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Pupil Support Worker

Pupil Support Worker

St George's School - A Church of England Academy

Blackpool

  • £16,695 - £18,071 per year
  • Quick apply
  • Expired
Salary:
NJC Grade D
Job type:
Full Time, Permanent
Start date:
ASAP
Apply by:
17 December 2021

Job overview

37 hours per week, term time only

Permanent

An exciting opportunity has arisen for a strong candidate to lead and provide support for the provision of pastoral care at St George's School - A Church of England Academy in Blackpool. This role is varied, and we are looking for an adaptable, flexible and resourceful individual able to cope in a high-pressure environment and deal with constantly changing priorities.

JOB REQUIREMENTS

Leading and providing support with addressing academic, behaviour, attendance and mental health needs of pupils to overcome barriers to learning through individual case work, whole academy awareness and everything in between. 

WHAT WE OFFER: 

  • Flexible, term-time hours 
  • The opportunity of working within a supportive, friendly environment in this well run and respected school. 
  • Good opportunities for personal and career development. 
  • Pension Scheme.  
  • Employee Assistance Programme.

THE RIGHT CANDIDATE WILL HAVE: 

  • A recognised and relevant qualification (Social Care, Health, Education, Childcare or Community) at a level 3 
  • GCSE English and Maths at grade C or above 
  • A relevant safeguarding qualification 
  • A proven ability to work on their own initiative 
  • A high level of communication skills and the ability to relate positively to children and adults 
  • The ability to use relevant technology/equipment 
  • A can-do attitude 
  • A commitment to the happiness well-being, self-esteem and progress of everyone at the school

Advert End date: Friday 17th December

Proposed Interview Date: Week Commencing 10th January

The above post is exempt from the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act 1974. Any offer of employment will be subject to a satisfactory check supplied by the Disclosure & Barring Service. The check will include any cautions, reprimands or final warnings as well as convictions. Further information is available below. 

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About St George's School - A Church of England Academy

Located in the seaside town of Blackpool, St George’s School is a co-educational secondary school. With around 1000 students aged 11-16, the school is slightly larger than the average secondary school of its type. St George’s has undergone a number of redevelopments and modernisation since its founding, and can now boast of a wide range of facilities such as a large gymnasium, and multi-purpose sports pitches as well as a number of modern classrooms and ICT suites. The school converted to academy status in 2014, and as a result is now a member of the Cidari Multi-Academy Trust, a trust run by the Blackburn Church of England Diocese.

Headteacher

Mr Graham Warnock

Values and Vision

St George’s School draws much of its ethos from traditional Christian values. To this end, the school works hard to foster a strong sense of community and self-respect among its students, encouraging them to work together for the common good. The curriculum at St Georges is designed to emphasise the importance of English, maths and accelerated reading from an early age, with setting by ability not taking place until Year 8.

Ofsted

“Pupils’ spiritual, moral, social and cultural development is excellent. Pupils take on responsibilities, and show respect for each other and for the adults who work with them. The school’s commitment to improving pupils’ literacy skills is highly effective. Pupils now read widely and often.”

The full report into St George’s School can be found here.

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