Student Welfare Officer at Durrington High School

Durrington Multi Academy Trust

Worthing BN13 1JX £26,824 a year Permanent On-site
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About the role

Do you want to work in a great school with a brilliant team of staff and students? Is your core belief that all children are entitled to an excellent education, as this opens doors for them in the future? If so, read on, because we want to hear from you!

Durrington High School is part of Durrington Multi Academy Trust (DMAT) and is a large and oversubscribed school with 1600+ students on roll in years 7 to 11.

We have a strong and driven SLT and place a great deal of emphasis on recruiting and retaining excellent staff. Our staff are a quite brilliant team and we invest in their CPD to benefit our students and them as individuals.

We are both relentless in our pursuit of excellence and immensely proud of our staff and students.

The successful person may already be working in a school and want a change or role or could be an individual with the passion and desire to make a real difference to the lives of young people.

This key role in school supports the excellent work of the pastoral & safeguarding teams in ensuring that all students are safe, well and cared for. As our named school Student Welfare Officer the the successful candidate will be required to:

  • Be responsible for safeguarding and prioritising the welfare of children
  • Lead on the school medical room provision ensuring a high quality and efficient support service is given to students who have pre-existing medical conditions and those who are ill during the school day.
  • Deliver an outstanding service in interaction with a wide range of stakeholders including students, parents/carers and staff.
  • Be responsible for performing a variety of appropriate first aid treatments in response to first aid needs that are presenting
  • Lead on the creation, reviewing, updating and consistent delivery of student specific medical plans.
  • Maintain accurate records, collate, review and share data with relevant parties so as to garner their support with individual students and patterns of need.
  • Be able to implement and uphold school rules, policies and ethos; being an excellent role model for students

Job Types: Permanent, Full-time

Pay: £26,824.00 per year

Benefits:

  • On-site parking
  • Wellness programme

Work Location: In person

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