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Welfare Officer
Job Reference schooltalent/TP/15869/1145
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The Role
Join our team as a Welfare Officer dedicated to ensuring the health, safety, and wellbeing of our students and staff. Responsible for supervising the medical room, managing medication, and supporting pupil and staff wellbeing, the Welfare Officer plays a vital role in safeguarding our school community. From developing and implementing care plans for students with complex health needs to providing training and support on health-related issues, this role encompasses a wide range of responsibilities. If you're passionate about promoting a safe and nurturing environment for learning, apply now to make a difference at our school
About the School
Leading Independent school based in Gerrards Cross, Buckinghamshire.
Our Thorpians have gone on to be leaders, entrepreneurs, scholars, athletes and artists, to name but a few.
Whatever the future holds for our boys aged 4-16, we support, challenge and empower each unique individual to explore their passions, develop their talents and fulfil their ambitions
Our unwavering commitment to superior pastoral care is embedded in the school ethos, emphasising the significance of treating each boy with a sense of security, ensuring they feel integral to the broader school community. This approach not only fosters a conducive learning environment but also cultivates independence of thought. A pivotal element in achieving this commitment is our small class sizes.
These intentionally crafted settings empower teachers with the time and energy to establish profound connections with the students. This fosters a climate of confidence, enabling the students to openly approach staff with any concerns they may encounter.
From September 2024 we will be opening a brand new co-educational Sixth Form in the heart of Gerrards Cross, offering young men and women first class teaching with an emphasis on academic achievement, the development of key life skills, leadership and exploration, extended pastoral care,and bespoke university and careers guidance.
