Medical Needs Co-Ordinator
St Aldhelm’s Academy
Poole
- Expired
- Salary:
- Salary Scale: AAT Grade 3, SCP 4-6, £21,189 - £21,967 FTE Pro rata salary £14,582 - £15,118
- Job type:
- Full Time, Part Time, Permanent
- Apply by:
- 27 January 2023
Job overview
Post: Medical Needs Co-ordinator
Post Details: Permanent
30 hours per week, term time only
Salary Scale: AAT Grade 3, SCP 4-6, £21,189 - £21,967 FTE
Pro rata salary £14,582 - £15,118
Ambitions Academies Trust (AAT) comprises schools from all sectors: mainstream (primary and secondary) and special. AAT secures outstanding achievement and improved life chances of all our pupils. All our Academies have high expectations as the focus of their work. We are strongly committed to supporting colleagues in developing their careers further and offer excellent CPD opportunities.
We currently have the following vacancy at St Aldhelm’s Academy, Herbert Avenue, Poole, Dorset BH12 4HS.
We are looking for an efficient and enthusiastic person who can provide medical support to students at St Aldhelm’s Academy. You will be the First Aider of the Academy, who will triage students and provide medical care. You will be an excellent administrator who can ensure all records of students with medical conditions are kept up to date. This will include writing and updating medical care plans for individual students.
You will lead on first aid across the Academy, dealing with day to day incidents that arise and recording these appropriately. You will be responsible for monitoring and ordering first aid supplies and for ensuring the academy has enough trained first aiders. You will liaise with healthcare professionals regarding students’ needs and to organise immunisation sessions. The successful candidate will be part of the academy’s admin team so will also need to be willing to assist with general office tasks.
Closing date for applications: Friday 27th January 2022 at 8.00am
Interviews will take place: TBC
Start Date: ASAP
For an Application form contact Charlene Crack Charlene.Crack@staldhelms-academy.co.uk or visit www.ambitions-academies.co.uk/vacancies
Please note we DO NOT accept application by CV
Ambitions Academies Trust is committed to safeguarding and promoting the
welfare of children. Rigorous checks will be made of the successful
applicant’s background credentials, including enhanced DBS checks
High Expectations lead to High Achievers
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About St Aldhelm’s Academy
St Aldhelm's Academy is a 900 PAN-pupil school which currently has 845 students. St Aldhelm’s joined Ambitions Academy Trust in 2015 and educates boys and girls aged between 11 and 16.
We pride ourselves on clear and regular communication with parents about their child’s personal and academic development. We believe that the relationship between parents and carers, staff and students is crucial to the success of any school. We know that a successful and happy school depends on all of us working together. We would like all students that leave St Aldhelm’s Academy to be resilient, confident, kind and caring young people who will be successful as they navigate life and contribute positively to the community in which they live.
At St Aldhelm’s Academy we believe that education is about developing the whole child and providing opportunities for all students to experience fully our academy values of belong, explore and flourish
Our mantra of “High Expectations lead to High Achievers” applies to the whole community. We believe in everybody having the courage to take responsibility and to demonstrate leadership; we understand to do this takes self-confidence, self – belief and resilience; these qualities together with being reflective will allow our whole community to “be the very best that they can be” and by creating the right opportunities and experience will allow for our “high expectations to lead to high achievers”.
Vision and Ethos
Belong – Feel safe and to feel part of our school, to feel safe, supported and respected
We want ALL students to feel safe, supported and valued. Student wellbeing is extremely important to us and we have a large and experienced pastoral team who can support students both in and outside the academy. We want all students to be active members of the school community and supportive of SAA, whether that be representing their TG, House, Student Voice, Student Leadership (student voice in terms of their learning and all aspects of academy life, student leadership, tours, recruitment), belonging to a team/club etc.
Explore – To gain a deeper understanding of themselves, their passion for subjects, for learning and for life itself!
We hope during their time with us, students will get to experience and explore a broad and balanced curriculum, our extra-curricular programme and new experiences not just in school but through trips and visits. We want students to be fully supported in their learning and want them to become confident, resilient and independent young people with high aspirations for their future.
Flourish – To grow and mature as an individual, to flourish in your outlook, love for subjects, becoming ready for the world beyond your school
Achieve the VERY best for themselves, love of learning and reading, high aspirations for the future. We want all students to leave St Aldhelm’s Academy as a successful learners and well rounded individuals who are confident, kind and caring young people who will be successful as they navigate life and contribute positively to the community in which they live.
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