Learning Coach XP/XP East

By Norton Junior School6th October 2020

Job Title: Learning Coach

Pay Scale: Grade 5

Deadline for Applications: Wednesday 14th October

Potential Interview Dates: Friday 16th October (Morning)

Start Date: Immediate start (4 weeks notice period)

Hours of Work: Full Time (Term Time only – pro rata)

Responsible to: Executive Principal and Head of School

Purpose of the Job: To support the education, supervision and care for students in school, assisting with the promotion of the highest levels of achievement by providing high quality Learning Support to those students identified as being in need.

To apply for this post, please contact [email protected]

Application Form

Learning Coach Job Description

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Crew Appreciations

By Gavin CHADWICK5th October 2020

Well big well doe to Dalton for receiving the most votes when our Crew filled in their individual nominations for this week’s Children’s Champion.  One always feels that a nomination from your peers just means that little bit more…

 

 

Invitation to Tender for Catering Services

By Norton Junior School2nd October 2020

XP School Trust Limited are seeking an experienced contractor to supply catering services to our schools.

This contract would cover our primary schools – Green Top, Plover, Norton Infants and Norton Juniors and our two secondaries – XP & XP East.

Visits to our schools should be arranged and the deadline for receiving tenders is Friday 30th October 5pm.

For further details and to be sent the Invitation to Tender please email us on [email protected].

Tasty mini beast sandwich

By Matthew WILKINSON1st October 2020

This week, the children have written a set of instructions on how to make a revolting mini beast sandwich. Mr Wilkinson felt a bit peckish during literacy and decided to make a mini beast sandwich. It contained a variety of ingredients such as jam, cheese, grapes, locust and meal worms. Yummy indeed!

After Mr Wilkinson finished his sandwich, the children wrote a set of instructions on how to make one with pleasing results.

Fantastic work 3MW!

Tasty!

That’s not fair!

By Richard HEWITT1st October 2020

The emotional turmoil caused by Fruitella in 5RH was unbelievable.

The children were given a small insight into wealth inequality using sweets. The words ‘That’s not fair.’ were uttered on a number of occasions and then we explored the impact that these social inequalities could have on the life chances of people within our society.

Luckily, the children decided that equality was essential for the crew to remain harmonious and they decided to redistribute the sweets more fairly so that they were all able to enjoy a Fruitella at break time.

A truly selfless act 5RH, caring about everyone within our society (crew).

 

Forest School Fun!

By Stephanie Oliver1st October 2020

The Year 6 pupils commenced a 10 week Forest School programme on Tuesday this week and they loved it! The children learnt how to chop wood, they built a swing and climbed trees. They are learning to develop their problem solving skills and confidence in themselves.

A huge thank you to our fabulous TA, Mrs Blunt, for organising this amazing opportunity for our pupils.