Student Wellbeing & Behaviour Lead

Broadacre Primary School; Hull and East Yorkshire; On-site; GBP 31,000 - 33,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Outcomes focus

Trust expertise

CPD opportunities

Valued staff

Safe environment

Ethical culture

Job summary

Broadacre Primary School in Hull is seeking a dedicated Behaviour and Emotional Wellbeing Officer to join our supportive team. The role is permanent, term time only (190 days) with a 32.5-hour week and pay between £30,515 and £33,119 FTE.

You will lead behaviour management, support pastoral care, and help pupils' personal development to create a positive school environment. We value resilient professionals who can work with vulnerable children, collaborate with families, and report to external

Qualifications

• GCSE English and maths Grade A-C (or equivalent Level 2)
• Level 3 Teaching Assistant qualification or equivalent
• Experience of working with vulnerable children and supporting children with emotional and behavioural difficulties
• Knowledge of the ways in which emotional distress manifests itself in children
• Ability to produce detailed reports for social services, school nurse and other outside agencies

Responsibilities

• Take lead role in development and implementation of appropriate behaviour management strategies (breakfast club, playtimes, lunchtimes)
• Manage supervision of pupils excluded from or not on a normal timetable
• Lead pastoral support to pupils, including those new to the school
• Lead transfer of pupils across phases/integration of those absent
• Support parents in children’s personal development and learning; lead meetings with parents for guidance

Skills

Experience with vulnerable children

Emotional distress awareness

Report writing to external agencies

Education

GCSE English and maths (A-C)

Level 3 Teaching Assistant qualification

Job description

Broadacre Primary School in Hull is seeking a dedicated Behaviour and Emotional Wellbeing Officer to join our supportive team. The role is permanent, term time only (190 days) with a 32.5-hour week and pay between £30,515 and £33,119 FTE.

You will lead behaviour management, support pastoral care, and help pupils' personal development to create a positive school environment. We value resilient professionals who can work with vulnerable children, collaborate with families, and report to external