Withernsea High School

Withernsea High School

Inspiring confident young people to thrive in a changing world

Support Staff Vacancies

Support Staff Vacancies

ICT Technician

Contract type: Temporary in the first instance until 31st August 2025

Hours:

37 hours per week 

Monday to Thursday: 8.30am – 4.30pm, with 30 minute break

Friday: 8.30am – 4.00pm, with 30 minute break

Pay:

ICT Support I - ERYC Grade 4b (£25,979)

ICT Support II - ERYC Grade 5a (£26,873)


Closing date: Monday, 11th November 2024. (Midday)

Description:

Withernsea High School is located in the pleasant, rural seaside town of Withernsea and serves the population of the town and surrounding villages.

We require an ICT Technician to join a friendly hardworking ICT team. The successful candidate will provide technical support to teaching and support staff under the general direction of the Senior ICT Technician, to ensure the smooth running of the curriculum networks with special attention to the use of ICT by none-specialist departments.

 

Further information: 

If you would like an informal discussion regarding this role, please contact Mrs S Evans, Business Manager, at evanss@wscampus.net

 

Application pack: 

Name
 ICT Technician Application Pack.pdfDownload
 Support Staff Application Form - Word.docxDownload
 Support Staff Application Form - PDF.pdfDownload
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Application packs are also available by post. Please contact Mrs K Burton (Headteacher's PA) on 01964 613133 or email burtonk@wscampus.net 

 

How to apply:

Simply complete the relevant application form and return to:

Mrs K Burton (Headteacher's PA)
Withernsea High School
Hull Road
Withernsea
East Riding of Yorkshire
HU19 2EQ

01964 613133

burtonk@wscampus.net 

Exam Invigilators

Hours: Casual (when required) 

Pay: £12.45 per hour 

Closing date: Rolling recruitment 

Description:

We are looking for individuals who are interested in joining our team of exam invigilators in supporting the school to ensure exam regulations and standards are adhered to. The role includes the preparation of the exam room, distributing and collecting exam papers, monitoring the exam hall to ensure that no unfair means are used by any student in relation to the exam and any other exam-related duties.

Previous experience is not required, training will be provided.

Appointment is subject to an Enhanced DBS check.

 

Further information: 

If you would like an informal discussion regarding this role, please contact Mrs M Daniel (Exams and Data Manager) at danielm@wscampus.net 

 

Application pack: 

Name
 Exam Invigilator Application Pack.pdfDownload
 Support Staff Application Form - Word.docxDownload
 Support Staff Application Form - PDF.pdfDownload
Showing 1-3 of 3

Application packs are also available by post. Please contact Mrs M Daniel on 01964 613133 or email danielm@wscampus.net 

 

How to apply:

Simply complete the relevant application form and return to:

Mrs M Daniel (Exams and Data Manager) 
Withernsea High School
Hull Road
Withernsea
East Riding of Yorkshire
HU19 2EQ

01964 613133

danielm@wscampus.net 

Information about the school 

Withernsea High School is a smaller than average local authority maintained secondary school for students aged 11-16.

Situated in Holderness, East Riding of Yorkshire, with a coastal location, it has all the advantages of a pleasant rural environment.

There is affordable housing in the seaside town of Withernsea and in the surrounding villages house prices are relatively low.

Located approximately 18 miles to the east of Hull, the 2017 City of Culture, The school serves the population of southern Holderness and currently educates around 750 pupils.

The school benefitted from a rebuild and refurbishment in 2016 and as such is spacious, modern and fully resourced.

Our Ofsted inspection in November 2021 rated the school Good in all areas. It identified that: 

Pupils at this school are welcoming. A strong sense of tolerance and respect for others develops through the curriculum of the ‘head, hand, and heart’.

Pupils are focused in lessons. Teachers deal quickly with rare instances of off task behaviour. Pupils respond to teachers’ instructions well. At social times, pupils’ behaviour is calm. There are clear rules and routines which pupils understand and follow. Expectations of pupils are high.

Leaders have identified key aims in the curriculum. These include helping to ‘broaden horizons’ for pupils. The personal development curriculum has been carefully planned to achieve this aim. One pupil told inspectors that an important aim of the school was ‘to make people feel welcome, no matter who they are’.

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