Parent and Family Support Adviser (PFSA)
The Blue School
Wells
- Expired
- Salary:
- Commencing at Grade 12, point 22 (currently £20,661 per annum),
- Job type:
- Full Time, Permanent
- Apply by:
- 22 April 2018
Job overview
Parent and Family Support Adviser (PFSA)
All Year Round, 5 days per week, 37 hours per week, 52.143 paid weeks per year. 27 days leave (to be taken during the school holidays) plus an additional 8 paid bank holidays.
Commencing at Grade 12, point 22 (currently £20,661 per annum), moving to point 26 (currently £23,398 per annum) by annual increments. Pay award pending.
We are seeking to recruit a caring and committed PFSA to work in partnership with families and students both at The Blue School and their local partner primary schools. The work of the PFSAs is aimed at breaking down barriers to learning and improving attendance and achievement in schools. The position will involve working closely with staff in all schools to support our students and, additionally, with other agencies outside school and will include the need to attend Child in Need/Child Protection Conferences as appropriate.
For further details and an application form, please see our website www.theblueschoolwells.co.uk or email Miss J Biggadike at jobswiththeblue@educ.somerset.gov.uk.
Closing date: Monday 23rd April 2018
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About The Blue School
The Blue School is a Church of England Academy school. As the only state secondary school providing 11 to 18 education in the area, our students are drawn from the city of Wells and its surrounding villages. We enjoy a good reputation in the community and, whilst being an Academy School enables us to have greater autonomy in the management of the school, we still retain strong links with the Somerset Local Authority and work closely with other local schools.
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