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Aldridge Vale High School in Blackburn with Darwen seeks an enthusiastic Behaviour Manager to support the Senior Leadership Team in fostering a positive school culture focused on attitudes to learning, behaviour and safety.
The role involves managing pupil behaviour, promoting wellbeing, and collaborating with staff, families and external agencies to ensure every student can thrive within a safe, inclusive environment.
Location: Blackburn with Darwen, UK
Salary: SCP 22-25 - £30,472 - £32,881 Actual Pro Rata Salary
Contract Type: Permanent
Education Phases: Secondary;
Working Patterns: Full-Time;
Key Stages: Ks3;
Application Deadline: Sunday, 4th October 2026
Interview Date: W/C 12th October 2026
Expected Working Start Date: November 2026
Visa Sponsorship Available: No
Darwen Vale High School is more than its recent Ofsted recognition it is a community built on shared vision and ambition.
Guided by the Aldridge principle of "no child left behind", DVHS strives to be a beacon of excellence in Darwen.
"We champion a safe, inclusive culture of high aspirations and achievement, where everyone is inspired to excel and take pride in all they do. By promoting responsibility, independent thinking and respect for diversity, we prepare learners to thrive as outstanding members of our community."
These values shape everything we do, ensuring every student receives an excellent education and is ready for the wider world
We are seeking to appoint an enthusiastic, committed and experienced Behaviour Manager to support the Senior Leadership Team in developing and maintaining a positive whole-school culture of Attitudes to Learning, Behaviour and Safety.
The successful candidate will play a key role in managing challenging pupil behaviour, ensuring high and consistent standards across the school, and supporting students to re-engage positively with learning.
Working closely with the Senior Leadership Team and wider pastoral team, the Behaviour Manager will provide both strategic and operational leadership in relation to behaviour. They will use effective monitoring, intervention and restorative approaches to reduce repeated incidents and support students in making positive choices.
Nurture is central to this role, with a strong focus on positive relationships, emotional wellbeing and helping young people overcome barriers and flourish. Excellent communication, active listening and restorative approaches will be key to developing understanding, trust and positive connections.
This is a non-teaching pastoral leadership role with responsibility for student wellbeing, attendance, behaviour, safeguarding and achievement, working collaboratively with colleagues, families and external agencies to identify need, provide effective support and ensure every student can succeed.
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