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Child and Family Support Worker (Full Time)
Kingshurst Primary School, Birmingham, West Midlands
Between £33,673 and £38,510 (Band D)
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About the job
An opportunity has arisen for an outstanding Family Support Worker to work with children and their families during these challenging times.
This is a varied role that focusses in particular on supporting the Designated Safeguarding Leads in promoting the safety and wellbeing of our children and their families.
The job purpose is to ensure effective advice, guidance and support for families, children and young people in order to encourage engagement, raise standards, aspirations and facilitate academic progress.
You will have experience of making referrals, undertaking home visits and providing practical help and support to families.
This is an exciting opportunity to make a real difference to children and their families. You will benefit from the full range of support a professional and experienced team, committed to securing the best outcomes, can offer.
About Kingshurst Primary School
- Type of school
- Academy sponsor led
- Phase
- Primary, with nursery classes
- Ages
- 3 to 11
- Pupils
- 459 (room for 540)
- Free school meals
- 65.1% of pupils
- Local authority
- Solihull
- Address
- School Close, Birmingham, B37 6BN
Last inspected by Ofsted on 24 May 2023, before report cards were introduced. Read the report
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