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Education Co-ordinator and Mentor for Pupils in the Communication Department

Education Co-ordinator and Mentor for Pupils in the Communication Department

St Paul's Catholic School

Milton Keynes

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Salary:
ST. Paul's Pay Range 6
Job type:
Full Time, Permanent
Apply by:
9 December 2019

Job overview

Education Co-ordinator and Mentor for Pupils in the Communication Department

37 hours per week Monday to Friday, 40 weeks per year

(Term time plus 2 weeks)

                 

Salary: St Paul’s Pay Range 6 (£29,203 to £33,564) 

(Pro rata Starting Salary £25,048)

This is a unique opportunity for a talented individual to join our successful communication department for pupils with ASD. We currently have 24 pupils in our department within a mainstream setting.  You will work with the Head of Department to ensure the pupils receive a holistic education that supports both their learning and enrichment and social development. You will be someone who aspires for great outcomes for these pupils. You will have patience and a sense of humour. Ideally you will have had experience of working with young people with ASD and a background in Positive Behaviour Support as some of our pupils, when highly anxious, can display challenging behaviours. 

St. Paul's is a thriving and successful Catholic school with an excellent reputation. Our commitment to excellent teaching and learning can be demonstrated through bespoke CPD opportunities and through the management of a growing and successful training school.  All staff members are committed to the care and success of pupils and working in a setting where values of forgiveness, concern for others and respect are shared as the core values of St. Paul’s regardless of faith.

For further details and an application form please visit the school website www.st-pauls.org.uk, e-mail enquiries@st-pauls.org.uk or call 01908 669735

Closing date for applications:  Monday 9th December 2019 at 9.00am

Interview Date Wednesday 11th December 2019 

All appointments are subject to a satisfactory enhanced DBS disclosure.  St. Paul’s is committed to the safeguarding of children and expects all staff and volunteers to share this commitment.  


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About St Paul's Catholic School

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+44 1908 669735

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St Paul’s Catholic School is a mainstream, voluntary-aided, co-educational, Christian-faith, secondary school for children aged 11-18 years. It is situated in Leadenhall in Milton Keynes and has 1800 pupils.

The school became a specialist Science College in 2003 and language College in 2008.

Headteacher

Mrs Jo-Anne Hoarty

Values and vision

The school endeavours to be a community in which the love of God and one another can be seen in practise. The students are encouraged to be selfless and to serve one another. The pupils are expected to do the best in everything they do.

At the heart of all it does is the school’s shared belief that each individual is a unique person, created by God.

Ofsted

Leaders are effective because they have taken the right steps to improve the school. They show clear leadership and are well supported by staff. Governors have made significant changes to the way they work. As a result, they are very knowledgeable about the school so they successfully challenge leaders and hold them to account well. Teaching is good across all key stages because staff are committed to continually improving their practice.

View St Paul’s Catholic School’s Ofsted report

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