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Pastoral Support Manager

Pastoral Support Manager

Sandringham School

Hertfordshire

  • Expired
Salary:
H5/H6 depending on skills/ experience Hours
Job type:
Part Time, Permanent
Start date:
September 2017

Job overview

Salary Scale – H5/H6 depending on skills/ experience Hours
24 hours per week, term time only

We are looking to recruit a Pastoral Support Manager to work with students, staff and parents to ensure that students at the school are fully supported. The focus of this role will involve liaising with the Performance Directors, Directors of Learning, parents and external agencies and to work with the school’s Designated Person in charge of child protection on safeguarding issues. The role will also be to managing the silent learning area and the pastoral assistant. Excellent communication skills are essential as well as the ability to relate to students. It is essential that you are able to remain calm under pressure, using your own initiative as well as working as part of a team.

Why Sandringham?

  • Over £8 million has been invested in developing the learning environment in the past three years to provide a state-of-the-art learning campus.
  • All students bring their own tablet device to school so that teachers can be even more flexible in their delivery of lessons.
  • Behaviour is exemplary and visitors always comment on the outstanding learning ethos across the school.
  • The school runs a Teaching School Alliance, is an Awarding Body for Initial Teacher Training, holds International status and embraces excellence in all areas of the curriculum.
  • Staff who work at the school receive outstanding training and gain significant career experience.
  • Staff can benefit from the school’s children of staff admission rule, a cycle to work scheme, childcare vouchers and access to a wide variety of school trips

If you would like to work in a forward thinking school and make a difference, we would like to hear from you. This position is permanent contract and has a start date of September 2017. The deadline for applications is September 11th 2017. Prospective candidates are encouraged to submit their applications as soon as possible as the school reserves the right to close the advert should we feel able to appoint an appropriate candidate. The school operates a children of staff admission rule.

Closing date: 11/09/2017
Interview date: To be confirmed

For more information and to apply online : www.teachinherts.com

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About Sandringham School

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Sandringham is a highly popular and oversubscribed school with an excellent reputation both locally and nationally. Over the past years we have been graded Outstanding by Ofsted at every visit to the school. We have been in the 100 top performing non-selective state schools in England for the past 6 years, and are one of the first to gain 'World Class Schools' status. Each year our examination results demonstrate high performance at all levels. Our value added is very high placing the school in the top percentile rankings of all schools nationally. Saying this, there is still plenty of room for improvement and we are working hard to continue to raise standards wherever possible. We support all areas of the curriculum and, in addition, have a strong focus on STEM subjects and the Arts. We also hold International School status and encourage work on an international basis.

Sandringham School is a member of the Alban Academies Trust, together with Verulam School, Ridgeway Academy, Wheatfield’s Junior School and Wheatfield’s Infants’ and Nursery School. We work in a multi-academy trust to share best practice, deliver joint training, promote the highest of expectations and raise achievement for all students. Our motto is ‘Educational Excellence for Everyone’. The trust offers significant opportunities for career development of staff at all levels within our organisation.

Sandringham also co-ordinates the Alban Federation which is a School Centred Initial Teacher Training Provider. As part of the AAT we offer an enhanced induction programme for all our NQTS.  This programme begins at the beginning of July with our 3 week summer induction programme, which attracts an attendance payment of £2,000 and a contract on the main pay scale from 1st September.  Support is provided by subject and senior leader mentors and we offer subject specific as well as general training through ATSA and Herts for Learning events. Please see the attached document for further information. We are also a National Teaching School and run the Alban Teaching School Alliance with Sir John Lawes School in Harpenden and STAGS in St Albans, offering significant CPD opportunities for staff across a large number of schools. All our teaching staff are provided with a laptop and iPad and as our own admitting authority our admissions criteria now includes a children of staff rule.

We deliver a blended learning environment with every student able to use their own tablet device in the classroom. One of our most important and well-established networks is the BeauSandVer Consortium that provides high-quality post-16 education across Beaumont, Sandringham and Verulam Schools. We are an eight form entry school with 1482 students including over 380 in the Sixth Form.

We take every opportunity to develop the campus and are proud of the resources and facilities available to all the young people and staff at Sandringham and have invested over £10m in recent developments.

Staff morale at Sandringham is very high, shored up by an excellent working environment. Central to everything that happens at Sandringham are its students. With our direct and simple mission statement: ‘Everybody can be Somebody’ staff have sought to ensure that every young person feels valued and listened to. We pride ourselves in developing staff and providing significant opportunities for leadership and promotion. It is a really exciting and enjoyable place to work.

Additional information can be found on our website.

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