Family Partnership Assistant in Rotherham

Family Partnership Assistant in Rotherham

Rotherham Full-Time On-site
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The Family Partnership Assistant post sits at Kelford School, a special school for 2 to 19-year-olds with severe and complex learning difficulties. The role centres on building trusting relationships between home and school, acting as a key point of contact and helping families reach the services they need. It is a permanent, term-time post of 37 hours, working with parents, carers and professionals from diverse backgrounds. An enhanced DBS check with a barred list check is required, and CVs are not accepted.

What the job involves

  • Build positive, effective relationships with families as the key point of contact between home and school
  • Work closely with parents, carers, pupils and professionals
  • Provide practical support to families, including through periods of challenge
  • Help families access services and resources they need
  • Strengthen family engagement and celebrate successes
  • Help remove barriers to learning by fostering trusting, collaborative relationships
  • Promote pupil wellbeing, attendance, safeguarding and inclusion

Experience

  • Experience of working with children or families, or in an educational, social care or community setting

Skills & knowledge

  • Excellent interpersonal and communication skills
  • Building positive, professional relationships with families from diverse backgrounds
  • Empathy, resilience and a solution-focused approach
  • Working effectively in a multidisciplinary team and using own initiative
  • Understanding of confidentiality, safeguarding and professional boundaries

Checks & eligibility

  • Enhanced DBS check with barred list check
  • Safer recruitment and pre-employment checks

Other

  • Passion for improving outcomes for children and young people

What’s offered

  • Supportive and collaborative working environment
  • Ongoing professional development and training
  • Tailored CPD through the Trust and the Opportunity Area
  • Pathways into initial teacher training
  • Working alongside colleagues committed to inclusion and pupil success

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Contact Details:

The Methodist Church in Britain Recruitment Team