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Senior Bus Guide

Senior Bus Guide

Solihull Alternative Provision Academy

Solihull

  • £19,698 - £23,080 pro rata
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Salary:
Band C points 6-14; £19,698 - £23,080 pro rata; (Actual: £8,842 - £10,360 per annum; £10.20 - £11.96 per hour)
Job type:
Part Time, Permanent
Start date:
April 2021
Apply by:
19 March 2021

Job overview

Salary Range: Band C points 6-14; £19,698 - £23,080 pro rata; (Actual: £8,842 - £10,360 per annum; £10.20 - £11.96 per hour)

Work Location: Borough of Solihull – including Chelmsley Wood, Kingshurst, Balsall Common, Meriden, Hampton-in-Arden, Solihull, Shirley and some cross-border travel in to Birmingham areas

Hours per week: 4 hours per day; 20 hours per week

Contract Type: Permanent, Term time only

Closing Date: Friday 19 March 2021, 9:00 am

Interview Date: Friday 26 March 2021

Solihull Academy is a free school, which opened in April 2018.  We will cater for up to 110 Year 9-11 pupils that will ensure all students across the Local Authority have access to a high-quality alternative educational provision.

Situated in Solihull, just minutes off junction 4 of the M42, the new alternative provision Academy will provide a safe, well-ordered, caring and highly supportive learning environment that will deliver high-quality education to students who need a more closely-focused learning solution. The use of outstanding, inspiring teaching and clear, consistent guidance and support will play a pivotal role in helping each child fulfil their maximum potential for growth, self-worth, and self-control.

We are looking for a senior school bus guide to be part of our team to support the Academy to be responsible for escorting pupils to and from the school on allocated bus routes on a daily basis.

Many children in Solihull have various needs and require help getting to and from school.  If there is no one there for them, they miss out on all the opportunities a day at school provides – the chance to learn, to play and to make new friends.

We are looking for a senior bus guide to manage,  support and work with a team of bus guides who escort pupils on midi coaches/mini buses with learning and behavioural difficulties to and from school.  Experience of working as a school bus guide is essential.  You will be required to be the senior point of contact for behaviour issues, as well as reporting any Health and Safety issues.  You will also be required to communicate effectively with the school and the bus company.

If you can spare a few hours in the morning and afternoon, term time only, you’ll give a child the chance to make the most of their day.

You will need a caring and understanding approach to children.  Your own transport may be needed to travel to the starting bus stops, but no driving of mini buses is required.

If you are a team player who is interested in working with and being the difference for young people, please refer to our school website www.sa.solihull.sch.uk.

Application forms are available online, and via the job information and should be returned via email to HR@sa.solihull.sch.uk.  Alternatively, applications can be returned by post to:  FAO Stephen Steinhaus, Principal, Solihull Academy, The Quadrangle, Shirley, Solihull, B90 4LE.

Only applications submitted on the school application form will be considered.  Please note that we do not accept CVs.

As an equal opportunities employer, we value diversity. Therefore, although not a requirement for application, we welcome and encourage applications from underrepresented individuals including those:

• aged under 25;

• not in employment, education or training;

• from our local communities including in particular disabled individuals, carers and those from the local BAME and LGBT+ communities.

Solihull Academy is committed to the protection and safety of its students. Posts are subject to an enhanced disclosure by the Disclosure Barring Service.

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About Solihull Alternative Provision Academy

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"Open a school", they said...so we did...

"It’ll be great", they said...And it was, but also the toughest thing professionally any of us have done.

"So many pupils need something different", they said... and they were correct... our students did and do need something different.

Since April 18 we have been on a journey to use the idea of “Alternative” in Alternative Provision as a driver to create a new school for the most vulnerable pupils in the local authority, and the impact and results tell us we are making a real difference.  Prior to our opening our local authority permanently excluded more secondary students than 90% of the rest of the country despite being the wealthiest borough in the West Midlands. So, in a unique partnership between the Local Authority, mainstream school and ourselves, we built a school, provision and curriculum to combat that and ensure the best possible outcomes for highest tariff students in the local authority.  We have developed our school based on 4 specific targets:

-Prevent PEX

-Fewer FTE

-Beat Baseline and/or KS2 targets

-No NEETS

Every decision we make and every action we take is based on these four targets and absolutely child-focused and, from that simple premise, we have created our Academy.  If you are looking for a new challenge and have unconditional positive regard, emotional resilience and utter belief that every child deserves a better future, then maybe we  and, more importantly, our students need you as part of TeamSA.

Solihull Alternative Provision Multi Academy Trust:  Let's go to work!

Any questions about our exciting School, please do not hesitate to get in touch.

www.sa.solihull.sch.uk

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