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Learning Resource Centre Co-ordinator

Learning Resource Centre Co-ordinator

Flixton Girls School

Trafford

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Salary:
Pay Band 4 (Points 21-25) Actual Salary £16,905 - £19,020
Job type:
Full Time, Permanent
Start date:
September 2017
Apply by:
22 June 2017

Job overview

Required 1st September 2017

Learning Resource Centre Co-ordinator 

Pay Band 4 (Points 21 - 25), currently £19,742 - £22,212 

Actual Salary £16,905 - £19,020

5 working days/week - Monday to Friday 8:00am – 4:00pm

We are seeking to appoint an inspirational and dynamic Learning Resource Centre Co-ordinator.

As a LRC Co-ordinator you will be responsible for providing a stimulating and friendly atmosphere to encourage a love of learning and literacy.  Key priorities include promoting a love of reading for pleasure, ensuring effective and productive literacy intervention through the Accelerated Reader Programme and being part of the whole school literacy strategy. 

We are looking for an innovative individual who has good literacy, numeracy, communication and administration skills as well as initiative, flexibility, a sense of humour and the ability to relate to children from a variety of ages and needs. 

We are particularly keen to hear from experienced librarians, graduates who are looking to go into the teaching profession or experienced teachers who are no longer in the classroom.  Experience of working with young people of secondary age would be an advantage.

We offer:

• Students, Staff and Families who are all enthusiastic and supportive of the School Library

• A very popular and well-resourced Learning Resource Centre based in the Library

• A commitment to staff development in terms of CPD, Line Management and Appraisal

• A friendly team of experienced and supportive teachers, support assistants and other pastoral staff

The successful applicant will benefit from working in a school with a positive, caring ethos where team work is important. This is an exceptionally inclusive school, where all students are valued, supported and motivated to achieve.

Applications are welcome from all suitably qualified candidates regardless of gender, age, ethnicity or disability.

For further information, Job Description and Application Form please visit the Vacancies Section on our website at www.flixtongirls.com or contact Jane Buckley, PA to Headteacher on 0161 912 2949 or email jbuckley@flixtongirls.com

Closing date for applications: 12noon on Friday 23rd June 2017

 

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About Flixton Girls School

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+44 161 912 2949

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Established in 1933, Flixton Girls School (FGS) is a secondary academy for girls aged 11-18, located in Flixton, Greater Manchester. With around 800 pupils on roll, making it smaller-than-average for a secondary school of its type, the school converted to an academy in 2011. FGS's sixth form was opened in 2013, and currently resides in its own dedicated sixth form centre. Although the majority of teaching takes place on-site, the school does make some use of external providers for students with particular educational or academic needs. This includes a number of sixth form students who attend courses run in partnership with a local college. FGS is the lead school for the Healthy Learning Trust, a Multi Academy Trust empowering young people to enhance their own lives and the lives of others. 

Headteacher

Ms Julie Hazeldine

Values and Vision

Flixton Girls’ School highly values the importance of traditional educational values. To this end, the school sets high standards for its pupils with regards to behaviour and work ethic. The school is proud of its non-selective comprehensive ethos, working hard to ensure that all pupils are able to reach their potential regardless of background of ability. This includes proper support for pupils in Key Stage 4 and sixth making decisions about how best to enter further education or the world of work. 

Ofsted

“The school uses its founding principles of ‘aspiration, empowerment, excellence’ to promote students’ personal development very effectively. Their spiritual, moral, social and cultural development is outstanding. Most teaching is at least good, and an increasing amount is outstanding.”

The full report into Flixton Girls’ School can be found here.

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