Mentor & Behaviour

Dunraven School; Greater London; On-site; GBP 27,000 - 30,000; Full time

Job summary

A well-established educational institution in Greater London seeks a Behaviour Mentor to provide support and guidance to secondary school students. The role involves developing tailored mentoring programs, monitoring student progress, and collaborating with families to help students overcome barriers to learning. Candidates should have relevant qualifications and experience in child welfare. This fixed-term contract offers an actual salary ranging from £27,953.67 to £29,705.36 for term time only.

Qualifications

• Experience working with children or adolescents.
• Understanding of child safeguarding and welfare.
• Ability to develop and monitor individual action plans.

Responsibilities

• Implement a mentoring service to support students.
• Monitor student progress and relationships with families.
• Facilitate workshops and restorative justice meetings.

Skills

One-to-one mentoring

Communication skills

Problem-solving

Emotional support

Education

Relevant degree or certification

Job description

Behaviour Mentor

NJC Spine Points 7 to 10 - Actual £27,953.67 to £29.705.36 for Term Time Only (Fixed Term for One Year)

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Dunraven School, Secondary Phase is looking to appoint for a fixed term for 1 year a well-qualified, enthusiastic colleague to join our thriving, oversubscribed all-through school. The school’s aim is “Excellence for All” and the governors wish to appoint a candidate ofLl significant ability and enthusiasm, aware of and stimulated by the challenges and potential of a successful multi-ethnic co-educational school.

DUNRAVEN SCHOOL OVERVIEW

The school’s aim is “Excellence for All” and the Governors wish to appoint a candidate of significant ability and enthusiasm, aware of and হারоти the challenges and potential of a successful multi-ethnic co educational school and keen to share in the leadership of our All Through_Core.

Responsible to: Student Support Hub Manager

RESPONSIBLE FOR

Providing support to secondary school aged students who need guidance to overcome barriers and helping them to achieve their full potential. Ensuring that students who are disadvantaged the most are given priority.

DUTIES AND ACTIVITIES

• Implementing the distinctive mentoring service within the school, with a focus on supporting students to address and overcome barriers to learning as well aiming for the highest possible standards of behaviour and attainment.
• Working one-to-one and with small groups of students delivering solution-focused, tailor-made programs, relevant to ensuring that students’s individual needs are addressed.
• Ensuring students are set Individual Action Plans with SMART targets which are shared with all relevant staff and families. Targets should be monitored and reviewed half-termly using teacher feedback, reports and achievement/behaviour logs and decisions made whether to continue mentoring and/or implement other interventions.
• Regularly monitoring students through lesson observations, learning walks and liaising with families, class teachers, form tutors, senior team and other key staff via collaborative work.
• Supporting student progress in mentoring through the monitoring of progress reports and other relevant documents.
• Developing family intervention sessions as well as regular parent meetings and attendance at other key meetings with families.
• Facilitating drop in sessions for non-referred students to support a wide range of issues including support with bereavements, college applications, revision and managing emotions.
• To attend regular department meetings with all learning mentors and to participate in 犭 effective staff management through appraisal.
• Regularly attending parents’ evenings, year team meetings and liaising with the parents/carers of students. Developing effective communication and relationships.
• Participating in relevant professional development activities in line with school and departmental priorities.
• Monitor personal performance against appraisal objectives to ensure that progress is made.
• To develop knowledge surrounding current relevant developments and education policy in order to enhance the quality of support and student achievement.
• Attend half termly Multi-Agency Meetings with social services and family support workers and weekly Inclusion Referral Meetings working closely with DOLYs and key Inclusion staff to discuss student issues including child protection, and action supportuggle as a student care plan.
• Facilitating Restorative Justice/Mediation meetings for the school community as necessary.
• To effectively liaise with key Inclusion staff including the learning mentors, SCLN, the Base, Attendance Officer, SENCO, LSTs/LSAs, HLTAs and the referral centre.
• To plan and facilitate group workshops by identifying gaps to attainment and using data effectively.
• Supporting the planning and facilitation of the relevant programmes to prevent students from becoming NEET post-Dunraven.
• Working with external organisations to support the emotional well-being and attainment of students.
• To fulfil duties as Co-tutor, working closely with the year team in registration, assembly, monitoring academic and personal progress, attendance, punctuality and behaviour.
• Team-teaching Personal Development lessons to the supported and standard curriculum Year 7 classes alongside the SENCO.
• Promoting a distinctive mentoring service for the school through facilitating and contributing to training for colleagues on fundamentals professional development days and in staff meetings.
• Developing staff knowledge of mentoring through training and being able to transfer mentoring skills to teaching and pastoral staff linking with Quality First Teaching. Particular areas include managing behaviour and de-escalating difficult situations.
• Cover the Student support Hub in the absence of the Manager and ensure that standards are consistently maintained.

Safeguarding Statement

D опытар н Collaboration: Dunraven School is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children, young people and vulnerable adults and expects all staff and volunteersandygyny match. We particularly welcome applications from under represented groups including ethnicity, gender, transgender, age, disability, sexual orientation or religion.