Specialist Teaching Assistant-Access Arrangements
St Paul's Catholic School
Milton Keynes
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- Salary:
- St. Paul’s Pay Range 3 Point 16,
- Job type:
- Part Time, Fixed Term
- Start date:
- September 2024
- Apply by:
- 30 August 2024
Job overview
Specialist Teaching Assistant-Access Arrangements
1 Year fixed term contract until August 2025
30 hours per week, Term time only plus 1 day training
Working hours Monday, Wednesday & Thursday 8.40am-3.35pm, Tuesday 8.50am – 3.35pm & Friday 8.40am-2.30pm
St. Paul’s Pay Range 3 Point 16, Starting Salary £19,492
The current vacancy is to support within our large special educational needs department working with a variety of pupils with additional needs including, pupils with visual impairment, pupils with hearing impairment and pupils on the autistic spectrum and their needs within the classroom. The person appointed will support the SENDcO and Examination Officers in arranging, administering and timetabling Access Arrangements of public and internal examinations. This position will work with the SENDCo, Examination Officers, members of the Leadership Group, Heads of Departments, teachers and support staff.
The desirable candidate will ideally have experience in these specialist areas, in particular working with young people aged between 11-19 years old, however training will be given.
St. Paul's is a thriving and successful Catholic school with an excellent reputation. Our commitment to excellent teaching and learning can be demonstrated through bespoke CPD opportunities and through the management of a growing and successful training school. All staff members are committed to the care and success of pupils and working in a setting where values of forgiveness, concern for others and respect are shared as the core values of St. Paul’s regardless of faith.
For further details and an application form please visit the school website www.st-pauls.org.uk, e-mail enquiries@st-pauls.org.uk or call 01908 669735
Closing date for applications: Friday 30th August 2024 at 9.00am
We will review applications on receipt. Suitable candidates may be interviewed before closing date and we reserve the right to withdraw the position if an early appointment is made.
St. Paul’s Catholic School is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people. All references and online checks will be requested prior to interview. The successful candidate will be subject to satisfactory Enhanced DBS Check.
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About St Paul's Catholic School
- St Paul's Catholic School
- Phoenix Drive, Leadenhall, Milton Keynes
- Buckinghamshire
- MK6 5EN
- United Kingdom
St Paul’s Catholic School is a mainstream, voluntary-aided, co-educational, Christian-faith, secondary school for children aged 11-18 years. It is situated in Leadenhall in Milton Keynes and has 1800 pupils.
The school became a specialist Science College in 2003 and language College in 2008.
Headteacher
Mrs Jo-Anne Hoarty
Values and vision
The school endeavours to be a community in which the love of God and one another can be seen in practise. The students are encouraged to be selfless and to serve one another. The pupils are expected to do the best in everything they do.
At the heart of all it does is the school’s shared belief that each individual is a unique person, created by God.
Ofsted
Leaders are effective because they have taken the right steps to improve the school. They show clear leadership and are well supported by staff. Governors have made significant changes to the way they work. As a result, they are very knowledgeable about the school so they successfully challenge leaders and hold them to account well. Teaching is good across all key stages because staff are committed to continually improving their practice.
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