Mental Health & Wellbeing Lead
Waingels
Wokingham
- Expired
- Salary:
- Scale 5 (point 12 to 17)
- Job type:
- Full Time, Permanent
- Start date:
- Immediate Start
- Apply by:
- 2 May 2023
Job overview
Waingels
Woodley, Reading
Berkshire
Mental Health & Wellbeing Lead
Scale 5 (point 12 to 17)
Actual Salary £20,825 to £22,822
37 hours per week - term time only plus three additional days
We are committed to providing our students with an outstanding education. Improving opportunities and outcomes for our students is at the heart of all that we do. We believe that all young people deserve to leave education confident that they have developed the skills they need to achieve their ambitions, with meaningful education, work and life experiences to draw on.
The school’s vision of Independence, Communication, Wellbeing and Achievement for all is integral to our work. We work in partnership with parents and carers, and with the wider community, to prepare our students for their future lives.
This is an exciting opportunity for an enthusiastic person who is already established within the field of mental health and wellbeing to build on our outstanding provision. You will have a key role in meeting the emotional, mental health and wellbeing needs of our students through strategically leading whole school policy and the operational systems and response within this. The nature of the role is flexible and might involve working 1:1, in small groups, planning whole school resources and delivering key messages to all stakeholders.
Download an application pack from our website www.waingels.wokingham.sch.uk
Closing date for applications Tuesday 2nd May 2023 12.00pm.
The college is committed to safeguarding, equal opportunities and to promoting the welfare of all staff and students.
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About Waingels
- Waingels
- Waingels Road, Woodley, Reading
- Berkshire
- RG5 4RF
- United Kingdom
Culture and Values
Waingels is a very successful 11 to 18 Comprehensive school serving its local community. Our successes and achievements can be attributed to our commitment to establish and grow a Better Never Stops culture, providing a safe, inclusive and rich learning environment where students feel safe and valued, founded on respectful relationships for all.
Learning at Waingels takes place in a climate of mutual RESPECT where diversity and difference are celebrated. Students strive for excellence in everything that they do and take PRIDE in their achievements, effort and conduct. We challenge our students to be independent, RESILIENT and responsible learners; to embrace challenge, to learn from disappointment and failure, and to accept the challenge that getting better never stops.
We are proud of our students’ progress and effort and set high standards and expectations. We value kindness and expect all members of our community to be KIND, courteous and considerate. We all belong to a community and work together as a team in a spirit of cooperation, collaboration and support.
Our values underpin our Waingels Ready expectations that we have for everyone within the Waingels community. These expectations form the basis of everything we do, and everything we believe in as a school and as a community.
I am prepared to learn.
I am proud of my achievements, efforts, and successes.
I am a positive member of the Waingels community.
I will respect myself, others, and our drive to learn and grow.
I will build resilience, remaining focused and on task.
I will be responsible for speaking and acting towards others in a kind way.
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