Kirklees Council
Primary Advisory Teacher - Intergenerational Linking - The Linking Network

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The Linking Network
Hours
Part time 0.6 FTE. Our working day is 7.5 hours and there is flexibility regarding start and finish times.
Number of Jobs
1
Location(s)
The Linking Network, Britannia House, Hall Ings, Bradford, West Yorkshire, BD1 1HX
Position type
Temporary
Length of contract
Fixed term for 2-years in the first instance
Salary
£34,000 - £41,698 per annum pro rata
Advert Wording
Kirklees Council are advertising this role on behalf of The Linking Network
Part-time employees can opt to request that they regularly work more hours in term time and fewer hours in school holidays.
Working days/ pattern to be discussed at interview
Location
Hybrid – based at home and in our office in Bradford city centre. Including regular travel across Bradford district to schools, care homes and community settings. There may be occasional national travel.
Start date
1st January 2027 or sooner if possible
This is a rare and genuinely rewarding opportunity to be at the heart of one of Bradford's most distinctive community programmes. Every term, across the Bradford district, children and older people are building real, lasting friendships across generations – visiting each other, sharing stories, creating memories, and in doing so, enriching each other's lives in ways that go far beyond what any of them expected. The Linking Network's Intergenerational Linking programme brings together children and young people in schools with older people in care homes, independent living schemes and community groups. We currently have approximately 55 intergenerational partnerships across Bradford.
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We’re looking for a skilled, warm and well-organised primary teacher to help us sustain, develop and celebrate this work. You will be the connective thread between schools and older people's settings - supporting teachers and care staff with organisation and planning, encouraging excellent practice, visiting intergenerational sessions as they happen and helping everyone involved to feel confident and inspired. You will play a key role in building new partnerships across Bradford and ensuring the programme continues to thrive. You will also take the lead in implementing a new online platform to be used for Intergenerational Linking. We are working with software developers for this and it is still new to us!
About The Linking Network
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The Linking Network inspires and equips schools to support children and young people to build meaningful connections across all forms of difference. As well as our Bradford Intergenerational Linking programme, we work with 28 Local Authority Areas to deliver a local Schools Linking Programme, collectively reaching 26,000 children, 850 classes in over 500 schools across England. Schools Linking brings together two classes from different schools in a district in a thoughtfully planned, year-long programme.


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Submit application to: Please email application forms to info@thelinkingnetwork.org.uk
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Interview details: First round interviews will be held online on Thursday 15th October 2026. Second round face-to-face interviews will take place on Thursday 22nd October.
The Linking Network is committed to safeguarding and protecting the welfare of children and vulnerable adults and as such have robust recruitment, selection and induction procedures. This post is subject to an enhanced DBS check with appropriate children barred list check. A person who is included in the children and or adults barred list commits an offence if they engage in regulated activity from which they are barred.
Closing date
06 October 2026, 5:00 PM
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