Family Liaison Officer
Maypole Primary School
Kent
- £24,040 - £26,383 per year
- New
- Quick apply
- Salary:
- KR5/6
- Job type:
- Full Time, Permanent
- Start date:
- September 2024
- Apply by:
- 3 October 2024
Job overview
Do you have great communication skills and the ability to listen and empathise, with the desire to improve life outcomes and opportunities for children and their families? This role is for you!
KR5/6 dependant on experience, term time only plus inset days
What will we offer the successful candidate?
- A collaborative, friendly staff team
- An inclusive, supportive leadership that cares, listens and empowers
- Leadership opportunities
- An innovative and engaging curriculum
- Opportunities for self-development
- Sessions with our Wellbeing Consultant
- Refer a Teacher Scheme offering a £500 payment for successful recruitment of a teacher
- £500 payment for successful appointment applying direct and not through an agency
- Annual employee awards celebration
- Free secure parking in private school car park
- UNICEF Rights Respecting School which empowers our pupils to learn about their rights and how they work in practice.
- Great staff social events and benefits
The Inspire Academy Movement recognise the importance of family and are committed to ensuring staff are given time off work to share special occasions. Staff are given a paid day off to attend special family events such as church services, family celebrations or their childs sports day etc.
Please contact our Shern Virdi, Head of School if you would like to discuss the role, for further information or for a tour of the school. Please email svirdi@inspiream.org.uk or call 01322 523830.
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About Maypole Primary School
- Maypole Primary School
- Franklin Road, Dartford
- Kent
- DA2 7UZ
- United Kingdom
Maypole Primary is a popular two form entry primary school on the outskirts of Dartford, boarding the London Borough of Bexley and is a popular choice for the families in the area.
At Maypole we pride ourselves on our caring, friendly and inclusive environment. We put children first and aim to bring out the very best in every individual. The relationships we develop with our children and families enable us to create a distinctive ethos.
We are very proud of our achievements; the high standards achieved by pupils and our sporting successes. We are passionate about educating the whole child and ensuring that we provide pupils with a wide range of experiences and opportunities.
In our Ofsted (June 2018), we were pleased that the school continued to remain good. The school community is committed to pupils reaching the highest possible standards and to further improve their achievements. Leaders and governors are relentlessly ambitious and consistently aim for outstanding outcomes in all aspects of the school.
Maypole School has a long successful history educating and caring for children in the local community for over 100 years. The school expanded from a one to two-form entry school in September 2016.
We are privileged to have such wonderful children at Maypole School and we always aim to ensure that every child gets nothing less than the very best they deserve.
Maypole Primary School is part of the Inspire Academy Movement, established in September 2023. Prior to that, Maypole had been working within The Inspire Federation alongside two other primary schools since 2021. There are now four schools working within the Trust, however, the Trust plans to grow to 8 schools by 2028.
Maypole is an inclusive academy with a diverse intake with pupils of differing faiths, ethnicity and need. Our dedicated staff, leaders and governors are committed to ensuring every child receives the very best experiences and flourishes within their own potential.
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