Behaviour & Attendance Administrator – High-Performing Secondary Academy in Manchester
A well-regarded secondary academy in Manchester is seeking a proactive and detail-oriented Behaviour & Attendance Administrator to join its supportive school team. This is an excellent opportunity for an organised administrator who wants to play a key role in promoting positive student behaviour, improving attendance and supporting pupils to succeed.
Key Responsibilities:
Maintain accurate records of student attendance, punctuality and behaviour incidents.
Monitor daily attendance and follow up on absences in line with academy procedures.
Support behaviour management systems, including recording incidents, detentions and sanctions.
Communicate professionally with parents and carers regarding attendance and behavioural concerns.
Prepare reports and attendance data for senior leaders, pastoral teams and external agencies.
Provide essential administrative support to the pastoral, safeguarding and attendance teams.
School Information
This is a popular, mixed secondary academy in Manchester, rated Good with Outstanding features. With approximately four applicants for every available place, the academy has established an excellent reputation within the local community.
Catering for students aged 11–18, the school offers a supportive and collaborative working environment where staff are encouraged to contribute to students' academic progress and personal development. Excellent facilities, strong academic results and a wide range of extracurricular opportunities make this an exciting setting in which to work.
If you are organised, confident communicating with a range of stakeholders and passionate about supporting students, please submit your updated CV as soon as possible to be considered for this opportunity.
- Location
- Manchester
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