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Sapientia Education Trust is seeking a Student Support Leader for Fakenham Academy from September 2026. The role supports pastoral care, attendance, behaviour and SEND needs, working with students, staff and the Senior Leadership Team to create a safe, positive learning environment.
The successful candidate will bring patience, positivity and a proactive approach to help students reach their full potential and feel supported during their school day.
Student Support Leader
Location: Fakenham
Salary:SCP11 £28,142 - SCP13 £29,064 FTE (Actual Salary: £24,197 - £25,453 pro rata per annum)
Vacancy Type: Permanent, 37 hours a week Term Time plus 1 week
Are you passionate about supporting young people to reach their full potential? We are looking for a committed and compassionate Student Support Leader to join our Pastoral Team at Fakenham Academy from September 2026.
This is a fantastic opportunity for someone who is patient, positive and eager to make a real difference to the lives of our students.
About the Role
As a Student Support Leader, you will work flexibly with our students, teachers and Senior Leadership Team across the school.
The core purpose of the Student Support Leader is to support the pastoral and SEND systems in school, including attendance, behaviour and SEND needs of students.
You ll be part of a team committed to high-quality pastoral support and will work closely with teachers and the Senior Leadership Team to ensure all students feel safe, happy, ready to learn and succeed.
The successful candidate will be able to set a calm, positive tone with students, consistently reinforcing school expectations and policies.
Why Fakenham Academy?
Our school is built on high expectations, respectful relationships, and strong partnerships with families. Our most recent Ofsted inspection (October 2024) praised the school s positive culture and investment in staff, noting:
What We re Looking for in our Student Support Leader
A person who has a:
Experience of working with children or in an educational setting is desirable, but not essential.
Interviews will take place on Friday 18 September 2026