PA to the Head
St Benedict's Catholic College
Essex
- New
- Salary:
- Scale 7, scp 19 to 24 (actual salary for the role is £28,783.29 to £32,365.29) per annum
- Job type:
- Full Time, Permanent
- Apply by:
- 30 August 2024
Job overview
We are looking to appoint a PA to the SENDCo.
The successful post holder will provide confidential executive assistance and secretarial support to the SENDCO.
The hours of work for the role will be 37 hours per week, Monday to Friday and this will be required term time, plus five staff training days, plus 4 weeks in the college holidays spread throughout the year, so 43 working weeks in total, plus holiday pay.
The pay band for the role is Scale 7 (scp 19 to 24), The actual salary for the role is £28,783.29 to £32,365.29 (under 5 years’ service) or £28,897.51 to £32,491.97 (over 5 years’ service).
For further details about the role, please contact Mr Chris Brown, Business Manager by email and for further details about the college, please go to our website www.stbenedicts.essex.sch.uk
Applications will only be accepted on the college application form (which can be downloaded from our website) and should be emailed to Mrs Catherine Miller, HR Administrator, at c.miller@stbenedicts.essex.sch.uk. CVs will not be accepted.
Closing date for applications: Midday on 30th August 2024, however please apply as soon as possible as we may interview prior to the closing date should we receive sufficient applications.
The Governing Body is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of all young people and expects all staff to share that commitment. The successful applicant will be required to complete an enhanced Disclosure and Barring Service check.
About St Benedict's Catholic College
About St Benedict's Catholic College
St Benedict’s Catholic College is a secondary school located in the ancient town of Colchester, Essex. Originally founded in 1963 as a secondary modern, St Benedict’s exists today as a co-educational voluntary-aided school.
It is the only Catholic secondary school in Colchester. With 900 students aged 11-16, St Benedict’s is a smaller than average secondary school.
Principal
Mrs Jo Santinelli
Values and vision
As a school in the Catholic tradition, St Benedict’s holds Catholic values at the heart of everything it does. The college has a dedicated chaplaincy office, with mass being offered to all students regularly and prayer taking place in form time every morning.
The college regularly organises retreats in order to encourage spiritual reflection and team-building. Students are well supported by the chaplaincy and pastoral teams. St Benedict’s has a strong reputation for academic excellence, and seeks to preserve this by offering a wide-ranging and well-taught curriculum.
Ofsted says
- St Benedict’s is a welcoming school with a strong ethos of caring for pupils and promoting academic achievement.
- It’s more than a school: it’s a community
- Pupils’ behaviour is typically good.
- There are strong relationships between staff and pupils.
- During social times the school is calm, and pupils take part in a range of activities.
- Classrooms are calm and focused places to learn.
- The school is well led and managed.
- Leaders at all levels want pupils to succeed academically.
Section 48 inspectors say
St Benedict’s is an outstanding Catholic school having continued to improve since the last inspection. These improvements are a result of outstanding leadership at all levels within the school community. The school provides exceptional care and support for students who thrive in this highly inclusive multifaith community which has Christ at the centre of all its work.
The strong and all-pervading Catholic ethos is underpinned by highly positive and supportive relationships between all members of the school community
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