PLC Coordinator

**PLC Coordinator**

**Outwood Academy Normanby
**32.5 hours per week**

**Term time only plus 5 PD days**

**Salary: £17,205 - £17,900
Outwood Academy Normanby, Middlesbrough, has an exciting opportunity to appoint a PLC Coordinator to join our existing Inclusion team.

Working as part of the personalised learning support team, you will promote the learning and welfare of vulnerable students.

You will work closely with SLT and the Academy Inclusion Team to manage the PLC and provide appropriate and personalised timetables for individual students and groups with a view to achieving full reintegration back into mainstream school. You will also deliver alternative courses to cohorts of students to provide them with relevant qualifications.

You will be part of an amazing team who are unwaveringly passionate about supporting students who face barriers to learning. Therefore, the ability to engage positively and sympathetically with students is essential.

Outwood Grange Academies Trust (OGAT) is recognised as one of the highest performing multi-academy trusts in the country. As part of the Trust you will be offered high quality support and programmes of professional development, which provide many opportunities for colleagues at all levels.
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Outwood Grange Academies Trust (OGAT) is an education charity and not-for-profit sponsor of primary, junior and secondary academies. We are a dynamic organisation, recognised nationally as one of the highest performing family of schools in the North of England, and we currently sponsor over 30 schools.

Our educational blueprint has been developed through leading and supporting schools over many years.

We have used this successful blueprint to sponsor academies and have a transformational effect on children’s life chances within very quick timescales.

We feel strongly that academies should enhance the education provision of the community they serve, in addition to driving up standards and playing a central role in regeneration. This is because we believe that improving the life chances of young people is essential to developing a strong local and national economy.

We are now comprised of over 30 schools who work together to ensure that all children, irrespective of their starting point, receive an excellent education. We pride ourselves on meeting the needs of children in our care, including the most vulnerable or challenging.