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Administration Assistant (Term-time Only)

Administration Assistant (Term-time Only)

Great Oaks School

Southampton

  • £25,272 - £26,024 per year
  • Quick apply
  • Expired
Job type:
Full Time, Part Time, Permanent
Start date:
As soon as possible
Apply by:
10 May 2024

Job overview

We are now looking to recruit and Administration Assistant (Term-Time Only). Great Oaks is a secondary specialist school catering for young people with a range of complex learning difficulties in Southampton.

Job Purpose

To undertake a variety of administrative tasks to support the efficient running of the Administration function at Great Oaks School (West Site and South Site). 

Responsible To

The Business Leader (Human Resources and Administration) with day-to-day supervision from the Office Lead.

The post holder will, at all times, carry out their duties in accordance with the policies of the Special Schools Trust.

Hours of Work and Salary

Monday to Friday, 8.00 am to 4.00 pm (37.0 hours per week) (one day 3.30 pm finish to be agreed with Business Leader), plus 30 minutes unpaid lunch break.. Term time only. FTE £25,272 per annum, pro-rata £21,675.60 per annum (44.6 weeks). Applications from applicants wishing to work part-time (full days) will also be welcome.

Location

This role will be based at Great Oaks School (South Site and West Site), days worked at each site to be determined, and working from other Trust sites may be required.

Job Purpose

 ·          To support the Office Lead in undertaking a variety of administrative and clerical tasks to support the efficient running of the School.

 ·          To provide an effective administration service to the school including, but not limited, to undertake letter writing, collation and distribution of correspondence, reports, minutes and other documents as required.

 ·          General administration support, including and not limited to answering the telephone, meeting and greeting visitors and dealing with routine enquiries.

  Responsibilities:

 1.     To assist the Office Lead in the effective day-to-day running of the administration function.

 2.     To provide administrative support for the pupil annual review process including preparation and collation of documentation, issuing invitations, and other supporting documentation.

 3.     To undertake typing, collation and distribution of correspondence, reports, minutes and other documents as required.

 4.     To undertake administrative duties including photocopying, filing and shredding.

 5.     To carry out pupil administration duties including the preparation and maintenance of pupil folders and to accurately input and maintain pupil data in the School MIS (Arbor).

 6.     Assisting with the pupil new starter and leaver process in accordance with the School’s policies and procedures.

7.     Writing letters, creating documents and collating data for monthly reports as required.

 8.     To cover the Reception Desk as and when required by answering the telephone, meeting and greeting visitors and dealing with routine enquiries.

 To assist the Business Leader (Human Resources and Administration) and Office Lead with any other general administration tasks or projects.

 Supporting the School

At an appropriate level, according to the job role, grade and training received, all employees in the school are expected to:

1.   Support the aims, values, mission and ethos of the school and participate in a team approach to all aspects of School life.

2.   Attend and contribute to staff meetings and INSET days as required, and identify areas of personal practice and experience to develop.

3.   Take appropriate responsibility for safeguarding and children’s welfare and be aware of confidential issues linked to home/child/teacher/school and keep confidences appropriately. 

4.   Be aware of health and safety issues and act in accordance with the School’s Health and Safety Policy.

5.   Take part in the School’s appraisal system.

Great Oaks is part of the Specialist Schools Trust which also includes Rosewood Free School.

 

The Specialist Schools Trust are absolutely committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of our learners and expects all staff and volunteers to share this commitment. We will ensure that all our recruitment and selection practices reflect this commitment. All successful candidates will be subject to Disclosure and Barring Service checks along with Social Media checks.

Closing date 10th May 2024


Starting date 10th June 2024

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About Great Oaks School

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+44 23 80767660

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Great Oaks School is a 340 place secondary school for young people with a range of complex learning difficulties including autism and speech and language difficulties. Our pupils come from all over Southampton as well as many from Hampshire. We are part of the Specialist Schools' Trust, currently comprising Great Oaks and Rosewood Schools.

At Great Oaks we follow a broad and balanced curriculum with a particular emphasis on developing communication, literacy, numeracy and personal and social skills. In addition we have a focus on creativity and the arts which have proved an extremely successful way of  engaging our young people and helping to promote their self esteem and self confidence. We have introduced the Great Oaks Guarantee which lists 13 extra-curricular opportunities that we aim to give all pupils during their time at the School

At Great Oaks we strongly believe in partnership working – we work closely with the other special schools in Southampton, with local secondary schools with a range of multi-agencies and with parents. Pupils at Great Oaks benefit from an experienced and dedicated staff team who have skills in working in a range of curriculum areas as well an understanding  and empathy for the needs of young people with learning difficulties. We benefit many different  specialist facilities include sensory rooms, IT suites, sports hall and theatre.

We currently have 3 sites, Our largest site on Vermont Close Southampton, are supplemented by a site for our older pupils and college students on Green Lane and a personalised learning provision on Bugle Street 

We aim to put the needs of the young people at our school at the heart of everything that we do and through promoting a growth mindset help to ensure that all pupils irrespective of their learning difficulties or past educational attainment can make real progress and be enabled to succeed.

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