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  • Learning Support Assistant  

    - Leeds
    Welcome to our school, Broomfield SILC is a generic special school for... Read More
    Welcome to our school, Broomfield SILC is a generic special school for pupils aged 2 to 19 years with 4 sites: our main site and 3 partnership sites at Windmill Primary, Rodillian Secondary and Future Steps Hub (White Rose Business Park). The SILC is based in the South of Leeds and caters for a wide range of needs from moderate learning difficulties; severe learning difficulties; complex and multiple learning needs; Autism and social and emotional and mental health needs. Some students have additional needs – physical; medical; speech and language; visual, hearing or sensory impairment. We are a very popular choice for parents and carers and currently have pupils on roll. Broomfield secured a ‘Good’ Ofsted in March where inspectors commented that leaders have ‘high ambitions’ and ‘high aspirations for all pupils’ and that ‘staff are proud to work in our school’. I am very proud of our school community where staff are committed to supporting young people to fulfil their potential and prepare them fully for their future, particularly focusing on communication, independence, and emotional regulation. We are looking for Learning Support Assistants who have the commitment, passion and resilience to make a difference to young peoples’ lives. Exciting opportunities are available for anyone who is looking for a new challenge in a child focused, supportive environment where relationships are key.  Previous experience of working in a school is not essential but we are seeking candidates with transferrable skills who want to invest in our pupils and deliver high quality learning opportunities.  In return you will be provided with comprehensive Continuous Professional Development and will be supported by a professional, knowledgeable and friendly staff team who will ensure you are fully equipped to meet the needs of our diverse learners. The successful candidate will have the following qualities: Ability to relate well to children and young people Excellent team player Resilience Ability to use initiative Problem solving skills Excellent communication skills Positive attitude Good Maths and English skills Basic IT skills including use of e-mails Willingness to learn, reflect and share effective practice with others  In return we can offer: Working with the most inspirational pupils who are respectful, creative and resilient The support of a professional, knowledgeable and inclusive staff team A comprehensive CPD programme with potential for career development An opportunity to be an integral part of a young person’s journey and a real sense of achievement A workplace that listens to all staff and values their skillset and contribution  Kathryn Bryan Headteacher We promote diversity and want a workforce which reflects the population of Leeds. Applications are welcome from all, irrespective of sex, sexuality, race, religion, marital status, age, or disability.
    Broomfield South SILC Safeguarding Recruitment Statement This school is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and expects all staff and volunteers to share this commitment. The successful applicant will be required to have an up to date DBS disclosure. This post is exempt from the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act ; If shortlisted you will be required to disclose relevant information regarding criminal history and an on-line search will be conducted. This includes only information publicly available on-line. References will be requested and an online search carried out for shortlisted candidates prior to attendance at interview. For successful candidates’ other relevant checks with statutory bodies will be carried out which may include prohibition from teaching, section check and overseas criminal record if you have lived or worked overseas Access: The Broomfield main site and our Partnership sites have disabled access Facilities, including a lift. Read Less
  • Learning Support Assistant  

    - Leeds
    Welcome to our school, Broomfield SILC is a generic special school for... Read More
    Welcome to our school, Broomfield SILC is a generic special school for pupils aged 2 to 19 years with 4 sites: our main site and 3 partnership sites at Windmill Primary, Rodillian Secondary and Future Steps Hub (White Rose Business Park). The SILC is based in the South of Leeds and caters for a wide range of needs from moderate learning difficulties; severe learning difficulties; complex and multiple learning needs; Autism and social and emotional and mental health needs. Some students have additional needs – physical; medical; speech and language; visual, hearing or sensory impairment. We are a very popular choice for parents and carers and currently have pupils on roll. Broomfield secured a ‘Good’ Ofsted in March where inspectors commented that leaders have ‘high ambitions’ and ‘high aspirations for all pupils’ and that ‘staff are proud to work in our school’. I am very proud of our school community where staff are committed to supporting young people to fulfil their potential and prepare them fully for their future, particularly focusing on communication, independence, and emotional regulation. We are looking for Learning Support Assistants who have the commitment, passion and resilience to make a difference to young peoples’ lives. Exciting opportunities are available for anyone who is looking for a new challenge in a child focused, supportive environment where relationships are key.  Previous experience of working in a school is not essential but we are seeking candidates with transferrable skills who want to invest in our pupils and deliver high quality learning opportunities.  In return you will be provided with comprehensive Continuous Professional Development and will be supported by a professional, knowledgeable and friendly staff team who will ensure you are fully equipped to meet the needs of our diverse learners. The successful candidate will have the following qualities: Ability to relate well to children and young people Excellent team player Resilience Ability to use initiative Problem solving skills Excellent communication skills Positive attitude Good Maths and English skills Basic IT skills including use of e-mails Willingness to learn, reflect and share effective practice with others  In return we can offer: Working with the most inspirational pupils who are respectful, creative and resilient The support of a professional, knowledgeable and inclusive staff team A comprehensive CPD programme with potential for career development An opportunity to be an integral part of a young person’s journey and a real sense of achievement A workplace that listens to all staff and values their skillset and contribution  Kathryn Bryan Headteacher We promote diversity and want a workforce which reflects the population of Leeds. Applications are welcome from all, irrespective of sex, sexuality, race, religion, marital status, age, or disability.
    Broomfield South SILC Safeguarding Recruitment Statement This school is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and expects all staff and volunteers to share this commitment. The successful applicant will be required to have an up to date DBS disclosure. This post is exempt from the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act ; If shortlisted you will be required to disclose relevant information regarding criminal history and an on-line search will be conducted. This includes only information publicly available on-line. References will be requested and an online search carried out for shortlisted candidates prior to attendance at interview. For successful candidates’ other relevant checks with statutory bodies will be carried out which may include prohibition from teaching, section check and overseas criminal record if you have lived or worked overseas Access: The Broomfield main site and our Partnership sites have disabled access Facilities, including a lift. Read Less
  • Teacher – Informal TLG  

    - Leeds
    Please contact school if you would like to talk further about the posi... Read More
    Please contact school if you would like to talk further about the position or arrange a visit and we will happily show you around. The vacancy is suitable for experienced teachers and ECTs. Please be aware we do not accept applications direct from agencies and also CVs. Broomfield SILC is a generic special school for pupils aged 2 to 19 years with 4 sites: our main site and 3 partnership sites at Windmill Primary, Rodillian Secondary and White Rose Post 16. The SILC is based in the South of Leeds and caters for a wide range of needs from moderate learning difficulties; severe learning difficulties; complex and multiple learning needs; Autism and social and emotional and mental health needs. Some students have additional needs – physical; medical; speech and language; visual, hearing or sensory impairment. We are a very popular choice for parents and carers and currently have over pupils on roll. Broomfield secured a ‘Good’ Ofsted in March where inspectors commented that leaders have ‘high ambitions’ and ‘high aspirations for all pupils’ and that ‘staff are proud to work in our school’. I am very proud of our school community where staff are committed to supporting young people to fulfil their potential and prepare them fully for their future, particularly focusing on communication, independence, and emotional regulation. We are excited to share that our school is going to be rebuilt and will open to an additional young people in September . We are currently in the process of designing and planning the internal and external areas to ensure we will have an environment that fully supports the needs of our learners and our school community. The role will be based within our Informal Teaching and Learning Group within one of our PMLD classes. These pupils are all working below a subject specific curriculum and their leaning centres around their EHCP outcomes and the Engagement Model. They all have significant medical needs. The successful candidate will excel in meeting the diverse needs of our pupils. You will be supported within your class by a team of Learning Support Assistants and by a Middle and Senior Leadership Team who have a secure understanding of the rewards and challenges of teaching in our school. Our staff are passionate about developing the learning and life chances and opportunities of our pupils and young people. Our young people (2-19) have a wide range of special educational needs, including Autistic Spectrum Condition.  We offer an inclusive setting operating on the main Broomfield site and three mainstream partnership sites: Windmill Primary School Rodillian Academy Future Steps Hub (White Rose Business Park) This enables us to meet a wide variety of pupils’ needs and provide support and advice to the community. Staff can be expected to work on any of the four sites if required. The successful candidates will have; Experience of teaching pupils with profound and multiple learning disabilities (PMLD) and a range of additional needs, including ASC, physical and sensory impairments, complex communication and medical needs. Secure understanding of delivering learning for pupils working well below subject-specific levels, using personalised, sensory-based and developmentally appropriate approaches. The ability to plan and deliver purposeful, meaningful and functional learning, with a strong emphasis on communication, interaction, physical development, independence and wellbeing. Effective use of a range of inclusive teaching, assessment and behaviour-support strategies, including multi-sensory learning, AAC and intensive interaction. High expectations for all pupils and a commitment to small-step progress and holistic development. Strong communication and organisational skills, with the ability to work collaboratively with parents, carers, therapists, medical professionals and external agencies, as well as within a multidisciplinary team. A clear commitment to safeguarding and to providing a high-quality, inclusive education for pupils with the most complex needs. In addition the following personal qualities; Positive and creative attitude Resilience Enthusiasm and the ability to motivate and inspire others Ability to use initiative Willingness to reflect and share effective practice with others In return we can offer: Friendly, enthusiastic and highly motivated pupils and young people The support of our strong, caring and committed staff team A comprehensive CPD programme with a commitment to developing your skills and career progression We promote diversity and want a workforce which reflects the population of Leeds. Applications are welcome from all, irrespective of sex, sexuality, race, religion, marital status, age, or disability. Broomfield South SILC Safeguarding Recruitment Statement This school is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and expects all staff and volunteers to share this commitment. The successful applicant will be required to have an up to date DBS disclosure. This post is exempt from the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act ; If shortlisted you will be required to disclose relevant information regarding criminal history and an on-line search will be conducted. This includes only information publicly available on-line. References will be requested and an online search carried out for shortlisted candidates prior to attendance at interview. For successful candidates’ other relevant checks with statutory bodies will be carried out which may include prohibition from teaching, section check and overseas criminal record if you have lived or worked overseas Access The Broomfield main site and our partnership sites have disabled access facilities, including a lift. or by telephoning Lyndsay Beddoes on Read Less
  • Residential Worker (Casual)  

    - Wakefield
    We are seeking to appoint suitably skilled and motivated people to wor... Read More
    We are seeking to appoint suitably skilled and motivated people to work with children and young people in a Wakefield MDC Children’s Home on a casual/ relief basis. Clarence Children’s Home in Wakefield provides full time care for children. You will hold a NVQ 3/ Diploma 3 or equivalent in Caring for Children and Young People or be willing to work to achieve this qualification following appointment. Satisfactory references and an enhanced DBS check will be required. Effective supervision, induction, and training are provided to all staff. The work involves shift patterns, including weekends, nights and Bank Holidays. You should be committed to improving the life chances of the children and young people we look after. For further information, please contact Ihsan Manzoor on . Read Less
  • Social Worker Level 2 / AMHP (Forensic)  

    - Wakefield
    We are looking for a qualified, experienced social worker to join a sp... Read More
    We are looking for a qualified, experienced social worker to join a specialist forensic social work team based within an NHS regional secure mental health hospital, part of the South West Yorkshire Partnership Foundation Trust’s forensic care group. The team work with service users detained under the Mental Health Act in conditions of medium security. You will need: A recognised social work qualification and current SWE registration Experience of working in mental health, forensic services, the criminal justice system or a related field Excellent interpersonal, verbal and written communication skills Strong networking, negotiating and team working skills Experience of partnership working with other statutory agencies and professionals Comprehensive working knowledge of relevant national guidance and legislation including the Mental Health Act, Mental Capacity Act and Care Act Knowledge and expertise in working with people with complex needs, safeguarding adults and children Excellent risk assessment, analytical and decision-making skills An ability to navigate complex integrated care systems to formulate care pathways and discharge aftercare plans in partnership with other agencies and professionals A strong commitment to equality, inclusion, social justice and mental health Experience applying strengths-based, restorative approaches and recovery models to practice The skills to work collaboratively and therapeutically with service users and families using psycho-social interventions to support mental health recovery and rehabilitation whilst balancing risk and public protection An ability to work effectively within a challenging secure hospital environment as part of a dynamic multidisciplinary clinical team For an informal discussion please contact Anita Theaker, Head of Forensic Social Work - /

    The team are located within a medium secure hospital and the position is unit based. Read Less
  • Planning Ecologist  

    - Wakefield
    Wakefield Council has an exciting opportunity for an ecologist to join... Read More
    Wakefield Council has an exciting opportunity for an ecologist to joint our friendly, professional Planning Policy and Environment team to provide advice on biodiversity and ecology issues in planning. The Council adopted the Wakefield District Local Plan and Biodiversity Net Gain Supplementary Planning Document in , which provide strong planning policies for environmental protection and enhancement. The Council also has a well established approach to biodiversity net gain assessment and monitoring. We are also working to progress local habitat banks and support the delivery of the emerging Local Nature Recovery Strategy in West Yorkshire. This position will be an integral part of our highly successful Planning Service. Responsibilities: As the Planning Ecologist, you will play a vital role in providing ecological advice on planning applications and supporting the implementation of biodiversity net gain through planning. You will collaborate closely with the Council's Countryside and Greenspace Service to address matters of biodiversity net gain and nature recovery. Key responsibilities include: Providing expert ecological advice and guidance on planning applications to ensure the protection and enhancement of our natural environment. Assessing ecological reports for planning applications, offering insightful feedback, and negotiating with developers to ensuring compliance with relevant regulations. Supporting the implementation of biodiversity net gain policies and processes in planning, including monitoring and reporting. Collaborating with the Council's Countryside and Greenspace Service to align efforts in achieving biodiversity net gain and nature recovery goals. Requirements: To excel in this role, you should meet the following requirements: Hold or be working towards an undergraduate degree in Ecology or a related field. Possess student membership of a relevant professional institute as a minimum. Knowledge of British flora and fauna, and the full breadth of associated habitats and ecosystems. Experience in assessing ecological reports for planning applications, or can demonstrate an equivalent level of theoretical, technical and procedural knowledge gained through study and / or volunteering. Possession of a full driving licence. Experience of using the Defra Biodiversity Net Gain Metric is desirable. Why Choose Wakefield Council? At Wakefield Council, we value our employees and strive to create a supportive and rewarding work environment. Here's what we offer: Flexible full-time working pattern of 37 hours per week. Generous holiday package Support and access to high-quality training programs to help you progress in your career. Commitment to staff well-being, including work/life balance, supportive leadership, and workplace support. Access to a range of employee support products. Discounts and subsidies for public transport, including Arriva Bus Annual Travel Ticket, Northern Trains Limited (NTL), and MetroCard. Participation in the Local Government Pension Scheme (LGPS). Excellent benefits package, including discounted membership to our state-of-the-art leisure facilities, free 12-week exercise program with a dedicated personal trainer, discounts for various retail, entertainment, health, and leisure providers, cycle-to-work scheme, and more. Read Less
  • Foster Hub Home Carer  

    - Wakefield
    Are you looking to take on a new and exciting challenge in your foster... Read More
    Are you looking to take on a new and exciting challenge in your fostering career?
    We are looking for experienced foster carers to become part of our new Fostering Hub Home.

    Our 'first of its kind' Foster Hub Home launched in March .

    Children (aged 9-15) will move to the Foster Hub Home for a period of 3 - 6 months where interventions / programmes of work will take place in partnership with the matched foster carers. Children will move to their new foster placement and remain linked to the Foster Hub Home for the duration of the placement.

    We are always looking for new carers to be a part of this ground breaking model Our package to Foster Hub Home carers: Payment at Level 4 Sleepovers for respite care, planned and
    unplanned Telephone support and outreach Rewarding, ensuring children have family
    placements A comprehensive training package alongside
    the residential workers Support network for the entirety of placement Build a relationship with the child 3 – 6 months
    before the transition Use of the hub including meeting room,
    education room, sensory room and training
    kitchen In addition to the support provided by the hub home and hub home staff, Foster carers matched with children in the hub will continue to benefit from a package of Supervision and Support from the Fostering Team. This includes: Regular and robust supervision with their named Supervising Social Worker Additional support visits and calls whenever needed Access to a Fostering Duty worker during office hours and access to out of hours telephone support if needed A named experienced ‘Foster carer buddy’ to provide mentoring and advice from carer to carer Access to a varied Foster Carer training offer Access to 7 different Foster Carer support groups across the district and a online support group A competitive financial offer and free access to Independent Foster Carer Support Service Foster Talk Interested? Read Less
  • KS1 Teacher  

    - London
    For Sept , the Governors of Moorthorpe Primary School with Inclusion R... Read More
    For Sept , the Governors of Moorthorpe Primary School with Inclusion Resource are seeking to appoint an enthusiastic and highly motivated teacher with a passion for improving young lives and raising standards. We warmly welcome applications from ECTs as we have an experienced ECT mentor. Our school is a special place to be and we pride ourselves on our positive ethos. People who visit often comment on the lovely ‘feel’ the school has when they walk around. At Moorthorpe Primary we have high expectations of everyone. We are ambitious in seeking to ensure all children are successful. We feel strongly that success comes in many forms, not just academic. Children’s well-being and their development of a love of lifelong learning are at the heart of everything we do. We place children's emotional wellbeing highly on our agenda. Moorthorpe is a highly supportive environment where teamwork is valued and where staff workload and well-being are a high priority for leaders and governors. The successful candidate will be: An dedicated classroom practioner with high expectations for all children to achieve their full potential An excellent team member An effective communicator Committed to your own professional learning In return we can offer you: The chance to join a skilled and supportive staff team, committed to inclusive practice Caring and enthusiastic pupils Involved and supportive parents and Governors Excellent professional learning opportunities and commitment to your continuing professional development An attractive and well-resourced learning environment We strongly encourage visits to the school. Please contact the school office on to request a tour with the headteacher/ deputy headteacher. Closing date for applications is Sunday 12th April Shortlisted applicants will be invited to an interview on Mon 20th April The successful applicant will be required to complete a Disclosure Application Form and to provide criminal conviction information. Read Less
  • Reablement Outreach Practitioner  

    - Wakefield
    Are you a caring and passionate leader, ready to support a team delive... Read More
    Are you a caring and passionate leader, ready to support a team delivering high-quality care in the community? If so, we may have the perfect opportunity for you! We’re looking for a Practitioner to join our Reablement Service on a permanent contract, working 26.25 hours per week. This vital service operates 7 days a week, 52 weeks a year, supporting people across the district to regain independence and live safely at home. About the Role As a Practitioner, you’ll lead a dedicated team to deliver person-centred care to some of the most vulnerable people in our community. You’ll work on a 4-week rota, including weekends and bank holidays, with shifts between: 07:00 – 15:00 14:30 – 23:00 A full UK driving licence and access to a vehicle are essential for this role. What We Offer Salary: £28, – £31, (FTE) Enhancements for weekend and bank holiday working Overtime opportunities Funded qualifications after successful probation Comprehensive induction and ongoing training Career average pension scheme Employee benefits including discounted gym memberships, travel cards, shopping and entertainment offers, and more Occupational Health and Wellbeing Services About the Service The aim of our service is to enable service users to remain in their own homes by promoting independence and delivering a quality service. To ensure individuals are treat with dignity and respect and to work alongside other professionals and agencies in a person-centred way to deliver effective services by working within national guidelines and standards. The Reablement Service provides short term care, usually delivered in the person’s own home and is offered to people with disabilities and those who are recovering from an illness or injury and have the potential for significant improvement.  The purpose of Reablement is to help people who have experienced deterioration in their health or have increased support needs, to relearn skills required to keep them safe and independent at home.  We provide a bridging service which provides care and support to people who are waiting for a long-term package of care to be agreed or to bridge a period before a package of care can restart. Our resettlement service provides care and support for a short period of time to settle people back into their previous daily routine and gives extra support with confidence building and time to readjust after a period away from home. We also provide emergency care and support response to people who need extra support whilst further assessments can be completed. Interested? We’d love to hear from you! For more information, please contact: Margarita Crofts – Debbie Seaman – Read Less
  • Advanced Social Work Practitioner x 2  

    - Pontefract
    Are you passionate about making a difference in the lives of vulnerabl... Read More
    Are you passionate about making a difference in the lives of vulnerable children and supporting others in their own practice? We are giving an opportunity for Advanced Social Work Practitioner to join our dynamic Children's Safeguarding team based at Stanley Street in Wakefield city centre. You will be supported to develop your practice on an operational basis in an area which strives to deliver excellent service delivery with a management team who are flexible, supportive and who encourage innovative thinking and problem solving. You will be expected and enabled to contribute to workforce development and staff wellbeing. This post is open to internal candidates only who are currently practising as an enhanced social worker. The Role As an Advanced Social Work Practitioner, you'll be responsible for managing complex cases, providing expert advice, and mentoring other social workers. Your role will be crucial in ensuring the safety and well-being of children at risk. Overall Purpose of the Post Conduct thorough assessments and develop effective care plans. Provide expert consultation and guidance on complex safeguarding cases. To support the team manager with day-to-day operational issues.  To manage the predominately complex cases which requires a social worker of considerable experience, knowledge and skills. To deputise for the Team Manager and present the team in working groups set up to raise the quality of practice and improve the effectiveness of the service.  To play a key role in delivering high quality services and meeting performance targets for the newly qualified and student social workers. To mentor and support less experienced social workers and provide consultation and guidance on complex safeguarding cases. To ensure that services are delivered in compliance with relevant legislation, local and national policy and guidance. Key Outcomes/ Activities Provide leadership, effective coaching/mentoring to newly qualified social workers and students.  Manage their own workload and contribute to the performance of the team, and support staff to deliver integrated, high quality services that meet service objectives and priorities and targets.  Implementing and embedding safeguarding policies and procedures in their own work and with those they are supporting. Quality control and quality assurance.  Staff induction, development of ASYE’s and Students as per frameworks which will feed into appraisals. Assessment and development of practice.  To contribute to any action undertaken around discipline and grievance, capability and other procedures.  To ensure that staff operate within statutory requirements, council and directorate policies and procedures. To ensure that services offer equal opportunities to all service users and employees and that diversity within the service is encouraged and promoted. Implement Health and Safety policy and procedures and ensure employees are aware of and observe statutory and council requirements to achieve a safe working environment. To work with Team Manger and other colleagues to develop the service and meet objectives and targets.  This post is being offered as a 37-hour role Read Less

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