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:My client based in Nottingham are a progressive Law Firm with an outstanding reputation. An opportunity has arisen for a Legal Support Manager Manager to join their Senior Support Team. This role is hybrid and will entail managing a team of up to 20 support staff both administrative and secretarial staff. This role is based two days in office. This role will ensure the successful delivery of a high-quality, client-focused legal support service, through the operational day-to-day management of the practice and team assistants; and will be the main point of contact. • Managing a team of legal support staff of 20 or more., • Managing individual performance including regular progress meetings and annual appraisals, probation reviews in line with the competency framework, and objective setting., • Ensure the smooth induction of new starters, transfers and maternity returns to the department., • Identify appropriate an provide pastoral care and active management of wellbeing for the legal support team., • Manage legal support teams with a focus on service delivery and excellence; resolve issues relating to workflow, resources, working relationships, service delivery and HR matters., • Working closely with Managers, • Developing relationships with stakeholders to ensure KPIs are met., • Managing headcount in line with business needs, • Managing the recruitment and selection process, • Arrange and chair legal support team meetings., • Produce management information as required and review processes and services introducing improvements/new services as appropriate., • Ensuring full compliance by the legal teams and actively support and be a champion for department/firm initiatives, engaging frequently with central teams and driving positive change., • Lead on department projects. Applicants must have experience of line managing LEGAL support staff within a Law firm. Experience of managing around 10 plus employees would be required. Katie Bard is acting as an agency and is an equal opportunities employer.

Pastoral Assistant – Nottingham Location: Nottingham Start Date: Immediate / ASAP Contract: Full-time or part-time, long-term or short-term Milk Education is recruiting compassionate and proactive Pastoral Assistants to support pupils across schools in Nottingham. This is an exciting opportunity for professionals passionate about helping young people thrive socially, emotionally, and academically. Key Responsibilities: • Support pupils with emotional, social, and behavioural needs within the school environment., • Provide 1:1 or small group support to build confidence, resilience, and engagement., • Help pupils develop strategies to manage emotions and improve behaviour., • Liaise with teachers, SENCOs, and pastoral teams to support individual pupil needs., • Monitor pupil progress, recording observations and providing feedback to staff and parents., • Act as a positive role model and build strong, trusting relationships with pupils., • Experience working with children and young people, ideally in schools, SEMH, or SEN settings., • Understanding of behaviour management techniques and pastoral care strategies., • Calm, patient, and resilient approach to challenging situations., • Strong interpersonal and communication skills., • Ability to work under guidance while using initiative to support pupils., • Competitive pay rates., • Flexible working hours and days to suit your schedule., • Fast-track registration and compliance process., • Access to exclusive school partnerships across Nottingham., • 5-Star rated agency with over 3,000 reviews on Google & Facebook., • FREE access to our Perks Portal with a wide range of discounts., • Over 1,000 accredited CPD courses through Milk Academy, including pastoral care, behaviour, and SEMH training., • Dedicated consultant support 24/7 via direct mobile., • FREE resources, lesson plans, and wellbeing support. Click ‘Apply Now’ or get in touch for more information: 📞 0115 7722772 📧

Behaviour Mentor Location: Nottingham City Centre (NG1)Pay: £125 - £130 per dayHours: Monday to Friday, 8:30am - 3:30pmContract: Full-time, long term to permanentStart Date: ASAP Long Term Futures are seeking a dedicated and proactive SEN / Behaviour Mentor to provide targeted support to pupils with additional needs, based in Nottingham City Centre (NG1). The role involves working closely with teaching staff, SEN teams, and pastoral leads to support students' emotional regulation, behaviour, and engagement both in and out of the classroom. The successful candidate will play a key role in promoting positive behaviour, inclusion, and resilience, while building strong, trusting relationships with pupils and supporting their overall development. About the Role * Provide 1:1 and small-group behaviour and pastoral support * Support students with emotional regulation, behaviour, and engagement * Work closely with pastoral leads, SEN staff, and teaching teams * Support pupils during lessons, interventions, and unstructured times * Promote positive behaviour, resilience, and inclusion across the school * Build positive, trusting relationships with pupils * Implement tailored strategies to manage and de-escalate behaviour Ideal Candidate Profile * Hands-on, proactive, and energetic approach * Strong understanding of safeguarding and behaviour management strategies * Proven experience supporting students with behavioural or pastoral needs * Experience managing challenging behaviour within SEMH or SEN settings * Patient, empathetic, and committed to making a long-term impact Why Work with Long Term Futures? * Long-term placements offering stability and clear progression routes * Weekly pay via a streamlined digital system * Free CPD, including SEND-focused training * Dedicated consultant providing ongoing guidance and support Trial days and interviews are being arranged immediately. Apply today with Long Term Futures or contact Chloe directly to learn more about this rewarding opportunity. Long Term Futures is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people. All applicants will be subject to safer recruitment checks, including an enhanced DBS check and satisfactory references.

Lead Teacher\nLocation: Nottingham\nContract: Full-time, permanent (37 hours per week)\nSalary: £32,000-£40,000 (depending on experience and qualifications)\nThe Lead Teacher plays a key role in delivering effective educational leadership alongside high-quality classroom practice within a positive and ambitious college setting. This position supports young people aged 14–19, many of whom have complex needs and may display challenging behaviours. The role is focused on maintaining excellent standards in teaching, behaviour support, curriculum implementation, staff development, and learner achievement to ensure consistently strong provision. The post includes teaching for two days each week, with the remainder of the time allocated to leadership and management duties.\nLead Teacher – What you’ll be doing…\n * Teach Maths and/or English (up to Level 2), delivering high-quality, engaging lessons that support progress for all learners.\n * Create a positive, inclusive learning environment with high expectations for attendance, behaviour, achievement, and progression.\n * Plan, deliver and adapt the curriculum to meet the diverse needs of learners, using a range of effective teaching strategies and resources.\n * Assess, monitor and track learner progress, identifying needs and implementing appropriate support and intervention strategies.\n * Lead and coordinate multi-agency support to ensure learner wellbeing and success.\n * Maintain high standards of behaviour management, safeguarding, and student welfare.\n * Work collaboratively with colleagues to provide effective pastoral care and maximise learner outcomes.\n * Manage timetables and deploy teaching and support staff effectively to ensure efficient delivery.\n * Lead the development of subject areas, including planning and updating schemes of work in line with curriculum and regulatory requirements.\n * Monitor and evaluate the quality of teaching and learning, driving continuous improvement.\n * Set clear expectations and targets for staff, managing performance and supporting professional development.\n * Lead on safeguarding practices, ensuring compliance with all policies and statutory requirements.\n * Contribute to behaviour strategies at both individual and whole-organisation level.\n * Support recruitment, and coach, motivate and develop staff to achieve high standards.\n * Complete all required administrative duties, including registers, exam entries and invigilation.\nLead Teacher – What we’re looking for..\n * A recognised QTS qualification\n * Designated Safeguarding Lead (DSL) experience.\n * Proven experience in line management, including setting performance targets and carrying out regular supervision.\n * Strong understanding of teaching, learning, and lesson planning\n * Knowledge of curriculum delivery, assessment, and study programmes\n * Experience working with young people, including those with complex needs, behavioural challenges, and additional learning needs.\n * Ability to plan and deliver engaging, inclusive lessons\n * Skilled in adapting teaching and behaviour strategies to meet diverse needs\n * Strong communication and interpersonal skills\nDisclaimer\nBy submitting this application, you confirm that all information provided is true and accurate to the best of your knowledge. Any false or misleading information may result in your application being rejected or an offer of employment being withdrawn.\nWe are an equal opportunities employer and assess all applications fairly and without discrimination.\nPersonal data will be processed for recruitment purposes only, in accordance with UK data protection legislation, including the UK GDPR and the Data Protection Act 2018.\nDue to the volume of applications received we are only able to reply to candidates who match the requirements of the job role, if you have not received a reply within 7 working days of your application being sent, unfortunately it has not been successful on this occasion

Curriculum Manager - Travel and Tourism Salary £43,222 - £45,406 per annum Application Deadline Monday 13th April 2026 Your future is hereA place to inspire In a leadership role here at Nottingham College you will play a vital part in helping thousands of people reach their potential. We are Nottingham’s College and together, we make a positive difference to our learners, to our communities and to each other. We’re building better futures, for others and for ourselves. Here you will be at the forefront of curriculum development and innovation, ensuring our learners are equipped with the skills, behaviours and experiences to achieve at college and thrive in life. Here you will have the freedom to work in a way that suits you, the support to thrive and the opportunity to shape your career, whilst leading in a large and vibrant college that puts its learners at the heart of everything it does. What you'll do Nottingham College has an exciting opportunity for an experienced, innovative and dynamic leader to join the Curriculum Leadership Team at its flagship City Hub campus, as the Curriculum Manager for Travel & Tourism. We are looking for someone who can inspire a large curriculum team alongside the Head of Faculty, to provide high quality teaching, learning and assessment for a diverse range of students. As curriculum manager you will support the team to provide outstanding leadership in all aspects of the development, management, teaching and delivery of a fast paced, customer facing curriculum area. The Faculty Area covers a wide breadth of curriculum levels from pre-16 and entry level through to adult provision and Higher Education. A key focus of this role will be to: • Drive the quality of the provision and the curriculum offer to meet the needs of our students, employers, and stake holders., • Develop students’ opportunities for progression and readiness for employment will also be a critical factor of this role. For further details on this post which the job description and person specification cannot answer for you, please contact Elliot Richardson, Head of Faculty on . Interviews / Assessments are planned for: Week commencing 9th or 16th March Why Join us • Competitive salary – £43,222 - £45,406 per annum FTE. (This will be pro-rata for part time posts), • 39 days Annual Leave + 8 Bank Holidays + Opportunity to purchase up to 5 days annual leave, • Access to Teacher's Pension Scheme, • Discounts at various stores and services across the UK via our Vivup App, • Various travel schemes including cycle to work, local transport season tickets and car salary sacrifice scheme At Nottingham College, we’re committed to creating a workplace where everyone feels supported, valued, and understood. We’re proud to be recognised as a Carer Confident employer, acknowledging the tailored support we offer to staff who balance their roles with caring responsibilities. As part of the Endometriosis Friendly Employer scheme, we’re actively tackling the stigma around menstrual health and providing meaningful support to those affected. Our commitment to wellbeing continues as we work towards becoming a Menopause Friendly accredited employer, ensuring those experiencing menopause and peri-menopause feel heard and supported. Mental health matters here too — our network of accredited Mental Health First Aiders is always growing, helping to foster a culture of compassion and understanding across the college. Through our Wellness Cafés – informal gatherings that invite open conversation – colleagues are encouraged to share experiences and support one another. Whether navigating health challenges or balancing work and personal life, wellbeing is prioritised at Nottingham College, allowing you to thrive in your career. Nottingham College is a place where you can share your ideas, work with people from all kinds of backgrounds and together, make a positive difference. Within our inclusive workplace, everyone is given the opportunity to belong. As part of this we are happy to consider any reasonable adjustments that successful candidates may need. Nottingham College is committed to safeguarding and promoting the wellbeing of our students and expects all staff and volunteers to share this commitment. Background checks including employer references, and an enhanced DBS check will be required for this role. Apply If you’re ready to be part of something special, the future is here. Just press APPLY for full details. We shortlist and interview for our roles throughout the duration of the advert. Therefore, we would encourage you to submit your application as soon as possible to avoid disappointment. We reserve the right to close this advert prior to the stated closing date should we have a high volume of candidates. Please note that interview dates may be subject to change depending on availability

This role will be responsible for the successful delivery of a high-quality, client-focused legal support service, through the operational day-to-day management of the practice and team assistants; and will be the main point of contact. They will work closely with all members of the team focusing on understanding the business and practice needs and work with the Head of Legal Support Services and fee earners to strategically design and deliver appropriately resourced administrative support services and deliver exceptional client service. Duties will include • Manage individual performance of allocated support resources including regular progress meetings and annual appraisals, probation reviews in line with the competency framework, and objective setting., • Ensure the smooth induction of new starters, transfers and maternity returns to the department, ensuring awareness and understanding of HR, department and client specific policies, procedures and information., • Act as a coach to develop the team to the highest standards., • Identify appropriate training to support induction and personal development through feedback, performance management and continued assessment of training needs., • Provide pastoral care and active management of wellbeing for the legal support team., • Manage legal support teams with a focus on service delivery and excellence; resolve issues relating to workflow, resources, working relationships, service delivery and HR matters., • Working closely with other Practice Support Managers, manage resource allocation to ensure service levels are maintained across the department and ensuring a fair distribution of workload and cover., • Work closely with the Head of LSS to support wider group. Ensure full understanding of the groups aims and objectives., • Develop relationships and proactively engage with the fee earners to understand client specific requirements/SLAs/KPIs, and to ensure the successful management and administration of practice area support., • Responsible for ensuring the prioritisation of work appropriately., • Ensure all Practice Assistants and Team Assistants work proactively and for the benefit of the business across their team and other teams as appropriate., • Manage headcount in line with business needs and ensure business case established where changes are required, drafting documentation as requested., • Manage the recruitment and selection process, ensuring recruitment is within budget, alternative options have been explored and appropriate business cases are provided., • Keep abreast of issues, anticipate changes in demand/regulatory changes and effect timely interventions to address the changes, working with the Head of Dept to introduce these into the service., • Proactively and flexibly work with the other Team Managers to improve the quality and efficiency of legal support services provided to the business, ensuring consistency of approach., • Arrange and chair legal support team meetings., • Produce management information as required; Implement and review team KPIs/SLAs, statistics etc. for ongoing monitoring of quality and efficiency and performance management., • Approval of overtime., • Review processes and service provision, introducing improvements/new services as appropriate; developing and managing the current services being provided as well as considering future changes in line with technology changes and the changing needs of our clients/the business., • Co-ordinate they day to day operational running of the team, such as approval of overtime and other expenses., • Previous Management experience, • Demonstrable experience of working in a management role in a legal or professional service environment., • Advanced Microsoft Office skills, • Excellent communication skills with the ability to quickly establish credible relationships at all levels., • Experience of managing multiple stakeholders and leading change., • Ability to balance conflicting priorities, be alert to potential problems and challenge working practices., • Proactive, collaborative and forward-thinking., • Confidential and discreet but able to redirect information when appropriate to ensure areas of concern are resolved efficiently and effectively., • Ability to identify and deliver improvements to processes and systems to ensure efficiency and the drive to see projects through from initiation to completion., • Ability to lead, motivate and develop people., • Attention to detail and the highest quality standards., • Resilient with the ability to manage difficult situations effectively and stay calm under pressure., • Strong influencing skills., • Acts as a role model and mentor., • Competitive salary - paying up to £45,000, • 25 days holiday plus you can buy and sell a further 5, • Pension and life assurance, • Well being and lifestyle benefits

Behaviour Mentor Location: Nottingham City Centre (NG1) Pay: £125 - £130 per day Hours: Monday to Friday, 8:30am - 3:30pm Contract: Full-time, long term to permanent Start Date: ASAP Long Term Futures are seeking a dedicated and proactive SEN / Behaviour Mentor to provide targeted support to pupils with additional needs, based in Nottingham City Centre (NG1). The role involves working closely with teaching staff, SEN teams, and pastoral leads to support students' emotional regulation, behaviour, and engagement both in and out of the classroom. The successful candidate will play a key role in promoting positive behaviour, inclusion, and resilience, while building strong, trusting relationships with pupils and supporting their overall development. About the Role Provide 1:1 and small-group behaviour and pastoral support Support students with emotional regulation, behaviour, and engagement Work closely with pastoral leads, SEN staff, and teaching teams Support pupils during lessons, interventions, and unstructured times Promote positive behaviour, resilience, and inclusion across the school Build positive, trusting relationships with pupils Implement tailored strategies to manage and de-escalate behaviour Ideal Candidate Profile Hands-on, proactive, and energetic approach Strong understanding of safeguarding and behaviour management strategies Proven experience supporting students wit...

Legal Secretarial Support Manager We are looking for a Legal Secretarial Support Manager to join a large national law firm with beautiful offices and a relaxed and nurturing atmosphere! This role is offering up to £45,000k a year, on a hybrid basis within their Nottingham City Centre office. This role is perfect for someone who has come from a similar background as a practice support manager within legal or good professional services management experience. The role would be responsible for the successful delivery of the legal support service and the operational day to day management of the practice assistants and team assistants and being the main point of contact by working closely with all the members of the team. The day-to-day duties of the role would include: • Manage individual performance such as meetings, annual appraisals, probation reviews and objective setting, • Co-ordinating the day to day running of the team such as approval of expenses and overtime, • Ensuring smooth induction of new starters, transfer and maternity returns to the department, • Acting as a coach to the team and providing pastoral care and management of the wellbeing of the team, • Performance management through identifying training needs and personal development through feedback, • Managing resource allocation, • Developing relationships with the fee earns to understand client requirements, • Responsible for the prioritisation of work across the support team, • Line management of the practice assistants and team assistants to work proactively and collectively to ensure productivity, • Manage headcount in line with business needs and budget, • Arrange and chair legal support meetings, • Reviewing processes and introducing new improvements and services Please contact your consultant directly if you are already registered with Katie Bard. Katie Bard is an Equal Opportunities Employer. Katie Bard will be managing your application in accordance with the GDPR and Data Protection Act 2018. Please refer to our privacy notice which will explain how we as an organisation will manage your data on our website. If your application is successful, we will contact you and manage your personal data in accordance with the guidelines of GDPR. If your application has been unsuccessful, we will delete your application within 6 weeks and all record of your data. Katie Bard is acting as an employment agency. JBRP1_UKTJ

Teacher of Criminology Provisional interview date: w/c 20th April 2026 Optimistic Equity Kindness Innovation Collaboration This role is offered as maternity cover until August 2027. Kindly note that we do not accept CVs, in line with Keeping Children Safe in Education requirements. All applications must be submitted via the link provided only. Derby College Group (DCG) is seeking an enthusiastic and highly skilled Criminology specialist to join our team at the Joseph Wright Centre. This is an exciting opportunity to contribute to our Applied Criminology provision, delivering outstanding teaching, learning and assessment that inspires students and supports their progression to the next stage of their lives. The Opportunity This is an exciting opportunity for a passionate Criminology teacher to deliver high-quality, engaging learning that inspires students to achieve their potential. Youll create dynamic lessons, support student progress, and contribute to a curriculum that promotes critical thinking, personal development, and future employability. If youre committed to exceptional teaching, strong pastoral support, and helping learners progress with confidence, wed love to hear from you. About You Youll be an experienced and engaging Criminology teacher with recent, specialist experience delivering WJEC Level 3. Confident in teaching all four Criminology units, you will bring up-to-date knowledge of the qualification and recent experience marking controlled assessments for Units 1 and 3. With a strong track record of student achievement, you create well-structured, motivating lessons that support students to succeed. Youll hold a degree in Criminology or a related subject, a recognised teaching qualification, and Level 2 English and Maths, alongside strong organisational and IT skills. The Benefits • Salary of £29,374 to £44,218 per annum, • 49 days holiday (inclusive of 8 bank holidays and 6 closure days where these occur), • Membership of the Teachers Pension Scheme with a 28.68% employer contribution, • Discount at our Ofsted rated Outstanding onsite Little Explorers Nursery, • TOTUM discount card (aka NUS/Student Discount Card) / discounted Tastecard, • Discounts on East Midlands Railway Annual Season Tickets, • Microsoft Office for FREE with 1TB of OneDrive cloud storage, • Discount on treatments at SENSI our onsite salon at the Roundhouse, • Flint Bishop Solicitors free will writing, 1-hour free consultation with family department, 10% discount on Conveyancing services, • Continuous development and progression opportunities, • Free eye tests with Specsavers, • Employee Assistance Programme We are committed to creating an inclusive workplace which promotes and values diversity. We welcome all talent irrespective of age, disability, neuro-divergence, sex, gender identity and gender expression, race, ethnicity, religion, belief, sexual orientation or other personal circumstances. We ensure that our policies and procedures treat all applicants consistently and fairly during our recruitment process. Safeguarding statement DCG is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children, young people and vulnerable adults. This post is exempt from the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act 1974 and all successful candidates will be subject to an enhanced Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) check. An online search of the preferred candidate is also completed to help to identify any incidents or issues that have happened, and are publicly available online, which the college may need to explore with the candidate further. Please be advised that it is an offence to apply for this position if you are barred from engaging in regulated activity relevant to children. If you require visa sponsorship Please note that unfortunately, this role is ineligible for sponsorship under the UK Visas & Immigration points-based immigration system. Applications are welcome from candidates who do not currently have the right to work in the UK but would be eligible to obtain a valid visa via another route. Please consult theHome Office websitefor further information. For a full explanation of the roles and responsibilities and the person specification, please click on the Apply link below. JBRP1_UKTJ

Primary Teacher (QTS) Small Group Teaching Derby City SEND/SEMH Provision Location: Derby City Ready to make your application Please do read through the description at least once before clicking on Apply. Contract: Full-time / Long-term Start: ASAP Salary: Competitive, dependent on experience Are you a Primary-trained, QTS-qualified teacher who thrives in a nurturing, small-group environment? Do you have a passion for supporting pupils with SEND and SEMH needs to re-engage with learning and achieve meaningful progress? If so, wed love to hear from you. We are working with a fantastic Derby City provision that supports pupils who require a more personalised, therapeutic approach to education. They are looking for a dedicated Primary Teacher to deliver engaging, creative lessons to small groups of learners who benefit from structure, patience, and a relational approach. About the Role • Delivering Primary-level lessons to small groups of SEND/SEMH pupils, • Planning and adapting learning to meet individual needs, • Creating a safe, calm, and consistent learning environment, • Working closely with support staff and the wider pastoral team, • Using a trauma-informed, relationship-based approach, • Supporting pupils to build confidence, resilience, and positive learning habitsAbout You, • QTS-qualified and Primary-trained, • Experience with SEND and/or SEMH is highly desirable, • Confident in adapting lessons and differentiating effectively, • Calm, patient, and able to build strong, trusting relationships, • Passionate about helping pupils overcome barriers to learning xrnqpay, • Able to work as part of a supportive, committed teamWhat the Provision Offers, • Small class sizes and excellent support, • A welcoming, collaborative staff team, • Ongoing professional development Apply today or contact us for an informal chat about the role.

Join us as a Pastoral Mentor: Empower Futures! Do you want to work for a company where wellbeing is more than a word, it's a commitment? Somewhere where the person matters as much as the professional? Well at Progress Schools, that's just the approach we take. Our top-notch benefits go beyond the basics-enjoy access to discounted gym memberships, a free wellbeing app that is jam packed with fitness, yoga and mindfulness resources and dedicated counselling support. And because we know your passion is with pupils and not paperwork, we do everything we can to reduce the amount of surplus admin too. Your work-life balance matters. That's why we offer generous holidays, additional leave for foster carers and flexibility wherever possible. And why do we do this? Because when you thrive, so do our students. So we want to invest in your personal and professional growth as much as we do the young people who attend our schools. But that's not all, we also offer... Professional Development: Support for professional qualifications, in-house training, including paid qualifications. Last year we invested approx. £3.5k per colleague! Financial Security: Death in Service Insurance providing four times your salary. Family-Friendly Policies: Enhanced Maternity/Paternity Leave. Health and Wellbeing Cashback: Access to Medicash for you and your dependants, covering the costs of eye tests, optical, dental, prescriptions, and holistic treatments up to £900 annually. Recognition Awards: Monthly, Quarterly, and Annual Recognition Awards. Referral Bonus: £500 for referring top talent. Exclusive Discounts: MiRewards benefits platform, offering loads of discounts and rewards Weekly drop ins with Senior Leaders: Connect, clarify and communicate with weekly drop-ins with our Managing Director and organisation SLT Group Connection: Annual Group conference and a comprehensive benefits review. Who are we looking for from you? Engagement Skills: Ability to engage learners and support their ambitions Emotional Support: Passionate about making a positive impact on students' lives. Qualification: GCSEs in Maths and English C or 4 grade and above (or an equivalent) Knowledge: Have an understanding of alternative provision and dealing with students with special needs. Experience: Working within an education setting or equivalent. Communication: Professional communication with students and staff. Promotion of Values: Commitment to promoting equality, diversity, safeguarding, wellbeing, and British values. About the School: Progress Schools is part of The Progress Group, the Group is made up of six business units, each of which aspires to innovate, influence, and inspire others through high-quality and purposeful education and training. Progress Schools is a national group of 13 independent OFSTED-regulated schools. At Progress Schools - Wolverhampton we support approximately 15 pupils on roll to ensure that we can provide ample opportunities for children who need a nurturing, encouraging and supportive environment, specifically for those who will reintegrate back into a mainstream setting. The school consists of a core team of the Head of School, three teachers, and two support staff. Further support is also provided by regional and national staff, who work with a number of schools across our group Please click here to view the Job Description. How to Apply: Ready to be a part of our journey? Submit your application with a brief note about your training philosophy by clicking APPLY. If you have any further queries, then please get in touch with our friendly recruitment team by emailing Let's redefine education together! #JoinOurTeam #EducationRevolution #AlternativeEducation #Pastoral Mentor Diversity and Inclusion Statement: The Progress Group is an Equal Opportunities Employer. We are committed to equal employment opportunities regardless of age, sexual orientation, gender, pregnancy, religion, nationality, ethnic origin, disability, medical history, skin colour, marital status, genetic information, or parental status. All employment decisions are based on merit, job requirements, and business needs. Safeguarding Statement: We are committed to safeguarding and protecting all children and young people by implementing robust safer recruitment practices. For details of our commitment to safer recruitment please visit our website for further information. Note: We are unable to provide Visa sponsorship for this role. TPBN1_UKTJ

A leading educational agency is seeking compassionate and proactive Pastoral Assistants in Nottingham to support pupils and aid their emotional, social, and academic development.Responsibilities include providing 1:1 support, monitoring pupil progress, and working closely with teaching staff.Ideal c

TEACHING ASSISTANT Level 4 (FLP WORKER) Contact Information:(email address removed) Location: Wings School Notts, NG22 8NB Salary: £26,244 – £28,944 (SCP 11 – 17) Closing Date: Monday 23rd March with interviews Wednesday 25th and Thursday 26th March 2026 Job Type: permanent Setting: Wings School Notts At Kedleston Group, our vision is simple, every provision we operate will be recognised as ‘outstanding’ in every way. We will never be the biggest, but we will lead, and others will follow. Wings School Notts About the Role We are seeking a compassionate, resilient and motivated Higher Level Teaching Assistant to join our team at Wings School Notts. Working under the direction of the Assistant Headteacher, you will play a vital role in supporting the wellbeing, engagement and personal development of children and young people with SEMH and ASC needs. This role is central to ensuring students feel safe, understood and supported both in school and, where appropriate, beyond the school environment. You will work directly with students who may struggle with attendance, behaviour, emotional regulation or engagement with learning, delivering targeted educational support that helps them re-engage and thrive. You will also work closely with families, including undertaking home visits and supporting flexible and personalised learning arrangements. Key Responsibilities Student Support Supporting individual pupils or small groups to engage with learning and integrate into full time education Delivering sessions or sequences of sessions Coordination of pupil learning activities with subject leaders, including their delivery and assessment Supporting pupil welfare and wellbeing Adhering to the school’s systems, structures, policies and procedures. Actively supporting school activities where required, including attending educational trips, extra-curricular activities and parents’ evenings, which may require some out-of-hours availability. Communicate regularly and effectively with parents and carers. Supporting and Delivering Learning Deliver academic and social learning activities in venues, including the pupils’ home, away from the main school site Transport pupils to and from learning venues or to the school. Organise activities to support positive mental health and wellbeing for pupils. Construct a timetable of learning activities for pupils, reviewing them on a fortnightly basis. Support pupils as they make the transition to attending educational activities on the school site. Coordinate this transition with senior leaders and teaching staff. Help to organise vocational placements for students, were appropriate. Support pupils with transport and supervision to these placements. Support pupils and families to attend important appointments. Support pupils and families with transition arrangements to KS5 providers Keep accurate records of pupil engagement and attendance. Pupil Welfare and safeguarding Promote exemplary standards of behaviour, in line with school policies and procedures. Understanding the school’s safeguarding procedures and actively promoting pupils’ wellbeing and safety. Working with the DSL and their deputies to ensure safeguarding is at the core of your practise. Contribute to risk assessments for pupils, locations and activities as appropriate. Under instruction or supervision, manage systems, procedures and policy to secure positive welfare, personal development, behaviour, and engagement of the pupil cohort Delivery of pre-determined behaviour, care or welfare support programmes Provide mentoring or counselling to pupils Keep appropriate records regarding behaviour, engagement, welfare and safeguarding School culture Uphold the school’s vision, values, and ethos and those of Kedleston Group. Contribute to a culture where pupils and staff experience a positive and enriching school life. Uphold ambitious educational standards which prepare pupils from all backgrounds for their next phase of education and life. Cultivate and sustain positive and respectful relationships across the school community, and with other stakeholders. Help create and sustain a safe, orderly and inclusive environment. Model a culture of high staff professionalism. Work collaboratively with school, Kedleston network colleagues, and partner agencies Other duties Keeping up to date with matters relating to the school, its pupils, policies and curriculum. Attend regular meetings. Undertake relevant CPD. Carrying out other duties, as directed by the headteacher, in accordance with school policies and procedures. What We Are Looking For The ideal candidate will have: Experience working with children or young people, ideally within an educational, SEMH, ASC or alternative provision setting. A strong understanding of the social, emotional and behavioural needs of vulnerable learners. The ability to build positive, trusting relationships with students who may be anxious, disengaged or distressed. Experience working with families, including confidence in undertaking home visits. A calm, patient and trauma-informed approach, with effective de-escalation skills. A good understanding of safeguarding responsibilities within an education setting. Strong communication skills and the ability to work effectively as part of a team. Resilience, flexibility and a genuine commitment to improving outcomes for young people. Our School Community At Wings School Notts, relationships are at the heart of everything we do. We are proud of our inclusive, therapeutic approach and our close partnership with families. The Pastoral Support Worker will play a key role in ensuring students feel supported, understood and empowered to succeed, both academically and personally. Join Us Wings School Notts, part of Kedleston Group, is an independent specialist day school near Newark in Nottinghamshire, for children and young people aged between the ages of 9 and 17. We provide a safe learning environment for children and young people with a wide range of varying needs including social, emotional and mental health needs (SEMH), autism (ASC), attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) and attachment difficulties (AD). If you are passionate about supporting vulnerable young people, committed to inclusive practice and eager to make a meaningful difference in students’ lives, we would be delighted to hear from you. Kedleston Group Limited is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of its children and young people and we expect all staff to share this commitment. Safeguarding is everyone’s responsibility. You will be expected to engage in annual safeguarding training, be familiar with key policies and ensure you know the steps to take should you be made aware of a safeguarding or child protection concern. You will remain vigilant and act swiftly if you have concerns about a child and be an appropriate role model for both children and colleagues at all times. The successful candidate is required to provide references and will be expected to undertake an enhanced DBS check. We will ask you to complete a criminal self-declaration form, and we will conduct online searches for information that is publicly available. We are an equal opportunities employer welcoming application from all sections of the community. This post is exempt from the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act 1974 and the amendments to the Exceptions Order 1975, 2013 and 2020. We offer: a competitive salary and enhanced pension contributions for qualified teachers a comprehensive induction programme so you can hit the ground running continued professional development and training a friendly, passionate team committed to getting the best outcomes for our young people bonuses for refer a friend and successful OFSTED inspections life assurance cycle to work scheme, employee perks and discounts platform birthday treats, long service and employee of the month awards employee assistance and counselling service, wellbeing support and advice, free flu jab teaching1002

Are you a resilient, empathetic, and committed individual looking to make a difference in the lives of young people? Tradewind Recruitment is currently seeking a full-time SEMH Teaching Assistant to join a dedicated SEMH (Social, Emotional and Mental Health) school in Nottinghamshire from February2025. This is a temp-to-perm opportunity, ideal for those who are passionate about supporting children with a variety of complex behavioural and emotional needs. The Role: You'll be supporting students who face barriers to learning due to SEMH challenges. Working closely with teachers and pastoral staff, you'll play a key role in managing behaviour, developing trust-based relationships, and helping students regulate emotions and re-engage with education. Support may be 1:1 or within small group settings, depending on student need. What We're Looking For: Experience supporting children or young people with SEMH, behavioural needs, or similar challenges A calm, consistent, and patient approach to working with vulnerable learners Strong interpersonal and de-escalation skills A good understanding of trauma-informed practice or a willingness to learn A proactive and flexible mindset An Enhanced DBS on the Update Service (or willingness to apply)What You Can Expect: A full-time, long-term role with the potential to become permanent A structured and supportive school environment with a strong behaviour policy Daily pay between £95.00 and £105.00, depending on experience Comprehensive support from your dedicated Tradewind consultant Access to high-quality training and CPD in SEMH and behaviour supportThis is an outstanding opportunity for someone with a background in education, care, youth work, or support services who is looking for a challenging but highly rewarding role. Apply Now: To express your interest and be considered for this opportunity, please contact: Lynne Ferguson (phone number removed)

Curriculum Manager - Travel and Tourism Salary £43,222 - £45,406 per annum Application Deadline Monday 13th April 2026 Your future is here A place to inspire In a leadership role here at Nottingham College you will play a vital part in helping thousands of people reach their potential. We are Nottingham’s College and together, we make a positive difference to our learners, to our communities and to each other. We’re building better futures, for others and for ourselves. Here you will be at the forefront of curriculum development and innovation, ensuring our learners are equipped with the skills, behaviours and experiences to achieve at college and thrive in life. Here you will have the freedom to work in a way that suits you, the support to thrive and the opportunity to shape your career, whilst leading in a large and vibrant college that puts its learners at the heart of everything it does. What you'll do Nottingham College has an exciting opportunity for an experienced, innovative and dynamic leader to join the Curriculum Leadership Team at its flagship City Hub campus, as the Curriculum Manager for Travel & Tourism. We are looking for someone who can inspire a large curriculum team alongside the Head of Faculty, to provide high quality teaching, learning and assessment for a diverse range of students. As curriculum manager you will support the team to provide outstanding leadership in all aspects of the development, management, teaching and delivery of a fast paced, customer facing curriculum area. The Faculty Area covers a wide breadth of curriculum levels from pre-16 and entry level through to adult provision and Higher Education. A key focus of this role will be to: Drive the quality of the provision and the curriculum offer to meet the needs of our students, employers, and stake holders. Develop students’ opportunities for progression and readiness for employment will also be a critical factor of this role. Work in partnership with East Midlands Airport to continue to deliver courses to adult learners across a range of courses including aviation, hospitality and logistics industries. The successful candidate will be required to liaise across other faculty areas; support services; admissions; English and maths and pastoral services to support the learner experience. For further details on this post which the job description and person specification cannot answer for you, please contact Elliot Richardson, Head of Faculty on (url removed). Interviews / Assessments are planned for: Week commencing 9th or 16th March Why Join us Competitive salary – £43,222 - £45,406 per annum FTE. (This will be pro-rata for part time posts) 39 days Annual Leave + 8 Bank Holidays + Opportunity to purchase up to 5 days annual leave Access to Teacher's Pension Scheme Discounts at various stores and services across the UK via our Vivup App Various travel schemes including cycle to work, local transport season tickets and car salary sacrifice scheme Opportunities for professional development including 8 dedicated Continued Personal Development (CPD) days and our Request to Invest Programme A place to belong At Nottingham College, we’re committed to creating a workplace where everyone feels supported, valued, and understood. We’re proud to be recognised as a Carer Confident employer, acknowledging the tailored support we offer to staff who balance their roles with caring responsibilities. As part of the Endometriosis Friendly Employer scheme, we’re actively tackling the stigma around menstrual health and providing meaningful support to those affected. Our commitment to wellbeing continues as we work towards becoming a Menopause Friendly accredited employer, ensuring those experiencing menopause and peri-menopause feel heard and supported. Mental health matters here too — our network of accredited Mental Health First Aiders is always growing, helping to foster a culture of compassion and understanding across the college. Through our Wellness Cafés – informal gatherings that invite open conversation – colleagues are encouraged to share experiences and support one another. Whether navigating health challenges or balancing work and personal life, wellbeing is prioritised at Nottingham College, allowing you to thrive in your career. Nottingham College is a place where you can share your ideas, work with people from all kinds of backgrounds and together, make a positive difference. Within our inclusive workplace, everyone is given the opportunity to belong. As part of this we are happy to consider any reasonable adjustments that successful candidates may need. Nottingham College is committed to safeguarding and promoting the wellbeing of our students and expects all staff and volunteers to share this commitment. Background checks including employer references, and an enhanced DBS check will be required for this role. Apply If you’re ready to be part of something special, the future is here. Just press APPLY for full details. We shortlist and interview for our roles throughout the duration of the advert. Therefore, we would encourage you to submit your application as soon as possible to avoid disappointment. We reserve the right to close this advert prior to the stated closing date should we have a high volume of candidates. Please note that interview dates may be subject to change depending on availability

TEACHING ASSISTANT Level 4 (FLP WORKER) Contact Information:(email address removed) Location: Wings School Notts, NG22 8NB Salary: £26,244 – £28,944 (SCP 11 – 17) Closing Date: Monday 23rd March with interviews Wednesday 25th and Thursday 26th March 2026 Job Type: permanent Setting: Wings School Notts At Kedleston Group, our vision is simple, every provision we operate will be recognised as ‘outstanding’ in every way. We will never be the biggest, but we will lead, and others will follow. Wings School Notts About the Role We are seeking a compassionate, resilient and motivated Higher Level Teaching Assistant to join our team at Wings School Notts. Working under the direction of the Assistant Headteacher, you will play a vital role in supporting the wellbeing, engagement and personal development of children and young people with SEMH and ASC needs. This role is central to ensuring students feel safe, understood and supported both in school and, where appropriate, beyond the school environment. You will work directly with students who may struggle with attendance, behaviour, emotional regulation or engagement with learning, delivering targeted educational support that helps them re-engage and thrive. You will also work closely with families, including undertaking home visits and supporting flexible and personalised learning arrangements. Key Responsibilities Student Support Supporting individual pupils or small groups to engage with learning and integrate into full time education Delivering sessions or sequences of sessions Coordination of pupil learning activities with subject leaders, including their delivery and assessment Supporting pupil welfare and wellbeing Adhering to the school’s systems, structures, policies and procedures. Actively supporting school activities where required, including attending educational trips, extra-curricular activities and parents’ evenings, which may require some out-of-hours availability. Communicate regularly and effectively with parents and carers. Supporting and Delivering Learning Deliver academic and social learning activities in venues, including the pupils’ home, away from the main school site Transport pupils to and from learning venues or to the school. Organise activities to support positive mental health and wellbeing for pupils. Construct a timetable of learning activities for pupils, reviewing them on a fortnightly basis. Support pupils as they make the transition to attending educational activities on the school site. Coordinate this transition with senior leaders and teaching staff. Help to organise vocational placements for students, were appropriate. Support pupils with transport and supervision to these placements. Support pupils and families to attend important appointments. Support pupils and families with transition arrangements to KS5 providers Keep accurate records of pupil engagement and attendance. Pupil Welfare and safeguarding Promote exemplary standards of behaviour, in line with school policies and procedures. Understanding the school’s safeguarding procedures and actively promoting pupils’ wellbeing and safety. Working with the DSL and their deputies to ensure safeguarding is at the core of your practise. Contribute to risk assessments for pupils, locations and activities as appropriate. Under instruction or supervision, manage systems, procedures and policy to secure positive welfare, personal development, behaviour, and engagement of the pupil cohort Delivery of pre-determined behaviour, care or welfare support programmes Provide mentoring or counselling to pupils Keep appropriate records regarding behaviour, engagement, welfare and safeguarding School culture Uphold the school’s vision, values, and ethos and those of Kedleston Group. Contribute to a culture where pupils and staff experience a positive and enriching school life. Uphold ambitious educational standards which prepare pupils from all backgrounds for their next phase of education and life. Cultivate and sustain positive and respectful relationships across the school community, and with other stakeholders. Help create and sustain a safe, orderly and inclusive environment. Model a culture of high staff professionalism. Work collaboratively with school, Kedleston network colleagues, and partner agencies Other duties Keeping up to date with matters relating to the school, its pupils, policies and curriculum. Attend regular meetings. Undertake relevant CPD. Carrying out other duties, as directed by the headteacher, in accordance with school policies and procedures. What We Are Looking For The ideal candidate will have: Experience working with children or young people, ideally within an educational, SEMH, ASC or alternative provision setting. A strong understanding of the social, emotional and behavioural needs of vulnerable learners. The ability to build positive, trusting relationships with students who may be anxious, disengaged or distressed. Experience working with families, including confidence in undertaking home visits. A calm, patient and trauma-informed approach, with effective de-escalation skills. A good understanding of safeguarding responsibilities within an education setting. Strong communication skills and the ability to work effectively as part of a team. Resilience, flexibility and a genuine commitment to improving outcomes for young people. Our School Community At Wings School Notts, relationships are at the heart of everything we do. We are proud of our inclusive, therapeutic approach and our close partnership with families. The Pastoral Support Worker will play a key role in ensuring students feel supported, understood and empowered to succeed, both academically and personally. Join Us Wings School Notts, part of Kedleston Group, is an independent specialist day school near Newark in Nottinghamshire, for children and young people aged between the ages of 9 and 17. We provide a safe learning environment for children and young people with a wide range of varying needs including social, emotional and mental health needs (SEMH), autism (ASC), attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) and attachment difficulties (AD). If you are passionate about supporting vulnerable young people, committed to inclusive practice and eager to make a meaningful difference in students’ lives, we would be delighted to hear from you. Kedleston Group Limited is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of its children and young people and we expect all staff to share this commitment. Safeguarding is everyone’s responsibility. You will be expected to engage in annual safeguarding training, be familiar with key policies and ensure you know the steps to take should you be made aware of a safeguarding or child protection concern. You will remain vigilant and act swiftly if you have concerns about a child and be an appropriate role model for both children and colleagues at all times. The successful candidate is required to provide references and will be expected to undertake an enhanced DBS check. We will ask you to complete a criminal self-declaration form, and we will conduct online searches for information that is publicly available. We are an equal opportunities employer welcoming applications from all sections of the community. This post is exempt from the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act 1974 and the amendments to the Exceptions Order 1975, 2013 and 2020. We offer: a competitive salary and enhanced pension contributions for qualified teachers a comprehensive induction programme so you can hit the ground running continued professional development and training a friendly, passionate team committed to getting the best outcomes for our young people bonuses for refer a friend and successful OFSTED inspections life assurance cycle to work scheme, employee perks and discounts platform birthday treats, long service and employee of the month awards employee assistance and counselling service, wellbeing support and advice, free flu jab Teaching 1002

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