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Pastoral Support Administrator

Pastoral Support Administrator

St Michael's Catholic School

Buckinghamshire

  • Expired
Salary:
Bucks Pay Range 3 £23,152 TO £25,043 FTE
Job type:
Full Time, Permanent
Apply by:
9 December 2022

Job overview

Pastoral Support Administrator – St Michael’s Catholic School – Aylesbury Campus

35 hours per week – 40 weeks per year

Bucks Pay Range 3 £23,152 TO £25,043 FTE

St Michael's Catholic School is looking to appoint a highly enthusiastic Pastoral Support Assistant. 

Young people are entering an increasingly complex world; the leaders of the future will require empathies, attributes and attitudes that will allow them to navigate and thrive in a world characterized by change. Our focus on Gospel values, strong relationships and exceptional pastoral support, provide the bedrock of our work. If this is something that excites you please contact the school for further details on: twiggins@stmichaelscs.org

Closing Date Friday 9th December 2022

Interviews to be held w/c 12th December 2022

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About St Michael's Catholic School

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+44 1494 535196

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St Michael’s Catholic School, based in High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire, is a religious, voluntary-aided, all-through school for pupils aged 3 to 18. 


Executive Headteacher

Mrs Lou baker

Values and vision

St Michael’s Catholic School educates its students through the teachings of Christ. The school believes in developing students' spirituality and faith to prepare them for adult life. It also aims to ensure pupils have respect for one another. By praying regularly and worshipping as a collective, children are able to develop a better understanding of the themes throughout the liturgical year.

Ofsted report

“Teaching is usually good and some is outstanding. Teachers have good subject knowledge, present introductions clearly to classes and support students well with their learning. Teachers check on learning regularly in lessons and adapt activities where necessary so progress remains good. Students have positive attitudes to learning and behave well around the school. They say they feel safe in the school and they have a good awareness of how to keep themselves safe in different situations. 

View St Michael’s Catholic School’s latest Ofsted report

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