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Improving Attendance Manager

Hays Specialist Recruitment Limited
Posted 2 days ago, valid for a day
Location

Birmingham, West Midlands B27 6QS, England

Contract type

Part Time

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  • Birmingham City Council's Thriving Children and Families Division is seeking an Improving Attendance Manager for a project lasting a minimum of 3 months.
  • The position is Grade 5, offering up to £29.31 per hour.
  • Candidates must possess a degree or equivalent and have a minimum of three years' experience in social care or development.
  • Key responsibilities include managing support for schools, ensuring effective partnership working, and leading a team focused on improving school attendance.
  • Experience in staff supervision, data analysis, and working with vulnerable children and families is essential.

We have a new project coming up with Birmingham City Council's Thriving Children and Families Division under the Attendance and Inclusion Service.They are looking for an Improving Attendance Manager to carry out a project for a minimum of 3 months and are Grade 5 (up to £29.31 per hour). The role will involve the following:

  • To manage, co-ordinate and quality, assure the support to schools as prescribed under 'Working together to improve school attendance', ensuring all children can access the full-time education to which they are entitled, with a strong focus on inclusion for vulnerable children including preventing exclusions.
  • To ensure the delivery of effective partnership, working with all key internal and external stakeholders, building and maintaining a strong collaborative approach to the local authority support for school attendance
  • To provide supervision and line management responsibilities in relation to staff as allocated
  • To support the improvement of school attendance within the city and promote the safeguarding and welfare of children and young people
  • To lead and develop a team to ensure efficient, effective, and responsive professional support and challenge in relation to children with persistent and severe absence from school.
  • To be responsible for the allocation of Managing Attendance Coordinators within a defined locality area and to ensure annual or termly 'Targeted Support Meetings' are held in schools and other education providers based on the schools data
  • To ensure all statutory duties are met and that any interventions are informed by best practice and agreed procedures

Essential experience requirements for the role: Degree level or equivalent, a minimum of three years' experience working in social care or development and experience of providing:

  • Staff supervision
  • Statistical reporting and manipulating/ collating/ analysing/ presenting data for performance management purposes on software such as Microsoft Excel
  • Working with vulnerable children and families l
  • Multidisciplinary and multi-agency work
  • Experience of devising and delivering training and presentations to a wide variety of audiences, including schools and other local authority staff

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