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Pastoral Behaviour Support Officer

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Pastoral Behaviour Support Officer | North West London | Immediate Start
A supportive secondary school in North West London is seeking a committed Pastoral Behaviour Support Officer for an immediate start. This is an excellent opportunity for a graduate looking to work as a Pastoral Behaviour Support Officer within education or pastoral care.
As a Pastoral Behaviour Support Officer, you will be based in the school’s Relocation Room, supporting students who have been removed from lessons due to behavioural concerns. The successful Pastoral Behaviour Support Officer will maintain a calm, organised and purposeful environment, ensuring students remain settled and focused on their work.
This Pastoral Behaviour Support Officer role is ideal for someone with strong behaviour management skills who can establish clear boundaries, remain calm under pressure and support students effectively.
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Key Responsibilities
As a Pastoral Behaviour Support Officer, you will:
- Manage and organise the Relocation Room
- Supervise students who have been removed from lessons
- Maintain a calm, structured and focused environment
- Use strong behaviour management to maintain clear expectations
- Support students to regulate their behaviour and remain on task
- Ensure students complete classwork and learning activities
- Support the Pastoral Leader with behaviour and pastoral interventions
- Hold restorative conversations with students
- Monitor behaviour, engagement and student progress
- Complete relevant administrative tasks and records
- Communicate with teachers, Heads of Year and senior leaders
About You
The school is looking for a Pastoral Behaviour Support Officer who is calm, resilient, organised and confident managing challenging behaviour. You will need excellent communication skills, strong boundaries and the ability to remain professional in difficult situations.


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A degree, preferably at 2:1 or above, is required, and strong A-level and GCSE results are desirable. Experience working with young people through education, mentoring, tutoring, sports or similar settings would be advantageous.
This Pastoral Behaviour Support Officer position is ideal for graduates considering teaching, psychology, counselling or social care work.
Role
Pastoral Behaviour Support Officer
Location
North West London
Start
Immediate
End Date
July 2027
Contract
Full-time
Pay
£530 PAYE per week for Weeks 1-12, rising to £580 PAYE per week from Week 13
If you are an aspiring Pastoral Behaviour Support Officer with strong behaviour management skills and a passion for supporting young people, apply today.
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