Coat Academy also has dedicated itself to striving to foster a caring attitude towards the wider global community. Indeed, each year the school raises money for a charity voted for by all students. In 2015, students raised over £4,400 for Teenage Cancer Trust.
Ofsted
“The curriculum is good and its focus on developing students’ spiritual, moral, social and cultural understanding is excellent. The academy prepares students very well for life in modern democratic Britain, and its focus on developing community cohesion is exemplary. Governors and academy sponsors provide very good support for academy leaders.”
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