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Pastoral Support
The school
This specialist school is based in Blackburn (BB2) and caters
for pupils aged 11-16 years who all require additional support
pupils with SEMH difficulties. Many children often display
challenging behaviours and cannot access their education due to
difficulties with their mental health and poor well-being. All
pupils in this school have an EHC or IEP plan to support their SEMH
needs and these need to be followed to ensure each of their
individual needs are being met throughout their school day.
Specialist Secondary School based in Blackburn
(BB2)
No education related qualifications
required
Qualifications in psychology, counselling or similar is
desirable but not required
Competitive hourly rate of pay (£10.
The Headteacher and SENCO of a large Primary School in Blackburn
are on the lookout for a pastoral support worker to work closely
alongside the SENCO to identify children in school who require
additional SEMH support because of lockdown and the pandemic. The
school have seen a huge demand for additional support since the
pandemic began in March 2020 and they have many children in school
who have struggled with their mental health because of
lockdown.
This is a new role in school supporting the school's SENCO, no
two days are the same at this school and the role will be diverse
and involve liaising with outside agencies, providing support to
individual and small groups of children, liaising with class
teachers regarding individual children and writing tailored
IEP's.
The ability to build excellent relationships with children and
families is essential for this role and applicants must have a
proven track record of this.
Mental Health Support Worker
We are working alongside an SEN Provision in the Blackburn with
Darwen area. The school is a 'Good' rated innovative
provider of education and care, supporting young boys aged 10
- 19 with complex needs typically related to SEMH Difficulties,
Asperger's Syndrome, Autism and other conditions.
The school would like to employ a Mental Health Support Worker
to support a group of pupils who are struggling to regulate their
behaviour due to their mental health conditions. Your role is to
support our children with their learning and general wellbeing to
ensure every child has the best opportunity to reach their full
potential in a caring and safe environment.
Position: Teaching Assistant
Location: Blackburn
Contract: Temp to perm
The Teaching Assistant team within the school are a strong team
of highly skilled staff. They actively support the students and
staff and are integral to the smooth running of the day-to-day life
of a school.
Responsibilities:
To work collaboratively with the teacher in the planning,
development, delivery and evaluation of the effectiveness of the
curriculum for pupil(s) and to differentiate curriculum content
according to the needs of pupil(s).
To plan and implement specific programmes with individual
pupils or groups appropriate to the developmental needs of
individual children throughout different curriculum areas.
MLD/ASC Support
Full-time, long-term roles available (8.30am-3.30pm)
Primary School in Blackburn (BB1)
Start date: Monday 5th September 2022
Competitive rate: £10.77 p/h
A number of mainstream Primary Schools in Blackburn (BB1)
require multiple behavioural support assistants.
*LOCATION* Blackburn
*CONTRACT TYPE* Full-time
*CONTRACT TERMS* Temporary to Permanent
*SALARY* £600 - £750 per week
*APPLY BY* ASAP
*JOB START* September 2022
About the role
Are you an SEN Secondary Teacher with either the experience or
desire to work with pupils with moderate, severe and complex needs?
A fantastic teaching role is available to start in September
2022.
The SEN Secondary Teacher role will involve teaching small
classes of pupils aged 11-16 with a wide range of Learning
Difficulties.
Every student at the school has an Education, Health and Care
Plan (EHCP) and additional needs around their health, social and
emotional wellbeing.
We are looking to recruit a Behavioural Support Assistant to
assist with behaviour in an Alternative Provision in Blackburn. The
school operates over 2 sites, a school for pupils in KS1 – KS3 and
then a school which caters for pupils who are completing their
qualifications (GCSE's, BTEC or NVQs).
The school would like to recruit 2 Behavioural Support
Assistants, to support children within the Primary Phases. In order
to be successful within this role you must be strong and resilient
in order to be a good role model for the pupils.
