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Pastoral and Safeguarding Support Worker

Pastoral and Safeguarding Support Worker

Grestone Academy

Birmingham

  • £21,269 - £27,514 per year
  • Quick apply
  • Expired
Job type:
Full Time, Permanent
Apply by:
4 July 2022

Job overview

Grestone Academy is a large primary school of over 450 pupils with a nursery.

The Directors of the Trust are seeking to appoint a Pastoral Support Worker to work with our children and families to further improve; safeguarding, attendance, behaviour and parental engagement. We are looking to appoint a motivated, innovative and flexible person who is passionate about enabling pupils to thrive by reducing barriers to learning. The right candidate will be committed to joining the team, working in an already improving inner-city school, to ensure children and families are empowered and ALL can participate and benefit from every educational opportunity on offer.

We are really proud of the progress Grestone Academy has already made in becoming a dynamic primary school where everyone plays their part in supporting the children to shine.  During our recent Ofsted monitoring inspection (May 2021) Grestone Academy was judged to have made real progress towards securing a ‘Good’ judgement.  Inspectors noted that “Outcomes are improving” and “Staff encourage all pupils to believe in themselves. Pupils are proud of their work”. 

The Academy is already well on it’s journey of development and has a clear and concise vision of where it is heading in order to become the very best it can be. We value the role a pastoral team plays in supporting children to thrive.  This is a really exciting opportunity to join Grestone Academy at a key point in our journey.

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About Grestone Academy

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  • Grestone Academy
  • Grestone Avenue, Handsworth Wood, Birmingham
  • West Midlands
  • B20 1ND
  • United Kingdom
+44 121 675 6787

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Grestone Academy is a mixed primary for children aged 3-11, located in Birmingham, West Midlands. The school became an academy on 1 October 2013, governed by a local governing body that includes parents, members of staff and representatives from its sponsor, Hamstead Hall Academy Trust.

In January 2016, Grestone Academy opened its Nursery which is open to pupils for 15 hours free childcare per week the term after children turn 3. We also offer 30 hour places for free to working parents.

Grestone Academy offers two forms of childcare facilities, which operate before and after the school day.

Headteacher

Deborah Steen

Values and Vision

Perseverance, respect, independence, diversity and excellence (PRIDE) are the key values of Grestone Academy. All pupils are encouraged to enjoy learning, and develop their abilities and skills to the highest possible level in a safe and secure environment. The school aims to ensure that each pupil acquires effective learning skills, understands the need for healthy living, and feels good about themselves and others. Teachers believe these skills will maximise potential to achieve academic and social success.

Every student at Grestone Academy is expected to maintain an attendance level of 100%. The school stresses that it is the responsibility of everyone in the school community – parents, students, staff and governors – to help achieve this. Attendance of all students is closely monitored.

Ofsted report

"This is a large and happy school. It welcomes pupils from a rich mix of cultures and backgrounds. Leaders and staff build very good relationships with them. They work hard to support pupils. The school is inclusive. It is a safe and welcoming community."

View Grestone Academy’s latest Ofsted report

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