SEND Manager (SENCo)
SGS Berkeley Green UTC
Gloucestershire
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- Expired
- Salary:
- M1-M5
- Job type:
- Part Time, Maternity Cover
- Start date:
- 1st September 2019
- Apply by:
- 28 June 2019
Job overview
(Salary is dependent on level of qualification and experience)
Contract Type: Part-Time, 18.5 hours per week, Fixed Term (maternity cover)
SGS Academy Trust have an exciting opportunity for a Fixed Term for one year Maternity Cover SEND Manager, at SGS Berkeley Green UTC to start in September 2019.
At SGS Berkeley Green UTC we believe in developing our students in more ways than just providing an exceptional academic education. We truly believe that it is our responsibility as teachers to shape our students into the technological leaders of tomorrow by focussing on the development of their employability skills. Our curriculum is structured in a way that enhances the attributes needed to succeed in industry, and allows our students to thrive in a mature, employer-focussed environment.
We are looking to appoint an inspiring and engaging SEND Manager (SENCo) to join our team, to cover Maternity Leave. The successful candidate will have had experience in identification/investigation of SEND needs, resonding to consults, costed provision maps, managing a SEND team, and ability to train staff. The successful candidate will assist the Head Teacher with Ofsted preparation, have oversight of Local Offer / SEND Information, policy and reportorting, oversight of LSA timetable, line manage LSAs, oversight of Access Arrangements, liaising with external agencies, oversight of student profiles
We require a colleague who has:
• A passion for their subject and the ability to link learning to the real world;
• A proven level of excellence in the classroom at KS4 and KS5 or an NQT with significant potential;
• Exceptional drive and excellent interpersonal skills;
• A willingness to contribute to all aspects of UTC life.
In return we offer:
• Teaching at KS4 and KS5 with students who are determined to succeed in their chosen field;
• Excellent induction programme for NQTs, career returners and applicants with an industrial background;
• State of the art facilities in a purpose-built £15million Engineering and Digital Technologies environment;
• The opportunity to work in a small, motivated and dynamic team at a time of great change and potential;
• A professional, business led organisation with unparalleled CPD opportunities and support from SGS College, Gloucestershire University and many business partners.
Do you want to have a positive influence on the direction of technical education?
Can you support our students to become the wealth creators and idea generators of the future?
If so, this is your opportunity to make your mark. Come and join us on our journey!
If you are interested in this position please complete a SGSAT- Application Form and return recruitment@sgscol.ac.uk or by post to: HR Department, SGS College, Gloucestershire Science and Technology Park, Berkeley, GL13 9FB
Closing Date: Friday 28th June 2019
Expected Interview Date: Friday 5th July 2019
The successful applicant will be required to obtain and maintain a satisfactory Disclosure Certificate, Enhanced with Children’s Barred list check, as a requirement of the job.
South Gloucestershire and Stroud Academy Trust welcomes applications from all sectors of the community and is an equal opportunities employer.
NO AGENCIES PLEASE
SGS Academy Trust is a Multi Academy Trust, which was formed in response to the request of the Regional Schools Commissioner, Sir David Carter in November 2014.
South Gloucestershire and Stroud College sponsor the Trust, and their size and range of expertise forms the basis of the support for schools within the Trust.
There are three schools within the Trust:
SGS Berkeley Green UTC opened in September 2017. As the first University Technical College (UTC) in Gloucestershire, Berkeley Green aspires to combine outstanding academic and technical education.
Forest High School is situated in Cinderford, Forest of Dean. Forest High School has engaged with some of the best learning providers in the county to establish a rich, extensive curriculum and to support classroom teaching, The School is small, intimate and student focused.
SGS Pegasus School opened in September 2017 providing a genuinely innovative school for children and young people with autism. It is located in Patchway, South Gloucestershire. The School provides a personalised, multi-disciplinary and evidence-based approach to support young people to learn and thrive
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About SGS Berkeley Green UTC
- SGS Berkeley Green UTC
- Gloucestershire Science and, Technology Park, Berkeley
- Gloucestershire
- GL13 9FB
- United Kingdom
SGS Berkeley Green UTC opened in September 2017 with an initial intake of 150 students at year 10 and 12, building to a maximum capacity of 660 in five years’ time. As the first University Technical College (UTC) in Gloucestershire, Berkeley Green aspires to combine outstanding academic and technical education. Over the next few years we will become a centre of excellence for Engineering, Digital Technology and Cyber Security in our region and the institution of choice for young people looking for careers in technology.
UTCs are a new educational route for 14–19 year-olds and provide students with the best opportunity for a fulfilling career in STEM. As a UTC, we teach students academic and technical subjects in a centre that mirrors professional expectations, working with our industrial partners, GE Aviation, BAE Systems and Atkins to name a few. We are supporting our students to become the wealth creators and idea generators of the future, preparing them for industry, apprenticeships and university and jobs which have yet to be imagined.
Our educational vison can only be realised with an outstanding group of staff: professionals who have a passion for their subject and the ability to link learning to the real world; a proven level of excellence in the classroom; and exceptional drive and interpersonal skills.
In our first year we have got off to a great start. If you are committed to our vision, and flexible and innovative in your approach, then this is your opportunity to join us on our journey.
Principal
Gareth Lister
Values and Vision
SGS Berkeley Green UTC plans for excellence in the delivery of its curriculum and has high expectations of academic results ending up in the top quartile when compared to other UTCs and schools.
The school believes combining an environment of school life and the broader vocational opportunities of college education provides the best of both worlds for students. The school aspires to offer teaching by experienced teachers in a high quality learning environment that benefits from the close involvement of employers. It is hoped that this will ensure the college has more in common with a professional workplace setting, ideally setting students up for their chosen career.
The aim of the UTC is to make students more attractive to employers by allowing valuable interaction between the two, and by teaching relevant practical skills by holding workshops and work experience projects. The school will specialise in digital technology, advanced manufacturing and cyber security.
Our Students
An outstanding school provides a first class academic education. A great college must deliver excellent technical skills and meaningful links with employers and academic partners. At SGS Berkeley Green University Technical College, we provide the best of both worlds, setting our students on the path to a great career in digital technologies or engineering.
Our students are at the centre of everything we do at Berkeley Green UTC and we will support them through every step. From transition from their current school through their qualifications to securing their university place, apprenticeship or first taste of employment.
Berkeley Green UTC is committed to preparing all students for the world of work, not only by developing the knowledge, skills and understanding required by industry, but also by modelling and instilling the behaviours required for successful employment. An integral part of this is demonstrated by the way we dress, act and express ourselves. Professional behaviour is the norm at Berkeley Green UTC. This is reflected in the way that staff and students interact with each other and our employer and academic partners. For students, every day is a potential interview. Only by having the highest expectations of ourselves will we be able to reach our potential.
Our Employer Partners
Getting involved in UTC's offers employers the opportunity to ensure that the next generation has the expertise, employability skills and knowledge required to meet the future needs of business.
Project-based learning is a key focus for our curriculum learning model. All students at Berkeley Green UTC will engage in project-based learning, in which they will learn how to develop skills associated with good business and work activity, strong values associated with working collaboratively with their colleagues and employer partners in the Information Technology and Engineering sectors, and subject-specific knowledge, understanding and skills. We have identified the following as key attributes of a good project:
Our Staff
Our educational vision can only be realised with an outstanding group of staff: professionals who have a passion for their subject and the ability to link learning to the real world; a proven level of excellence in the classroom; and exceptional drive and interpersonal skills.
If you are committed to our vision, and flexible and innovative in your approach, then this is your opportunity to join us on our journey.
Ofsted
SGS Berkeley Green UTC has yet to be assessed by Ofsted. Once it has been assessed you will be able to view the latest report on the Ofsted website.
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