Behaviour Mentor

Due to a restructuring in our client schools support department, there is an immediate need for behaviour support to join them on a temporary basis, working in the inclusion unit and providing classroom support for key students who regularly display challenging behaviour.

• GBP60 to GBP70 per day, paid weekly in arrears
• Full time position – working hours in line with school day (8:30 – 3:00)
• Supporting students as a 1:1 mentor and liaising with pastoral faculty
• ASAP start, post expected to continue until at least Easter 2021
• Oldham secondary school, nearby local Metrolink station

Our client school is an oversubscribed secondary which is well regarded in the local community for the excellent work in recent years in quickly accelerating pupil levels and progress. The school is currently at capacity with over 1200 students on roll which all coming from local areas such as Royton, Shaw and Milnrow. The school was recently designated a centre of excellence, and recent refurbishments to areas of the school have created interactive learning spaces. The school also has on-site provisions for students who are at risk of temporary or permanent exclusions, in which you will work with pastoral teams to reduce the number of students excluded.

During this post as a Behaviour Mentor, you will work as a key worker for a number of students across 11-16, supporting them during their studies and minimalising low-level disruption in lessons. You will also deliver strategies devised by behaviour lead to reduce the risk of exclusion, along with support students working independently in the inclusion unit.

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All pay rates quoted will be inclusive of 12.07% statutory holiday pay. This advert is for a temporary position. In some cases, the option to make this role permanent may become available at a later date.

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