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Assistant Headteacher

Job in Wrenthorpe, WF2, England, UK
Listing for: Kettlethorpe High School
Full Time position Listed on 2026-11-10
Job specializations:
  • Education / Teaching
    Education Administration, School Counseling & Student Support
Salary/Wage Range or Industry Benchmark: 60000 - 90000 GBP Yearly GBP 60000.00 90000.00 YEAR

Job Description & How to Apply Below

Location: Wrenthorpe

  • To support and assist the Headteacher in all aspects of school life.
  • To provide strategic leadership of behaviour, culture, and attitudes across the school,
  • ensuring a safe, orderly and aspirational environment in which all pupils can thrive. The postholder will lead the development and consistent implementation of behaviour systems, staff training, and targeted interventions, contributing to whole-school improvement and the realisation of the school's vision and values
  • To fulfil all the requirements and duties as set out in the School Teachers' Pay and
  • Conditions Document relating to the Conditions of Employment of an Assistant Headteacher.
  • To seek to achieve any performance criteria, objectives or targets agreed with or set by
  • the Headteacher and School's Governing Body in accordance with the requirements set out in the current School Teachers' Pay and Conditions Document.
  • To promote and safeguard the welfare of all children and young people within the school,
  • by assisting the Headteacher in ensuring that the school's policies and procedures relating to safeguarding children and child protection are fully implemented and followed by all staff.,
  • Lead the whole-school strategy for behaviour, culture and attitudes, aligned with the School Improvement
  • Plan and the school's values.
  • Set and communicate high expectations for student conduct, learning behaviours, attendance and
  • punctuality.
  • Use behaviour, attendance and exclusion data to inform strategy, policy, staffing, and resource allocation;
  • report regularly to SLT and Governors.
  • Contribute to Ofsted readiness in relation to Behaviour and Attitudes and Personal Development.
  • 2) Behaviour Policy, Systems and Consistency
  • Own and review the Culture and Behaviour Policy, rewards and sanctions framework, ensuring consistent
  • application by all staff.
  • Oversee effective systems for logging, monitoring and follow-up (e.g., detentions, restorative meetings,
  • internal suspension, reintegration).
  • Ensure duties, transitions, arrival/dismissal, and lesson changeovers are calm and well-managed; lead
  • regular behaviour and uniform walks.
  • Coordinate responses to serious incidents, ensuring timely investigation, communication and record
  • keeping.
    3) Staff Development and Coaching
  • Design and deliver high-quality CPD on routines, behaviour management, de-escalation, trauma-informed
  • practice and restorative approaches.
  • Coach and support teaching and support staff, including ECTs and new joiners, to embed consistent
  • routines and classroom cultures.
  • Provide guidance on reasonable adjustments and inclusive practice for pupils with additional needs.
  • 4) Pastoral Leadership and Inclusion
  • Line-manage pastoral teams and Heads of Year to ensure early identification and support for pupils at risk
  • of disengagement or exclusion.
  • Work closely with the SENDCo and Designated Safeguarding Lead (DSL) to ensure behaviour systems are
  • inclusive and meet diverse needs.
  • Oversee attendance and punctuality strategies, tackling persistent absence and promoting excellent
  • attendance.
  • Lead or contribute to multi-agency work and meetings (e.g., PSPs, TAC/TAF, AP placements, reintegration
  • plans).5) Student Leadership, Ethos and Community
  • Champion a positive, respectful school culture, promoting student voice and leadership (e.g., prefects,
  • ambassadors, peer mentors).
  • Lead initiatives that strengthen a sense of belonging, pride, and participation in wider school life (e.g.,
  • rewards, celebrations, enrichment).
  • Build strong relationships with parents/carers; communicate clearly and constructively regarding
  • behaviour expectations and support.
    6) Quality Assurance and Impact
  • Conduct learning/behaviour walks and reviews; triangulate evidence from data, observations, and
  • pupil/parent/staff feedback.
  • Produce concise, evaluative reports for…
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