Additional Educational Needs Coordinator
Churchill Community College
Wallsend
- Expired
- Salary:
- TMPS/UPS + TLR 1.2 (£9,474)
- Job type:
- Full Time, Permanent
- Start date:
- 1st September 2018
- Apply by:
- 1 February 2018
Job overview
Closing date: 12.00pm, Thursday 1st February 2018
We are looking for a Leader for our Additional Educational Needs department, which includes the SENCO role, Designated Teacher for Looked After Children and coordinating provision for EAL students. The AEN Coordinator leads a department of eight support assistants, three cover supervisors and a Literacy teacher.
The candidate should be a talented, dynamic leader, able to communicate their enthusiasm about education to staff and students and create an exciting, inspiring learning environment. They must be passionate about every student achieving their potential and about supporting them in overcoming their barriers to learning. They must foster excellent relationships with external agencies and local primary schools. They will work closely with the Heads of Year to identify any special educational needs that have not been previously identified in primary schools and seek the relevant support for the students. The AEN Coordinator will also work with staff to support them in teaching SEN students effectively, via differentiation, and deliver CPD sessions to staff, ITT students and outside agencies.
The college is a dynamic, exciting place to work with many opportunities available for staff and students. Churchill has been designated a Teaching School by the DfE. We also lead the ‘The Great North Maths Hub’ for the North of England along with the North Tyneside Learning Trust. This is an exciting initiative that places the college at the centre of innovations in Teaching, Learning and CPD for teachers of all subjects.
Our most recent OfSTED Inspection (May 2014) graded us as Outstanding across all areas. Please read more about our inspection and the ethos of the College by accessing our website at www.churchillcommunitycollege.org or at the Ofsted website - www.ofsted.gov.uk.
We continually seek improvement in standards, achievement and outcomes. Our GCSE results in summer 2017 were 32% Grade 5 and above in English and Maths and a Progress 8 score of +0.2.
We look forward to receiving your application. Job packs are available to download from our website www.churchillcommunitycollege.org or from the Schools North East website www.jobsinschoolsnortheast.com. Completed applications should be returned to Heather Bell, Headteacher’s PA via email heather.bell@ntlp.org.uk or by post:
Churchill Community College
Churchill Street
Wallsend
Tyne and Wear
NE28 7TN
Churchill Community College is committed to the safety and protection of its pupils.
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About Churchill Community College
- Churchill Community College
- Churchill Street, Wallsend
- Tyne And Wear
- NE28 7TN
- United Kingdom
Churchill Community College is an 11-18yrs comprehensive school in North Tyneside.
Churchill is very much a community school, and whilst the community we serve is enormously proud and supportive of the school, a significant proportion of our students come from low income or deprived households, with more than 40% of our cohort eligible for the Pupil Premium.
We aim to make all our young people feel completely safe, secure, valued and appreciative of the many opportunities their education here can afford them.
We set high standards in all areas and expect the very best from all members of our learning community. In return, we aim to provide excellent teaching and up-to-date curriculum provision with high quality pastoral care and an outstanding range of opportunities beyond the classroom for all learners. We believe these are the hallmarks of a truly successful school.
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