Parent Support Advisor/Early Help Co-ordinator
Sidmouth College
Sidmouth
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- Expired
- Salary:
- Actual Salary £16,843
- Job type:
- Part Time, Permanent
- Start date:
- January 2019
- Apply by:
- 7 January 2019
Job overview
Sidmouth College is seeking to appoint a Parent Support Advisor/Early Help Co-ordinator to work with our Pastoral team within the College and across local feeder Primary Schools.
The Parent Support Advisor/Early Help Coordinator will offer early intervention, preventative support, guidance and advice to improve outcomes for children, young people and families. The role requires a practitioner who is experienced in working with parents and young people. The successful candidate will be well organised, have the ability to prioritise workloads and be able to deal with difficult situations in a calm manner. Ideally the Parent Support Advisor/Early Help Coordinator will have experience within the field of education, social services/welfare or the voluntary sector.
The role will be a varied one, based at Sidmouth College with outreach to other primary schools. The successful candidate must be a trustworthy team member who is a confident and experienced communicator, is flexible and has good confidentiality. The role lastly requires a high level of autonomy and the appointed candidate will be expected to use their initiative to impact positively on the outcomes for young people and their families. Travel will be expected so candidates must have the use of a vehicle.
Working hours are 33 hours 50 minutes per week for 39 weeks per annum (1320 hours per annum) - term time + non-pupil days and working over 5 days per week.
We are committed to safeguarding the welfare of our students and, if successful, you will be required to undertake an enhanced Disclosure & Barring check.
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About Sidmouth College
Sidmouth College is a thriving mixed, comprehensive, non-denominational secondary school with sixth form based in Sidmouth, Devon. It is a community state school and will provide 900 places for students aged 11-18, when fully subscribed.
Headteacher
Mrs Sarah Parsons
Values and Vision
At Sidmouth College the individual is right at the heart of what we do. Students achieve academic success, develop their creativity, excel on the sports field and encounter a multitude of new experiences in a safe and enjoyable environment, encouraged by a team of dedicated and highly experienced professionals. At Sidmouth College we believe that the vibrant learning community, coupled with a culture of high standards and expectations, brings out the very best in every student and establishes abundant possibilities for their future.
Our Ethos—Believe, Inspire, Succeed
- Every learner believes and succeeds in fulfilling their potential and is inspired to lead a happy, healthy and successful life within a challenging and rapidly changing world. All learners have access to inspirational teaching that leads to outstanding learning and achievements which continues beyond the classroom.
- All learners have access to a high quality, relevant and appropriate curriculum that fully meets their needs and supports an engaging and inspiring learning experience
- We inspire learners to believe in the contribution they can make to their learning, the College and the wider community. Learners take responsibility and develop resilience throughout their learning journey with clear support and guidance.
- All levels of leadership are focused on providing a vision, direction and culture in which all are inspired to believe and succeed.
A caring and supportive community
Care, guidance and support are strengths of the College. Students are organised in vertical tutor groups led by a tutor who monitors academic progress, student well-being and student development. Each tutor group is in one of four Houses - Drake, Grenville, Raleigh and Scott. The tutor group meets at the beginning of each day for registration, support and guidance. The team of tutors is led by a Head of House who maintains a close overview of the work and wellbeing of the students. In addition, the School Counsellor and the Student Support/pastoral team make a valuable contribution.
The College buildings sit within an attractive 13 acre campus and staff take every opportunity to make use of the natural environment on our doorstep to support students’ learning and creativity. We are about to embark on a very exciting programme of redevelopment under the Priority Schools Building Programme with building works starting in Spring 2019. This will see the vast majority of our 1960s buildings replaced with modern, state of the art facilities, including seven new Science laboratories and preparation facilities and new technology workshops to create, without doubt, a fantastic modern learning environment. The College provides a wide range of sports facilities including large grass and all-weather playing fields, plus gym, sports hall and squash courts at the Sidmouth Leisure Centre. It also has technology facilities to support students’ learning. Extracurricular activities include sports, music, drama, Ten Tors and the Duke of Edinburgh's Award.
Ofsted
“The very large majority of current pupils in all year groups and in a wide range of subjects, including English and mathematics, make strong progress. Disadvantaged pupils now achieve well across a wide range of subjects, including English and mathematics. The governance of the school is strong. Governors are very well equipped to provide you with the essential balance of support and challenge. They do both robustly.”
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