Learning and Wellbeing Mentor - Sixth Form
The Piggott School
Wokingham
- New
- Salary:
- Salary Grade 5 (£26,421 - £28,770 FTE) - actual salary for 35 hours £21,037 - £22,907
- Job type:
- Full Time, Part Time, Permanent
- Start date:
- To be confirmed
- Apply by:
- 16 September 2024
Job overview
25 - 37 hours per week, term time, not including INSET days
The Learning and Wellbeing Mentor will work in partnership with the wider pastoral team to provide Sixth Form students with appropriate support in school.
Focusing on positive and effective working relationships with students, the Learning and Wellbeing Mentor will contribute to the outstanding practice already in place within the school. A proactive approach to the role will support the team in ensuring an efficient, high impact and first-class experience for all members of the school community. Promoting effective communication between all stakeholders is central to the success of this pupil- facing role and the successful candidate will be part of a growing and dynamic team.
For further information please see the job description and person specification on our website.
To apply please complete a support staff application form which can be found on the website at www.piggottschool.org and e-mail to: vacancies@piggottschool.org
Closing date: 11am, Monday 16 September 2024.
This school is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people and expects all staff and volunteers to share this commitment. All posts are subject to Satisfactory Disclosure Clearance, online checks and a 'prohibition from teaching' check will be completed for all applicants. The school reserves the right to close this advert early in the event that sufficient applications have been received.
About The Piggott School
About The Piggott School
Thank you for your interest in joining our community at The Piggott School. We are an extremely successful, oversubscribed, and happy co-educational academy. Our senior school site is on the outskirts of Wargrave (near Twyford) and our primary school site is in the village of Charvil.
The Piggott School was established in 1939 and, together with our primary site at Charvil, we are an all-through 4-18, mixed, comprehensive school with a higher-than-average ability intake. The Piggott School senior site has 1620 students and 175 staff.
Our mission is to be a school which inspires and encourages the highest achievement for each and every child. I believe that our school provides the correct balance and blend of academic challenge, personal care and enrichment that fosters the holistic development of every student.
We are extremely proud of our results, both at GCSE and A level/Level 3 learning. The results achieved in Summer 2023 reflect the hard work and commitment of the students and staff in our school.
GCSE : Progress 8 score of +0.8
92 % of pupils passed English Language and 93% of pupils passed Mathematics.
6 subjects achieved 100% pass rate and a further 8 subjects achieved a 95% or higher pass rate.
A level : 34% of all entries were A*- A
63% of all entries were A*-B
84% of all entries were A*-C
Average grade of a B+
The quality of teaching and learning at our school enables us to achieve our aim to help every student to develop into the very best they can be; to be independent in their thinking, to value lifelong learning, to be open to new ideas, to encourage respect and tolerance.
The care and guidance offered at our school by the outstanding staff provide a culture and ethos which successfully help every child feel safe, happy, and challenged. Our students are a delight to teach, and we work hard to ensure that all members of the school community can flourish. I urge you to read our Ofsted and SIAMs reports on our website.
Mrs R Alexander
Headteacher
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