Librarian & Literacy Assistant
St John Payne Catholic School
Essex
- Expired
- Salary:
- LGS Scale 7 Points 19-24
- Job type:
- Part Time, Permanent
- Start date:
- January 2023
- Apply by:
- 12 December 2022
Job overview
Librarian & Literacy Assistant
LGS Scale 7 Points 19-24 (£27,852 to £31,099) pro rata
(32 hrs/week - 39 weeks/year – Term time plus 5 INSET days) Actual Salary £20,656.32 - £23,064.44
Start Date: January 2023
We are looking to appoint an enthusiastic and experienced Librarian & Literacy Assistant to manage, develop and promote our school library. The successful candidate will:
• Deliver engaging literacy lessons, including the Reading Pro Programme and Literacy interventions
• Manage the administration of the school's online literacy software
• Have a passion for reading and the ability to encourage a love of reading among students
• Be committed to meeting the literacy needs of all students, including Sixth Form and SEND students
• Have excellent communication, numeracy, literacy and ICT skills
Relevant qualifications and experience of working with children and/or in a library are desirable.
St John Payne is a Coeducational Voluntary Aided Catholic school for 1200 students aged 11 to 18 including 260 in the Sixth Form. The school enjoys an excellent reputation for academic progress and pastoral care, founded on the Gospel values that underpin our support of young people to become the best version of themselves.
For an application pack please contact the school office or follow the link from the ‘Vacancies’ section of our website www.sjp.essex.sch.uk
The school is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people and expects all staff and volunteers to share this commitment. Successful applicants will be subject to an Enhanced DBS check and fitness to work declaration.
Closing Date: Midnight, Monday 12th December 2022
Attached documents
About St John Payne Catholic School
- St John Payne Catholic School
- Patching Hall Lane, Chelmsford
- Essex
- CM1 4BS
- United Kingdom
Mission Statement: Developing Outstanding Students
Our core values mean that we:
- Foster a community where life is lived according to Gospel values and the teachings of the Catholic Church.
- Help each and every student realise their full potential with a curriculum and teaching style to cater for individual needs.
- Support the education of the whole child by working as a three way partnership with the home, the school and the church.
- Meet each student's personal and social needs to promote the acquisition of moral values.
- Create an environment in which students are happy, feel safe, valued as individuals, and learn to co-operate with one another.
- Provide opportunities for students and staff to experience, express, celebrate and live out our faith.
In all that we do, our aim is to truly care for those with whom we work by doing as Jesus has instructed us: "Love one another as I have loved you".
Vision
We aspire to:
- Maintain and enhance the core values in every aspect of the school's life;
- Become a school where, consistently, the Progress 8 measure is above 0.2 and 75% of students achieve a good grade in GSCE English and Mathematics;
- Remain the best non-selective sixth form in Essex at A-level;
- Be rated as 'outstanding' for overall effectiveness by Ofsted and as 'outstanding' by the diocese at their next inspections.
Balance the school's budget every year while investing in premises and facilities that inspire students, staff and visitors alike.
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