About the role
Salary: £75,664 - £83,478 per annum (L15 - L19)
As Head of Site you will
Provide highly visible, consistent and relational leadership of the Lower Site from day one;
Act as Designated Safeguarding Lead and maintain
a strong safeguarding culture;
Secure
consistency and quality in teaching, learning and curriculum, matched to each
pupil's stage, not age;
Lead,
support and hold to account a committed staff team, including day-to-day line
management and performance management;
Sustain high expectations around
attendance, engagement and relationships;
Implement
the site's agreed improvement priorities and keep the Executive Headteacher
informed of progress and risk;
Work closely
with families and partner professionals around individual pupils;
Contribute to planning for 2027/28 and provide a thorough handover
at the end of the appointment.
You may currently be a Head of School or Site, a Deputy or
Assistant Headteacher, or an equivalent senior leader within a Trust. You might
be an established senior leader ready for a whole-site brief, or an aspiring
headteacher looking for a substantial, time-limited opportunity to lead. Either
way, you will bring:
Strong and credible senior
- leadership experience with demonstrable impact;
- A secure understanding of SEND and SEMH education, and a clear commitment to relational, trauma-informed, child-centred practice;
- Excellent safeguarding knowledge and professional judgement;
A track
- record of improving teaching, learning and outcomes;
- The ability to lead, support and challenge teams through change;
- Warmth, resilience and the capacity to stay calm, regulated and purposeful in a complex environment;
The ability
to translate strategic priorities into high-quality day-to-day practice.
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