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We are looking to appoint a candidate who, as an administrative professional, will be responsible for managing the office team and ensuring the smooth and effective running of the school office with professionalism and high standards. Primley Wood Primary School is a wonderful diverse school in an excellent new environment. The multi faith, values led ethos of the school is cherished and a foundation to flourishing in life. You will have the opportunity to collaborate with and be supported by leaders from the Nishkam Schools Multi Academy Trust (NSMAT). NSMAT is a DfE flagship high performing Trust of 4 primaries and 2 secondaries across 4 regions. Our children are a delight, the school has excellent resources, our teachers are enthusiastic and hardworking, and the support team is dedicated to the wellbeing of all. We opened in September 2013 as a one form entry school, now with nursery provision. The Role We are looking for a highly skilled school administrator to lead our School Office team. This is an excellent opportunity for someone with a genuine desire to work in a busy environment and lead a small yet friendly and hardworking team. Your role will centre around supporting the daily work of the senior leadership team and leading on all aspects of school related administration. Duties & Responsibilities Office Lead To ensure the smooth and effective running of the school office and ensure professional manner is adhered to To have full line management responsibility and accountability of the administration team and site manager including appraisals and performance management. Responsible for the continuing training and development of admin staff and site manager To supervise, train and develop administrative staff as appropriate Delegating tasks to Office Team that may come up on an adhoc basis Contribute to the maintenance of School Information Management System (Bromcom) Add pupil data to the Bromcom system on transition into Reception Provide general clerical support including word processing, and other IT based tasks requiring knowledge of various ICT packages Be responsible for; License renewals, Service Level Agreements (SLAs) - contractors & o Third party agreements - Hall hire (insurance checks, safeguarding checks, declaration of right to work checks) Quality assure attendance follow up processes/procedures to ensure rigour and impact, report to Headteacher To recognise own strengths and areas of expertise and use these to advise and support others Data To produce clear, concise and accurate information to support Senior Leaders in raising standards of performance in school. To assist in the organisation, administration and distribution of reports to parents and staff. Finance Undertake general financial administration including inputting and reconciling; banking/petty cash reconciliation and reconciliation with trips Maintain Free School Meal records and monitor compliance Be responsible for the administration of school milk (NMRU and FP) to include: Submitting quarterly milk returns, ordering milk and bread, reconciling parents' accounts accordingly. Main point of contact for supplier queries Maintain club/trips & events costings spreadsheet Manage lettings system Assist with and undertake delegated tasks in line with financial administration procedures Manage Procurement order for school in liaison with SLT Support with Audit preparation for internal/external audits, new supplier forms, asset management Admissions Complete annual admissions and induction process for Reception In year admissions Update Admissions portal (joiners and leavers admin) To manage arrangements for the transfer of data and information to, and from, the school databases, through secure links with legitimate government agencies. (CTF files, EYFS, Baseline KS1) Data transfer to new school, mid year transition, and review files before sending to new school General Undertake reception duties, answering general telephone and face to face enquiries when dealing with visitors, when required Assist in arrangements for school visits and events Distribute and manage orders received Assist with pupil first aid / welfare duties, looking after sick pupils, liaising with parents / Staff Management of medications and information for children with medical needs Analyse data and quality assure medical tracking software First Aider Student teacher admin Leeds for Learning bookings and check out Regular check of inventry system to ensure sign in procedures are being adhered to Weekly site check with HT and Site manager Undertake other tasks as may be reasonably required HR Complete and maintain the SCR record (Sampeople), every month check the SCR with the HT Sickness and absence reporting HR and Payroll administration Support for the School Be aware of and comply with policies and procedures relating to child protection, health, safety and security, confidentiality and data protection, reporting all concerns to an appropriate person Be aware of and support difference and ensure all pupils have equal access to opportunities to learn and develop Contribute to the overall ethos/work/aims of the school Appreciate and support the role of other professionals Attend relevant meetings as required Participate in training and other learning activities and performance development as required

Overview The Micro:bit Educational Foundation is looking for a senior embedded software engineer with a willingness to get involved in all aspects of embedded software development and testing as part of a small team. Your work will support and positively impact students, teachers and partners around the world. Working with the Embedded Software lead and wider tech team, you will develop, improve and research the embedded software that runs on the 11 million BBC micro:bit's distributed around the world. The device helps children and teachers get creative with digital technology, with a specific focus on broadening the diversity of students passionate about computing. This is a broad role in a small organisation, working predominantly on open source projects, in collaboration with other organisations like Lancaster University, Arm and Microsoft. Current projects include: The micro:bit CODAL - the abstractions on which the primary, web-based editors for the micro:bit are built ( , ) DAPLink - the micro:bit's firmware that enables the seamless experience in classrooms so the micro:bit can be programmed from the browser MicroPython for the micro:bit and pxt-microbit , from which MakeCode is built. We want to enable a diversity of people to create amazing and creative things with the micro:bit, so empowering them to do as many different things, as easily as possible, is a key goal. The successful candidate will help us push the limit of what can be done with the micro:bit hardware, with an emphasis on writing expandable, efficient software, with user friendly interfaces. Essential qualifications More than 4 years experience developing C/C++ drivers and software to run on embedded devices (ideally Arm Cortex-M). Experience debugging software in embedded systems using electronic lab tools. Familiarity with test methodologies for embedded systems, including automated and manual tests. Excited to learn new tools and approaches. Diligent in delivering robust, tested and maintainable solutions. Empathetic and effective communication. Capable to work autonomously to achieve project objectives and to collaborate with internal teams, external organisations, and external collaborators. This role requires building an understanding of our audience and working closely with teams across The Foundation. You'll contribute to the planning and design of new features and day-to-day operations. Don't feel discouraged if you don't match many (or any!) of the entries from this section. These are beneficial for the role but are not necessary. Ability to learn on the job and adapt to evolving challenges is more valuable than anything listed here. Experience working on firmware that runs at scale on consumer or industrial devices Experience managing open source projects & documentation Experience managing continuous integration pipelines for embedded systems with or without hardware-in-the-loop Experience with wired (USB, I2C, SPI, UART) and/or wireless (BLE, Wifi) communication protocols Experience with low power design techniques Experience creating and reviewing hardware/firmware/software requirements and designs If you don't feel you match these requirements but are interested in the role, please feel free to apply and explain in your covering letter the areas where you might need support or would like to develop your experience. Responsibilities To facilitate maintenance and development of new features in micro:bit embedded codebases: DAPLink, MicroPython, the C++ abstraction layer for micro:bit V1 ( DAL ) and micro:bit V2 ( CODAL ), and to ensure continued improvement in the educational experience for users of both micro:bit devices To lead the process of maintaining these open source projects, including managing their GitHub repositories, continuous integration pipelines, release management, triaging and prioritising bug reports and pull requests, and identifying when to raise prioritisation with senior members of the team To manage and continue development of the documentation required to facilitate the consumption of these open source projects by other projects (MakeCode, MicroPython) and C++ users To manage and continue development of software/firmware tests to maintain and improve the stability, reliability, and performance of the embedded software To prototype and explore new features and to support collaboration with other teams or organisations to experiment and prototype on the micro:bit platform There are now more than 11 million micro:bits running the embedded software stack you will be working on, and we estimate more than 65 million children around the world have learned to code with the BBC micro:bit. We have achieved this by working closely with engineering teams at our global partners, including Arm, Microsoft, MIT and Nominet. Through these partnerships, the micro:bit is at the heart of a diverse ecosystem of hardware accessories, software editors and educational resource providers. A key role of the tech team at The Foundation is to support this ecosystem in growing and diversifying in an open way. The Micro:bit Educational Foundation is committed to improving the diversity of our team. We actively seek and welcome applications from women, and from all sections of the community. Location Location - Oxford, UK (flexible) For this role, we believe there is value in face-to-face collaboration for design discussions and mentoring. This position is based at our central Oxford office, however a significant amount of flexible working is possible. We expect this role to be in the office at least 2 days per week on average. However, if you are not local to Oxford and are really excited about this opportunity, we would still love to hear from you. Global impact with your work We are a small organisation with a large audience and reach. We thrive on creative problem solving and are open to new ideas and solutions. This gives each individual the chance to have enormous impact, as well as ensuring that your days will be diverse and the challenges complex. The Micro:bit Educational Foundation is a UK-based not for profit with the goal to inspire every child to create their best digital future ( Read more about our goals in our website ). We achieve this through a combination of global grassroots activity and large-scale deployments with partners; for example last year we deployed micro:bits into 90% of UK primary schools in a project with Nominet and the BBC. One of the greatest benefits of working at micro:bit is knowing that the work you're doing is contributing to something positive, constructive and with beneficial social outcomes. The Micro:bit Educational Foundation offers the opportunity to include outreach activities in your work, these can include working with tech community groups, teaching with the micro:bit at code clubs and so on. Once probationary period is complete, contractual benefits include; group private medical and group life insurance plan, EAP plan, flexibility in working hours, flexible annual leave policy (taking at minimum 20 days a year not including national holidays) and pension arrangement. Flexibility The Micro:bit Educational Foundation is a flexible employer and we love to support our team to work around other commitments in their lives, and we have a track-record of actually doing this. Please get in touch if you're interested in this role but you require different working arrangements. This is a full time role but we would also consider candidates working 4 days a week on a pro-rata basis. Salary £45,000-55,000 depending on experience Application & recruitment schedule There is no fixed closing date for this role. We will be conducting interviews on an ongoing basis. We monitor our performance on hiring diversity, using a questionnaire at the end of the application process. This is viewed by the operations team only, the aggregated data is shared with the wider team. The questionnaire is optional and you have the choice to not answer any question, but is hugely valuable for us to understand our performance in this area. The questionnaire can be accessed by clicking on this link: Embedded Software EngineerEqual Opportunities Monitoring. Applicants must have the right to live and work in the UK.

The following content displays a map of the jobs location - Edinburgh Location: George Watson's College, Edinburgh Contract Type: Permanent Salary: £24,460 - £27,296(based on 36.25 hours per week, 52 weeks per year) Benefits: A utomatic enrolment in the contributory support staff defined contribution pension scheme, reduced school fees at George Watson's College for children of staff, Membership of the Galleon Club (the school's fitness club) The Role We are looking for a highly skilled and personable colleague to join our front line administration team in the Junior School. The job holder will provide administration support, particularly to the Deputy Heads and staff of Lower Primary, but this role has a particular focus on maintaining school data within several management information systems/databases. We are currently on a journey to implement iSAMS by August 2026, so it is essential that candidates are experienced iSAMS users who are highly skilled in the use of Excel and data maintenance and analysis work. The Administrator also undertakes reception work; answering phone calls, greeting visitors, supporting parents and children, and plays a crucial part in keeping our children safe. Hours of work will be 37 hours per week, Monday to Thursday, 8.00am to 4.00pm, Fridays 8.00am to 3.30pm, 46 weeks per year (36 weeks of term time plus professional learning days and a further two weeks during holiday periods). The annual leave entitlement is seven weeks per year making a total of 46 weeks. The salary for this position will be in the Grade 2 range which currently stands at £27,090 - £30,231 per annum (based on 36.25 hours per week, 52 weeks per year). This equates to £24,460 - £27,296. APPLICATION PROCESS To apply, please click the Apply for this job button. Please include a letter of application of not more than 800 words giving us more information about you and why you consider yourself to be a strong candidate for the role, addressed to Mrs Su Breadner, Chief Operating Officer. Closing date: 11:59pm on Wednesday 14 January 2026 Interviews are scheduled to take place on Thursday 22 January 2026 Main Responsibilities Administration Responsibilities: Provide administrative support to the Deputy Heads, Principal Teachers and Assistant Principal Teachers. This work is varied and high volume. Working in a small team any of the following tasks may be required; diary management, arranging meetings, preparing timetables, processing assessment details, organising trips, events, meetings. It also includes producing spreadsheets, reports, typing minutes, photocopying, filing, and producing printed materials such as labels, booklets and worksheets. Daily, process pupil absence information, check registers, record known absences, identify potentially missing children, report to Deputy Head and phone parents as required. Prepare reports. Sending emails on behalf of Deputy Heads and other staff, preparing letters for Parents (for email distribution or publishing on the School's Weekly Parent Digest). Assist with preparation for school trips including, booking of venues/accommodation/transport, sending information to parents, collating permission slips and ensuring risk assessment forms are completed. Annually negotiate pricing with external platform providers and make recommendations to JS management for agreement. Place orders, e.g. teaching materials or stationery and check order against delivery. Assist with the preparation of school events, e.g. performances, by ensuring rooms and other resources are booked, timely notices to parents. Keep up-to-date with details of School events and information available on the School website, in order to provide parents and visitors with general information regarding school activities. Receive and deal with Lost Property items and liaise with Thrift Shop volunteers. Occasional handling of cash e.g. for school visits and charity collections. Provide cover to other administrators across the whole school, as required. Ensures compliance with General Data Protection Regulations when handling personal data and information relating to data subjects, whether that be on the management information system, paper records or when in discussions with others. Reception Responsibilities: Provide a first class Reception service, by acting as the first point of contact for the school, welcoming visitors and responding to telephone and email enquiries in a helpful and constructive manner, and representing the School with a positive attitude and professional appearance at all times. Ensure the safety and security of the Junior School at all times, by making sure that entry to the premises is controlled. Ensure all visitors have signed in appropriately and are provided with an identification badge, asked to read the visitor briefing notes, notifying the relevant employee/ department of their arrival if necessary. Handle all telephone calls promptly and efficiently, directing and screening calls, as appropriate, and taking and forwarding messages in an accurate and timely manner. Handle all general enquiries, by phone, email and in person, ensuring that all enquiries are either dealt with successfully within the reception, or promptly and professionally forwarded on to the most appropriate colleague. Communicate with parents regarding all aspects of School life, receiving and passing on information, between parents and teachers, including phoning parents to ascertain reasons for pupils' absence. Ensure that the Reception area is kept smart and tidy and that displays of School publications are kept up-to-date. Database Administration Setting up all data structures which are needed for the school to operate effectively. Provides technical support and guidance on core data systems to Junior School colleagues and other Administration colleagues in the wider College. Examples of current tasks which the job holder is responsible for include: Creation of School Year, Timetables and Registers Before the start of the academic year, populate the Junior School system with the session dates and create the periods for the day which allows the creation of timetables and registers. Crucial this is accurate and timely as once committed it cannot be altered and the entire JS operation depends on this being correct. Curriculum Support confirms accuracy. Before the start of the academic year, transfer all the children from the closed year to the new year, changing class, removing leavers, adding new children, additional/new classes where relevant, in all external platforms (e.g. Mathletics, Accelerated Reader, Spellzone, Maths Investigations, Seesaw, Education City). Maintain this data across the year. Once the system is set up for the new academic year, and prior to session starting, receive information about timetables from Deputy Head(s) LP/UP, from PE, Drama, Art, Music and from this generate subject sets. Create subject sets (c500) for each class, English, Numeracy, Literacy, Spanish, Art, Music, Drama etc attaching class, teacher, pupils, location, times and days which ultimately creates the timetable which teachers use. Ongoing maintenance of this data as required across the year. Data Maintenance Ensures the school management information systems are kept up to date with pupil information, e.g. change of circumstances, medical information, dashboards, Mathletics, SpellZone. Entries must be accurate and timely. Testing At key tracking points across the year (termly) work closely with Deputy Head (LP) to organise the testing programme. Agree dates of testing, share on central calendar with staff, decide whether enough test papers are in stock, maintain stock control, order papers where needed, consider supplier lead times, prepopulate external sites with data of children, dob, gender, names, class. Without this info the child cannot take an online test and for paper tests, the results could not be recorded by the testing company to the right child. Once results are available generate a csv file and import into a markbook. Create markbook tasks. Each test has a name, therefore getting the naming convention accurate is essential, as this is pulled off onto the dashboard. Allocate teacher, children being reported, additional markers. Assist teachers with entering scores/grades, as required and provide technical support/guidance. Report Production Ad hoc, creation of reports from the management information systems, e.g. running pre designed ODBC reports, creating new (if basic) or seeking help from Senior School Deputy as required. Present data in various formats e.g. excel, graphs, pivot tables to Management/Staff/Annual Report. Typical reports include individual/ cohort performance, performance by subject. Interim and End of Session Reports for parents Twice a year, using Google sheets creates blank templates for teaching staff to complete with comments on the pupils and grades for attainment/approach etc. Create a reference page to accompany the template, which involves populating with data about the pupil. Once a teacher has completed the template, the job holder reformats through a merge process to create a pre designed PDF document for sharing with parents by the Communications Team. Any changes that are requested by parents are made to the final report. Once finalised, individually assign a pupil record . click apply for full job details

We are looking for a highly skilled and personable colleague to join our front-line administration team in the Junior School. The job holder will provide administration support, particularly to the Deputy Heads and staff of Lower Primary, but this role has a particular focus on maintaining school data within several management information systems/databases. We are currently on a journey to implement iSAMS by August 2026, so it is essential that candidates are experienced iSAMS users who are highly skilled in the use of Excel and data maintenance and analysis work. The Administrator also undertakes reception work; answering phone calls, greeting visitors, supporting parents and children, and plays a crucial part in keeping our children safe. Hours of work will be 37 hours per week, Monday to Thursday, 8.00am to 4.00pm, Fridays 8.00am to 3.30pm, 46 weeks per year (36 weeks of term time plus professional learning days and a further two weeks during holiday periods). The annual leave entitlement is seven weeks per year making a total of 46 weeks. The salary for this position will be in the Grade 2 range which currently stands at £27,090 - £30,231 per annum (based on 36.25 hours per week, 52 weeks per year). This equates to £24,460 - £27,296. APPLICATION PROCESS To apply, please click the Apply for this job button. Please include a letter of application of not more than 800 words giving us more information about you and why you consider yourself to be a strong candidate for the role, addressed to Mrs Su Breadner, Chief Operating Officer. Closing date: 11:59pm on Wednesday 14 January 2026 Interviews are scheduled to take place on Thursday 22 January 2026 Main Responsibilities Administration Responsibilities Provide administrative support to the Deputy Heads, Principal Teachers and Assistant Principal Teachers. This work is varied and high volume. Working in a small team any of the following tasks may be required; diary management, arranging meetings, preparing timetables, processing assessment details, organising trips, events, meetings. It also includes producing spreadsheets, reports, typing minutes, photocopying, filing and producing printed materials such as labels, booklets and worksheets. Daily, process pupil absence information, check registers, record known absences, identify potentially missing children, report to Deputy Head and phone parents as required. Prepare reports. Sending emails on behalf of Deputy Heads and other staff, preparing letters for parents (for email distribution or publishing on the School's Weekly Parent Digest). Assist with preparation for school trips including, booking of venues/accommodation/transport, sending information to parents, collating permission slips and ensuring risk assessment forms are completed. Annually negotiate pricing with external platform providers and make recommendations to JS management for agreement. Place orders, e.g. teaching materials or stationery and check order against delivery. Assist with the preparation of school events, e.g. performances, by ensuring rooms and other resources are booked, timely notices to parents. Keep up-to-date with details of School events and information available on the School website, in order to provide parents and visitors with general information regarding school activities. Receive and deal with Lost Property items and liaise with Thrift Shop volunteers. Occasional handling of cash e.g. for school visits and charity collections. Provide cover to other administrators across the whole school, as required. Ensures compliance with General Data Protection Regulations when handling personal data and information relating to data subjects, whether that be on the management information system, paper records or when in discussions with others. Reception Responsibilities Provide a first class Reception service, by acting as the first point of contact for the school, welcoming visitors and responding to telephone and email enquiries in a helpful and constructive manner, and representing the School with a positive attitude and professional appearance at all times. Ensure the safety and security of the Junior School at all times, by making sure that entry to the premises is controlled. Ensure all visitors have signed-in appropriately and are provided with an identification badge, asked to read the visitor briefing notes, notifying the relevant employee/department of their arrival if necessary. Handle all telephone calls promptly and efficiently, directing and screening calls, as appropriate, and taking and forwarding messages in an accurate and timely manner. Handle all general enquiries, by phone, email and in person, ensuring that all enquiries are either dealt with successfully within the reception, or promptly and professionally forwarded on to the most appropriate colleague. Communicate with parents regarding all aspects of School life, receiving and passing on information, between parents and teachers, including phoning parents to ascertain reasons for pupils' absence. Ensure that the Reception area is kept smart and tidy and that displays of School publications are kept up-to-date. Database Administration Setting up all data structures which are needed for the school to operate effectively. Provides technical support and guidance on core data systems to Junior School colleagues and other Administration colleagues in the wider College. Examples of current tasks which the job holder is responsible for include: Creation of School Year, Timetables and Registers Before the start of the academic year, populate the Junior School system with the session dates and create the periods for the day which allows the creation of timetables and registers. Crucial this is accurate and timely as once committed it cannot be altered and the entire JS operation depends on this being correct. Curriculum Support confirms accuracy. Before the start of the academic year, transfer all the children from the closed year to the new year, changing class, removing leavers, adding new children, additional/new classes where relevant, in all external platforms (e.g. Mathletics, Accelerated Reader, Spellzone, Maths Investigations, Seesaw, Education City). Maintain this data across the year. Once the system is set up for the new academic year, and prior to session starting, receive information about timetables from Deputy Head(s) LP/UP, from PE, Drama, Art, Music and from this generate subject sets Create subject sets (c500) for each class, English, Numeracy, Literacy, Spanish, Art, Music, Drama etc attaching class, teacher, pupils, location, times and days which ultimately creates the timetable which teachers use. Ongoing maintenance of this data as required across the year. Data Maintenance Ensures the school management information systems are kept up to date with pupil information, e.g. change of circumstances, medical information, (Dashboards, Mathletics, SpellZone). Entries must be accurate and timely. Testing At key tracking points across the year (termly) work closely with Deputy Head (LP) to organise the testing programme. Agree dates of testing, share on central calendar with staff, decide whether enough test papers are in stock, maintain stock control, order papers where needed, consider supplier lead times, prepopulate external sites with data of children, dob, gender, names, class. Without this info the child cannot take an online test and for paper tests, the results could not be recorded by the testing company to the right child. Once results are available generate a csv file and import into a markbook. Create markbook tasks. Each test has a name, therefore getting the naming convention accurate is essential, as this is pulled off onto the dashboard. Allocate teacher, children being reported, additional markers. Assist teachers with entering scores/grades, as required and provide technical support/guidance. Report Production Ad hoc, creation of reports from the management information systems, e.g. running pre-designed ODBC reports, creating new (if basic) or seeking help from Senior School Deputy as required. Present data in various formats e.g. excel, graphs, pivot tables to Management/Staff/Annual Report. Typical reports include individual/ cohort performance, performance by subject. Interim and End of Session Reports for parents Twice a year, using Google sheets creates blank templates for teaching staff to complete with comments on the pupils and grades for attainment/approach etc. Create a reference page to accompany the template, which involves populating with data about the pupil. Once a teacher has completed the template, the job holder reformats through a merge process to create a pre-designed PDF document for sharing with parents by the Communications Team. Any changes that are requested by parents are made to the final report. Once finalised, individually assign a pupil record. Ideal Candidate Essential Criteria Demonstrable previous experience of working in a busy, customer-facing reception and administration focussed role within a team environment. Excellent and professional telephone manner, coupled with strong interpersonal and written/oral communication skills; communicates in a confident, clear, and concise manner at all times. Experience of using iSAMS Excellent excel skills, including creating formulae, pivot tables, and able to analyse basic data and present well in report/graphic form Excellent Microsoft 365 skills (Word, Powerpoint . click apply for full job details

Linguistics Graduate - Haringey - January 2026 This welcoming and inclusive primary school in Haringey is a well-regarded, community-driven setting rated Good by Ofsted. The school prides itself on nurturing confident, curious and articulate learners through a rich, language-focused curriculum. With a strong emphasis on oracy, communication skills and vocabulary development, pupils are encouraged to express themselves clearly and creatively from Early Years through to Year 6. The school offers excellent provision for children with SEND, integrating specialist support into everyday classroom practice and promoting a culture of inclusion, respect and kindness. Linguistics Graduate - What the School Offers High-quality CPD and structured training for early-career support staff Supportive behaviour systems and clear communication between staff An experienced and friendly team who share planning and best practice A thorough induction for new starters with opportunities to observe lessons Potential progression into teacher training for committed and high-performing staff Linguistics Graduate - What the Role Involves Supporting teaching and learning across EYFS, KS1 and KS2 Running small-group sessions focused on phonics, speech, language and literacy Assisting pupils with additional needs, including those with communication delays or SEND Helping with classroom routines, behaviour support and resource preparation Encouraging pupil confidence, language development and independent learning Linguistics Graduate - What the School is Looking For The ideal candidate will hold a 2:1 or First-Class degree in Linguistics or a related field from a top UK university. Child-centred experience is desirable. The school is seeking a proactive, caring and communicative individual with a genuine interest in language development and primary education. Please note, applicants must have the legal right to work in the UK, as we are unable to offer visa sponsorship for this position. Linguistics Graduate - Salary and Contract Info £444 per week, pro rata to term time only Full-time, long-term contract (January to July) Term-time only Potential for future teacher training or extended contracts If you are a passionate Linguistics Graduate looking to gain valuable school-based experience in a supportive and ambitious environment, we would love to hear from you. Ribbons & Reeves is one of Londons leading Education Recruitment agencies. We specialise in helping support staff secure long-term and permanent roles like this Linguistics Graduate position in Haringey. For more opportunities, search 'Ribbons & Reeves' online or get in touch today were here to support your next step. Linguistics Graduate January 2026 INDHOT JBRP1_UKTJ

Resource Base Teacher - Full-Time Location: Melksham Contract: Full-time, fixed-term until Easter 2026 Pay: £150 per day (inclusive of holiday pay) The School We are working with a well-resourced primary school that has a resource base for pupils with SEND. The resource base caters for children in and around the local area with complex needs. The team are friendly and committed to providing a nurturi

Executive Principal: Mrs L Brammer Required: As Soon As Possible Associate Teacher (Apprenticeship Route) Permanent Position with a Pathway to gain Qualified Teacher Status Actual Salary (19,653- £21,319) Maple Court Academy is seeking to appoint an enthusiastic Associate Teacher (Apprenticeship Route) to join our strong team of highly motivated professionals who work collaboratively to raise standards and expectations at all levels. The role would be suitable for anyone who has experience or wishes to gain experience working with children with Special Educational Needs, under the line management of the Lead for Inclusion/SENCO. You will be placed on the Staffordshire/Coventry University Specialist Teaching Assistant Routes/Apprenticeship Course, which is fully funded by Alpha Academies Trust. During the programme you will complete a Level 5 Apprenticeship course and gain Qualified Teacher Status within two years. During this time, you will benefit from on-the-job teaching experience along with 20% of your working time to be dedicated to your own learning and development. There will be a permanent position available upon completion of the apprenticeship. The ability to converse at ease with members of the public, including staff and students in accurate spoken English is essential for the post, therefore postholders must be able to fulfil all spoken aspects of the role with confidence through the medium of English. Our Academy is a happy and exciting place to be with lots of opportunities. The children are at the heart of everything that we do and the values in our Academy reflect this. We believe that all children have the right to learn in a safe, stimulating and caring environment that is supportive of learning and the development of the whole child. To create this environment, we need the very best people, who we will support to be outstanding practitioners. Do you want to be a part of this success? If you do, we would love to receive your application. Our Purpose At Maple Court Academy our purpose is that we are committed to "Encouraging and nurturing the aspirations of all pupils to achieve their dreams." Maple Court live by five values: Moral - Be Kind / Be Positive / Be Respectful Adaptable - Learn from mistakes / Try new things / Be fair Proud - I am proud of me / I am proud of you Learners - Work hard / Challenge myself / Join in Enthusiastic - I have shown enthusiasm Why Maple Court? Maple Court Academy is an inclusive Primary school in the Bentilee area of Stoke-on-Trent. It has bespoke facilities that support our exciting curriculum. Recent investment has delivered extensive and stimulating new outdoor play and learning areas. The academy has also recently benefited from a significant investment in digital infrastructure. At Maple Court, we create an environment based upon trust and respect that is a safe, secure and happy place for children to learn, grow and develop. Every member of staff in our academy is fully committed to ensuring that all children work hard, are well supported, make good progress across the curriculum and develop a core sense of morality. As a result, Maple Academy is an exciting, fun and fulfilling place to work. The Academy is part of the Alpha Academies Trust which is located in Stoke-on-Trent and consists of two Secondary Schools, four Primary Schools and a Central Team. Alpha Academies Trust has been established to create a network of primary and secondary academies in North Staffordshire. Our purpose is to deliver a first-class education for every child and overcome inequality. This means that we recruit outstanding staff and make their professional development a number one priority. The Benefits of Working for Our Trust The Trust offers a benefits package which includes a good pension scheme with a current employer contribution of 28.68%, discounted gym membership for on-site gyms and a 25% discount at Nuffield Health Stoke Fitness & Wellbeing Gym, free on-site parking, subsidised meals and a Cyclescheme. We also offer an Employee Assistance Programme through Care first including counselling services to ensure that our staff are looked after and supported. Alpha Academies are committed to staff development and all staff are encouraged to be members of the Chartered College of Teaching. This is financed by the Trust and colleagues are encouraged to access their resources and embark upon their qualifications. For all successful applicants the Alpha Academies Trust will support with the option to further your career by progressing or swapping to become an associate teacher on the appropriate pathway to teaching. This can be discussed at interview or at any time during your employment with Alpha. We're Disability Confident! Alpha Academies Trust is a Disability Confident Employer which means that it has made commitments to the recruitment and continued employment of people with disabilities. Should you require any reasonable adjustments during any point of the application process, please contact our HR/Recruitment Team at to discuss. Our Commitment to Safeguarding The Alpha Academies Trust is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people and expects all its employees and volunteers to share this commitment. This post is exempt under the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act 1974 and the successful candidate will be subject to an enhanced check by the Disclosure and Barring Service, as well as an online social media check along with other stringent vetting and induction processes. How to Apply We want people who are prepared to make a difference to a child's life and inspire others. We want a community that thrives on Ambition, Respect and Resilience in a culture of belonging. If you have these qualities and want to be part of our team, please come and join us. To apply, visit our website's vacancies page at . Click on 'Explore Available Opportunities,' find the vacancy you wish to apply for, and simply click on the 'Apply Now' button at the top of the page, which will direct you to the Alpha Academies Trust vacancy portal. If you're already registered, please log in to submit your application. New users can register using the sign-up option and proceed to submit their application. Should you need any further information regarding your application please contact our Recruitment Team by email at Visits to our Academy are warmly welcomed, please contact the Academy to arrange a mutually convenient appointment. Closing Date for this Post: Monday 1 st September 2025 at 9:00am Interview Date: To be confirmed