The Role
We are looking for an enthusiastic
and highly efficient Head of Year to join our school. The successful candidate will combine
leadership of attendance, behaviour and safeguarding across their designated
Year Group.
The role includes creating a
positive culture through insisting on high standards of student behaviour, supporting
students, staff and parents of their year group, and monitor and improve
students' behaviour and attendance within their year group. This is a busy but
rewarding environment where every role in the school contributes to our
students achieving their best possible outcomes. Further information is included in our job
pack on the school website.
Our staff are committed to
honing their skills through coaching, Teaching and Learning communities and
using evidence-based approaches to create expert lessons. We believe that ‘Knowledge is Power’. We are currently using the Rosenshine
principles and Teach Like A Champion to underpin our professional development
and teaching through explicit/direct instruction.
The successful candidate can be
sure of working with a team of extremely dedicated staff in a very motivating,
forward-thinking environment. The school
is committed to providing exceptional CPD at all levels including programmes
for ECTs, recently qualified teachers and middle leaders.
About You
Role
Purpose:
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The Head of Year (HOY) position will combine leadership
of attainment, attendance, behaviour and safeguarding across their designated
Year Group.
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The HOY will create a positive culture through insisting
on high standards of student behaviour.
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The HOY will pastorally support students, staff and
parents of their year group.
The HOY will monitor and improve students' behaviour and
attendance within their year group.
Role
Tasks:
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To actively monitor behaviour across the designated year
group, responding to areas of concern and contributing to strategic planning to
improve it
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To create a culture of high standards and expectations
across the year group
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To actively monitor attendance across the year group and
ensure that strategies are put in place to make improvements where needed
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To take a proactive role in monitoring and working with
individual students to ensure their behaviour is not adversely affecting their
learning or the learning of others.
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To actively engage with parents to ensure barriers to
learning through attendance and behaviour are overcome
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To work with Form Tutors to ensure that tutor group
activities are well organised and coordinated to ensure best use of time
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To take a lead role in the organisation and leading of
assemblies
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To lead daily rollcall giving clear and positive
messages and ensuring high standards throughout
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To champion your Year Group at every opportunity and
create a genuine sense of belonging for all students
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To ensure high standards of student uniform
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To manage the induction of new students to Seahaven
Academy
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To investigate incidents as they arise, liaising with
relevant staff and outside agencies when required
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To communicate effectively with parents and carers
including phone calls, texts, emails and letters
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To organise parent meetings
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To undertake home visits as appropriate
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To support the SLT in RESET and on-call
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To support and develop programmes which give student
leadership opportunities
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To support and promote the whole-school rewards policy
and systems across the year group
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To contribute to Senior Leadership Team meetings and
planning on an invitational basis
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To be highly visible around then school
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To keep up to date with legislation around children
protection, exploitation and safeguarding
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To work with other staff in the coordination of support
for those students who need to overcome barriers to fulfilling their potential
and attaining the highest outcomes possible
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To support the Academy's vision of
becoming a year-on-year, high performing, fully inclusive school
Megan Peters
01273517601
petersm@seahavenacademy.org.uk
