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Learning Support Professional

Learning Support Professional

Riverside Meadows Academy

St. Neots, Cambridgeshire

  • Expired
Salary:
£15,511 - £21,649
Job type:
Full Time, Permanent
Start date:
January 2018
Apply by:
5 January 2018

Job overview

  

Learning Support Professional 

TBAP Unity Academy

St. Neots

Salary: NJC England & Wales Scale 4 – 6 (pro-rata £15,511 - £21,649 p.a.)

TBAP Trust Benefits package includes:

· Benenden Health Care Membership

· Interest Free Season Ticket Loan Scheme

· Employers for Childcare Vouchers Scheme

Required: January 2018

Unity Academy is a Special Academy situated across two sites in St Neots and Wisbech in Cambridgeshire. Learners have access to a comprehensive curriculum which covers all aspects of the National Curriculum, alongside opportunities for Personalised and Vocational Learning. A big focus of our work is also the development of Social Skills, which enables learners to leave us with the necessary attributes for a successful adult life. We are an Academy where belonging, growth and achievement are at the core of all we do.

TBAP Multi-Academy Trust has 3 regional hubs based in London, the East and North-West of England delivering high quality education and intervention through our Alternative Academies, SEMH Provision and outreach teams. Additionally, we have a Teaching School Alliance that offers extensive CPD and research programmes at all levels. TBAP Multi- Academy Trust are proud to hold a silver award from Investors in People. Our schools share a common philosophy for a commitment to high quality, challenging, and innovative education. At the TBAP Unity Academy we believe this is important for our students. Each young person at the Academy receives a personalised mentoring program, tailored to their needs. The support offered by our schools enables young people to achieve their full academic potential.  

We are looking for an experienced Teaching Assistant to join TBAP Unity Academy. This job is about turning around the lives of vulnerable learners. Yes, it’s a big challenge, but it’s also an inspiring opportunity to work with young people with complex needs who require extra support to achieve their ambitions. 

Are you an outstanding support professional with a passion for achieving the best possible outcomes for excluded learners and those with complex needs? Are you a professional with an established track record of delivering excellence? 

We are keen to interview candidates who possess our values of compassion, resilience and innovation. Candidates are not required to have previous experience in an Alternative Provision, but must have a passion for delivering outstanding outcomes for the young people we work with. If this is you, please visit our website www.tbap.org.uk for application documents and more information about TBAP Multi-Academy Trust.

We also welcome visits to the Academy by appointment. 

For any queries please contact hr@tbap.org.uk or telephone 0203 108 0345 opt 4 opt 2.

Closing date for receipt of applications: Friday 5th January 2018

Interviews will be held week commencing 8th January 2018. 

The TBAP Trust is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people and expects all staff to share this commitment. An enhanced DBS disclosure will be requested for the successful candidate in accordance with Safeguarding Children and Safer Recruitment in Education legislation.

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The Quality Assurance Review found indicators that TBAP Unity Academy appears to be at the top of the Good grade and is working towards Outstanding. Challenge Partners Report May 2017

With sites in Wisbeach and St Neots, TBAP Unity Academy welcomes pupils from all over Cambridgeshire and neighbouring authorities. Our key aim is to provide a comprehensive education for Learners with Statements of Special Educational Need or Education Health Care Plans for Social, Emotional and Mental Health Difficulties. In January 2017, the new site at St Neot's opened, offering a state-of-the art learning environment for up to 65 learners.

The new leadership structure is giving all staff opportunities to develop their leadership skills, as well as ensuring that the monitoring of teaching, learning and assessment is rigorous. Challenge Partners Report May 2017

During their time with us, Learners will have access to a comprehensive curriculum which covers all aspects of the National Curriculum, alongside opportunities for Personalised and Vocational Learning. Upon entry they will be reviewed by Learning Support Professionals to establish individual plans focusing on Literacy, Reading and Numeracy Skills. A big focus of our work is also the development of Social Skills, which enables Learners to leave us with the necessary attributes for a successful adult life.

We have a clear focus on improved behaviour and follow the overarching TBAP Behaviour and Keeping Safe Policies. As such, we have a set of expectations that all children must work within. These are based around safety, respect and learning. When things go well learners are rewarded. When Learners’ behaviour is less than acceptable, school staff adopt restorative approaches which aim to repair harm and restore order so that effective working relationships continue.

The wellbeing of staff, as well as learners, has high priority and the daily debriefings contribute to this. Challenge Partners Report May 2017

Belonging, growth and achievement are at the core of all we do. These are important to our purpose, procedures and practice. We aim to provide a sense of security so that everyone feels safe, confident and can demonstrate respect for both themselves and others. We encourage a sense of responsibility and accountability, with an awareness of fairness and an appreciation of diversity in an atmosphere aimed at realising and developing potential through challenge.


Working for TBAP Multi-Academy Trust

TBAP Multi-Academy Trust was established in 2013 with the aim of delivering outstanding outcomes for some of the most challenging learners in West London. Using a highly personalised curriculum, 21st century learning spaces, expert practitioners and therapeutic interventions, we achieve staggering progress over time with our learners.

We believe passionately in providing the best opportunities for staff and learners to develop to their full potential. Staff will benefit from a leading edge alternative provision CPD programme and will be working alongside some of the most respected practitioners in this field.

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