Ravenshall School is seeking to appoint an enthusiastic and committed lead for inclusion to work in our “Exceptional School” (Ofsted, 2024)

This Outstanding special school caters for pupils aged 4 – 19 who have learning difficulties and a wide range of medical and complex needs. 

 We currently have a vacany for an Activity Support Worker.  You would be working with pupils during our lunchtime period.  The work will involve organising and supervising care and play based activities for our pupils.  Skills in behaviour and communication strategies would be an advantage as most of our pupils have additional speech, language and communication difficulties.

The hours will be 10 hours per week, working 11:30 am – 1:30pm.       You will be paid  Term Time plus 3 additional days for training.

 Your duties will include providing all aspects of personal care to our students as well as supervising and monitoring play areas during break time and in lessons.  It is therefore essential that you have experience of dealing with children and young people. 

 Applications are invited from individuals who are able to work as part of a team to support the learning, behaviour and welfare of pupils in school as we take this “Exceptional Special School”  into its next phase of excellence.

We can offer you:

v      A range of bespoke CPD opportunities to enable you to meet all our pupil needs 

v      A well-resourced and enjoyable working environment which cares for and values every staff member

v      A supportive and collaborative leadership team who welcome new ideas and innovation

v      A school committed to raising standards which has children and young people at the heart of our maxim “All Different, All Equal, All Important”

The successful candidate will enjoy being part of a professional and energetic team, be keen to provide varied social experiences, forming strong relationships with children and young people.

 Ravenshall invests in staff by providing a range of quality CPD opportunities and promoting career progression and development.