Pastoral Manager (Year 9)
Alderbrook School
Solihull
- New
- Salary:
- Band D (£30,296- £34,834 pro rata) Starting salary £25,971
- Job type:
- Full Time, Permanent
- Apply by:
- 26 September 2024
Job overview
Pastoral Manager (Year 9)
Full Time (37 hours) Term-time plus Insets (39 Weeks)
Band D (£30,296- £34,834 pro rata)
Starting salary £25,971
We are looking to appoint an enthusiastic and motivated person to join an established Pastoral team within this successful, innovative and high-performing 11-18 school.
The person appointed would work as part of a team to identify strategies and provide students with the necessary support to be able to achieve their potential in school by being ready to learn and able to participate in the learning opportunities that the school offers.
We would welcome applications from professionals who may have had previous experience working with young people, in particular the processes and challenges that our students may face.
We are looking for a colleague who:
· is passionate about building positive relationships with all stakeholders within our school community
· is committed to developing independent, confident learners
· is committed to inclusive education
· is committed to all aspects of safeguarding children
· can sustain high quality intervention
· demonstrates energy, creativity and commitment
· is willing to actively contribute to all aspects of school life, including our rich and diverse extra-curricular and enrichment programme
We are proud to offer:
· interesting, engaging, enthusiastic students who want to learn
· a supportive and inclusive staff and governing body
· a hugely successful, ambitious school - determined to build on the standards we currently achieve
· consistently high GCSE and A Level results
· a proven track record in - and full commitment to - the professional development of colleagues
· a happy working environment where staff wellbeing is prioritised
· private medical health plan for staff (and their children who are in full-time education up to the age of 24)
· a well-resourced school with extensive grounds
· a long established record of low staff turnover. What does that tell you?
As part of your application, please share the reasons why your application should be considered and why you wish to work with the students here at Alderbrook.
Applications are also available from the school website or from Mrs Anna Whittington at the school by email.
Prospective candidates are welcome to visit the school or arrange a telephone call with us to have an informal chat. Please contact Mrs Anna Whittington on the email address below if you would like to book a visit or a call.
E-mail: vacancy@alderbrook.solihull.sch.uk
Closing date: 9.00am Thursday 26th September 2024
We can’t wait to hear from you!
The School is committed to the safeguarding and welfare of young people. Pre-employment checks will be carried out in line with the Department for Education’s Keeping Children Safe in Education Statutory Guidance.
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About Alderbrook School
Situated centrally in Solihull, Alderbrook is a highly successful 11-18 school in the south of the borough. In September 2015 we opened our Sixth Form which is flourishing and providing our learners with a first-rate post 16 experience. The first Year 12 cohort numbered 55 students. As of September 2020 Alderbrook boasts a Sixth Form of over 200 students.
There is no doubt that Alderbrook is acknowledged, both locally and nationally, as a high-performing school. Across the curriculum, the majority of subjects perform well above national values and achieve excellent results. In 2018 Ofsted stated “There is strong teaching in every subject area…as well as very strong practice in Mathematics”
The school enjoys a very pleasant green outlook with wonderful arts and sports facilities. We have an outstanding record for staff career and professional development opportunities which has enabled many of our colleagues to advance their careers not only at Alderbrook but further afield.
Within school we also have a bespoke additionally resourced centre for learners with Autism. Alderbrook has a strong student development department that supports mainstream SEN students. We are a comprehensive in every meaning of the word.
Our staff work collaboratively and enjoy the support of a community atmosphere at Alderbrook and this in turn enables us to build on our strong reputation in the local community, based on our culture of ambition, bravery and kindness where happy, confident and successful learners thrive with a thirst for knowledge.
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