Student Attendance and Welfare Officer
Archbishop Holgate's School
York
- Expired
- Salary:
- Grade 6
- Job type:
- Full Time, Permanent
- Apply by:
- 2 February 2018
Job overview
Grade 6: £20,203 - £22,869
We are looking to appoint a talented and enthusiastic colleague to join our pastoral team, who will make a real difference to the lives of our students and their families. The post holder will be responsible for ensuring outstanding attendance from all students, with the specific focus of identifying students and families who need support in this area; and then working with colleagues across the school to remove barriers to learning. The successful candidate will benefit from joining a team of supportive and highly committed colleagues who are dedicated to ensuring that all our students have the best possible opportunities for the future. The successful candidate needs to have a positive and flexible approach, willing to give dedication and commitment to this vital role.
For further details and a downloadable application form, please see our website at www.archbishopholgates.org or contact school reception.
Please return the application form to jsissons@archbishopholgates.org.
Closing date: Friday 2 February, midday
Pathfinder Multi Academy Trust is an equal opportunities employer, committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children. Enhanced DBS check required.
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About Archbishop Holgate's School
"Archbishop Holgate’s School is an exceptional place for pupils to learn. The school’s values of justice, compassion, forgiveness and trust are at the heart of every aspect of school life” (Ofsted, October 2021)
Archbishop Holgate’s is a flourishing school signified by outstanding examination results, high quality teaching and learning, an inspiring curriculum complemented by sporting and musical achievements and a wide, varied programme of extra-curricular
opportunities. We are a school committed to ensuring that our students develop in all ways and at the heart of all we do is a commitment to ‘Values, Care and Achievement’:
Christian values that underpin all we do
Outstanding pastoral care that sees each student as an individual
Maximum achievement for all students, at all levels
We have excellent students and a talented staff, colleagues who are committed to ensuring that the young people in our care achieve and succeed. Collectively, as a school community, we seek to nurture aspiration and promote excellence. We enrich our students in many different ways and when they leave Archbishop Holgate’s they do so as well rounded young people with the skills, qualities and relevant qualifications to help them shape their own futures and also to benefit the communities they serve.
In 2021, the school was delighted to once again be awarded outstanding judgements in all areas of the Ofsted inspection.
Prior to the pandemic the school has consistently enjoyed some of the best results nationally at both GCSE and Post 16.
At Key Stage 5, the Sixth Form has over the past decade consistently performed in the top 10% of Post 16 providers.
At Key Stage 4, the school consistently performs significantly above the national averages for all groups of students. The school has a long standing trend of outstanding Progress 8 scores which are among the best nationally and have been the strongest locally for four consecutive years. The 2022 Progress 8 score was +0.73 and +0.3 for disadvantaged students.
The school regularly features within the top ten of the Times 100 best schools.
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