Learning Mentor
London Enterprise Academy (LEA)
Tower Hamlets
- Expired
- Salary:
- £19,500 to £22,500 - depending on qualifications and experience
- Job type:
- Full Time, Permanent
- Start date:
- September 2018
- Apply by:
- 20 June 2018
Job overview
Are you a dedicated, enthusiastic and highly motivated individual? If so, we would like to meet you.
London Enterprise Academy is a Free School at the heart of London’s vibrant East End. The Academy opened in September 2014 with year 7’s only, in a former glass office block, which has been fully renovated to a high standard. The Academy will grow to six hundred students aged 11-16 when fully operational and will provide a stimulating education and personalised curriculum within a supportive environment. All of our students will be encouraged to stretch themselves to achieve their potential.
At the heart of our vision is to create a truly outstanding free school delivering the very best educational opportunities, nurture academic excellence and enhance ambition in all its pupils. We aim to inspire the next generation of professionals and entrepreneurs from diverse backgrounds.
The successful candidate will:
· Provide a service to teaching and other staff, address the needs of children and young people who need help to overcome barriers to learning both inside and outside the school, in order to achieve their full potential.
· Work with a range of students, but give priority to those who need the most help, especially those experiencing multiple disadvantages, including able and gifted pupils experiencing difficulties.
· Target, help and support as part of a coordinated response by the school and other agencies to address a range of issues and bring about a positive sustainable changes with individual pupils and the school community as a whole.
· Support identified individuals to access the social and academic curriculum in the most effective way, appropriate to their needs and understanding.
· Support with the completion and return of statistical information to both the Local Authority and the Department for Education (DfE).
Please see our information pack for more information about the job, and apply via our application pack.
Closing date for applications: 21st June 2018 (may close earlier if enough applications received).
Attached documents
About London Enterprise Academy (LEA)
- London Enterprise Academy (LEA)
- Aneurin Bevan House, 81-91 Commercial Road, Whitechapel
- London
- E1 1RD
- United Kingdom
London Enterprise Academy is a mixed-gender secondary school for children aged 11-16, based in Tower Hamlets, East London. This free school was established in September 2014 and it opened with approximately 120 Year 7 pupils. It was set up by several school leaders and is managed by the London Enterprise Academy Trust. The school is open to children of all faiths and religious backgrounds.
Principal
Ashid Ali
Values and vision
Teachers at London Enterprise Academy aim to help students to achieve every success academically and as an individual within the community. The school encourages children to take advantage of the opportunities presented to them and to create their own paths in life. Students are taught to be sympathetic towards all social backgrounds and to have respect.
Ofsted
“Respect for all sums up London Enterprise Academy nicely. Pupils have pride in themselves and their school. They are polite, courteous and welcoming. They, too, are welcomed into the school, regardless of their background or previous experiences.” Ofsted July 2022
In July 2022, Ofsted stated, “Pupils get the right support when they need it. Leaders work closely with external agencies, such as social services and community health experts, and this helps to ensure that expert help is on hand for pupils who are at risk of harm”.
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