Inclusion Support Worker
BBG Academy
West Yorkshire
- Expired
- Salary:
- B3 SCP 18-21 £18,070 – 20,138 per annum (actual salary £13,169 – £14,676)
- Job type:
- Full Time, Permanent
- Apply by:
- 30 May 2018
Job overview
32.5 hours per week, Term Time only
The Rodillian Multi Academy Trust are currently seeking to recruit additional members to join our team of Inclusion Support Workers at BBG Academy. This role provides a fantastic opportunity for candidates considering entering the teaching profession. Teacher Training courses currently offer places for salaried training for individuals who have gained 3 years’ experience working in schools. BBG Academy will provide Inclusion Support Workers with a 3 year programme, and will support professional development through a whole school coaching model thereby facilitating the necessary experience to access further salaried training.
Prospective candidates will need to have a good standard of education; 'A' levels or degree preferred. A grade ‘C’ in GCSE English and Maths (or equivalent). Induction programmes and training will be provided for the successful candidates
Further information can be downloaded from the academy website www.bbgacademy.com or by contacting Julie Moran by email at recruitment@rodillianacademy.co.uk
The school is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and an enhanced DBS check is required for this post.
Closing date for completed applications is 12 noon Thursday 31 May 2018.
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About BBG Academy
BBG Academy is an inclusive 11-16 school in the heart of Birkenshaw. As part of the Rodillian Multi Academy Trust, we hold the highest standards for behaviour and discipline; for aspirations within and beyond the classroom; for support within and around the school.
BBG Academy regularly appears in the top 20% of schools nationally, and within the top three schools in Kirklees based on both progress and attainment.
Ofsted’s 2021 inspection saw BBG Academy rated 'Good' in all areas - a fantastic achievement for all involved with the BBG community. The report indicates that “Staff and pupils are proud to be part of the school. One pupil described the school as a big family."
We believe that every single child can achieve their personal best with resilience and grit - and this tenet is at the heart of everything we do. From Year 7, our students are taught to be resilient in a dynamic, innovative curriculum that responds to educational research and the needs of our pupils.
Students have opportunities to learn how to be resilient in the face of difficulties and failure - in chess, British Sign Language, and in debate (amongst other things) at school - and in physical pursuits and independence found at our Resilience Camps. We teach them that with determination, improvement is not only likely - it is inevitable.
We are rightly proud of our students and their achievements - but it is our colleagues and the support from the wider Rodillian Multi Academy Trust that makes us truly unique.
We ensure that our colleagues have the opportunity to teach without disruption, to continue their own professional development in a bespoke programme, and to ensure they have every tool they need to be successful in their career.
In short, BBG Academy is an amazing place to learn, to teach and to thrive.
Interim Head of School
Danielle Williams
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