To oversee the most serious mental health cases and help coordinate communication between parents
teachers and external agencies
Run regular check-ins with most at risk students
and work directly with parents and wider families of students with serious mental health issues
To oversee interventions based on late and nonattendance to school; to be overall responsible for EBSA students
To lead and intervene the school responses to Securus* alerts. To oversee the school's response to the School's Speak Up/We Listen Form
If necessary to assist the Heads of Year and Heads of Section investigating allegations of serious behaviour incidents by pupils
especially if these have safeguarding dimensions (e.g bullying)
To be involved with the pastoral team in delivering assemblies and parent information evenings where appropriate
To assist with the transition programme for studentsIn particular
students with SEN
students joining us from abroad and those who may find transition difficult
To be involved in EDI elements of the school to help support student wellbeing
To help assist with wellbeing programme at RGS Prep when necessary and appropriate
Authentic and vocational commitment to the welfare and flourishing of all children
Experience of working with young people
within the context of mental health support. Proven record of successfully being part of a team/developing a programme
To be confident and calm under pressure
to demonstrate initiative and to manage completing priorities effectively
Strong organisational skills; Excellent communication skills
both written and verbal; Self-motivated with the ability to work independently and proactively. *ICT filtering and monitoring system in school Internal Microsoft Form that can be used by students to flag concerns to the Pastoral Team