Student Welfare Officer

North Bromsgrove High School; Bromsgrove; On-site; GBP 26,000 - 30,000; Full time

Job summary

A comprehensive school in Bromsgrove is seeking a dynamic Student Welfare Officer to support vulnerable students and their families. The role involves SEMH support, attendance tracking, and collaboration with multi-agency partners. The ideal candidate will have experience in pastoral care within educational settings. This is a permanent position offering a competitive salary and requires working hours of 37 hours per week, term time only.

Qualifications

• Experience in pastoral care, preferably in an education setting.
• Ability to work with vulnerable students and families.
• Experience coordinating with multi-agency partners.

Responsibilities

• Provide SEMH support to students.
• Track attendance effectively.
• Manage admissions processes.
• Engage with multi-agency partners for LAC, CP, and CIN monitoring.

Skills

Experience in pastoral care

Ability to work with vulnerable students and families

Experience coordinating with multi-agency partners

Job description

Overview

Location: Bromsgrove, Worcestershire

Salary: c£27,699 - c£29,114 (or c£26,840 - c£28,212 as listed by school details)

Contract: Permanent

School: North Bromsgrove High School

Hours: 37 hours per week, Monday to Friday, Term Time plus 5 TEDs

Role

We are seeking to appoint a Student Welfare Officer who is dynamic and innovative. This is an exciting opportunity for someone experienced in pastoral care, preferably in an education setting, to make a significant contribution to students\' welfare and to the school.

As a Student Welfare Officer, you would be making a difference to the lives of vulnerable students and their families whilst developing positive working relationships with an array of multi-agencies. The role will also include:

Responsibilities

• SEMH support
• Attendance tracking
• Admissions
• Links to LAC, CP and CIN engagement and monitoring

Qualifications and experience

• Experience in pastoral care, preferably in an education setting
• Ability to work with vulnerable students and families
• Experience coordinating with multi-agency partners