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LRC Co-ordinator

Overton Grange School

Sutton

  • £31,074 - £35,448 per year
  • Expired
Salary:
APT&C Grade 5/6 (scale point 11-20) £31,074 - £35,448 FTE
Job type:
Full Time, Permanent
Start date:
February 2025
Apply by:
2 February 2025

Job overview

General Purpose of the Role:


To manage the day to day running of the School Learning and Resources Centre. The successful candidate will play an essential role in supporting students learning and development into effective, independent learners and readers by working with key staff to ensure a welcoming and stimulating LRC.

 

Key Responsibilities:

 

·        To provide and promote an effective Learning Resources Centre to support learning throughout the school.

·        Be able to accurately enter and retrieve data information from appropriate information systems.

·        Be able to research and recommend appropriate books for students and encourage them to further their reading by offering alternative book choices.

·        Work alongside the Careers Team to ensure the right material is available with an up-to-date and stimulating range of resources relevant to a wide range of subject areas and careers.

·        To ensure the LRC is used by students in accordance with the school ethos and the LRC Guidelines for use.

·        To keep accurate records of resource borrowing, overdue notices and reports. The school currently uses the Librarilea online library system.

·        To be responsible for the stationery stock and sales, whilst maintaining a well presented and tidy LRC, including imaginative displays, books, posters and other material to encourage book borrowing and investigation.

·        To assist in promoting a positive image of the Resource Centre to students and staff.

·          To work closely with the English department and Literacy Leads to promote and support reading for pleasure.

·          Identify events and opportunities for wider-curricular learning, in particular, through working with the House and Literacy co-ordinators.

·          Supervising students using the LRC for independent study and maintaining a supportive atmosphere conducive to a positive learning experience.

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About Overton Grange School

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  • Overton Grange School
  • Stanley Road, Sutton
  • Surrey
  • SM2 6TQ
  • United Kingdom

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Based in Sutton, Overton Grange School is an Academy committed to providing excellent secondary education for the local community for boys and girls between the ages of 11 and 18. The school currently educates around 1,250 pupils and has been serving our local community since 1997.

Headteacher

Mr Chris McNab

Values and Vision

We want Overton Grange to be a safe, challenging and happy community, which prepares learners of today for the demands and opportunities of tomorrow.

Overton Grange School hopes to give the children a challenging and enriching education. The school aims to provide equal opportunities for every student, no matter what background they come from. Overton Grange values students who take part in extra-curricular activities. Teachers encourage children to be a part of the local community. They also give each child the attention they need in order to increase their self-esteem. The establishment wants pupils to enjoy school life, to feel valued and protected.

COMMUNITY INSPIRATON SUCCESS


“Pupils behave well  during lessons and  around the school’s  site. Improved systems  are in place to support  staff when any low level  disruption takes place.  Pupils are polite and  courteous and enjoy  being in school. They are  well supported by staff”.

“The school is a  community were everyone  is treated fairly and  equally, and where pupils  feel valued. Positive  working relationships  exist between staff and  pupils. This ensures pupils  feel safe. The school  has experienced some  turbulence, but leaders  have now established stability and recent changes are having a positive impact”.

"Pupils study a broad curriculum.  Staff are ambitious for all pupils, including those with special education needs and/or disabilities".

OFSTED 2025

www.overtongrange.sutton.sch.uk

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