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Pastoral Support Officer

Pastoral Support Officer

Newtown High School

Presteigne

  • Expired
Salary:
£22401 pro rata
Job type:
Full Time, Fixed Term
Start date:
01/09/2018
Apply by:
19 July 2018

Job overview

We are currently seeking a talented and dedicated Pastoral Support Officer to work with the ALNCO on our John Beddoes Campus, to lead a Wellbeing Centre and to support students in a variety of bespoke interventions for all additional learning needs.

Applicants should send a letter of interest together with a completed application form to charrison@newtown-hs.powys.sch.uk by midday on 20th July 2018.

This post is for a twelve month period in the first instance, and is subject to EWC registration and DBS clearance.

For a full details please see attached job description.

Attached documents

About Newtown High School

Newtown High School is a large comprehensive secondary school located in Powys, Wales. The co-educational institution serves a large catchment area and has just over 1,000 pupils aged 11-18. Newtown High School has partnerships with a number of "feeder" primary schools. 

The secondary school is based across two campuses, one in Newtown and a smaller campus in the town of Presteigne, around 27 miles away. The school adopted this two-site structure in 2014, after incorporating a second school. Both campuses have seen extensive modernisation and redevelopment over the years.   

Values and vision 

Newtown High School's motto is "Caring Yields a Flourishing Learning Environment", which forms the initialism CYFLE. "Cyfle" is the Welsh word for opportunity. The secondary school aims to create an environment where children feel safe, secure and confident both in themselves and in the staff supporting them. 

Though the majority of the school’s students are not native Welsh speakers, Newtown has chosen to make the teaching of the Welsh language a core part of the curriculum, with both compulsory and optional courses available for students at different levels of the school.   

Inspection report 

“At key stage 3, the performance of boys is better than that of boys in similar schools in many indicators at the expected level and a majority of indicators at the higher levels. The performance of girls is better than that of girls in similar schools in all indicators at the expected level but below in nearly all at the higher levels.” 

View Newtown High School's latest inspection report 

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