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Behaviour Manager

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Recruiting organisation: The Coleshill School

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Birmingham

Salary
£27,254 - £33,699 FTE, actual salary £23,862 - £29,505 per annum
Applications close
1 October 2026

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Job details

Salary
£27,254 - £33,699 FTE, actual salary £23,862 - £29,505 per annum
Location
Birmingham
Applications close
1 October 2026

Job description

The Coleshill School is seeking to appoint a committed and compassionate Behaviour and Reflection Manager to play a key role in supporting our students’ wellbeing, behaviour and engagement with learning. This is an important pastoral role focused on ensuring that all students feel safe, included and ready to learn. The successful candidate will work proactively with students, staff and families to remove barriers to learning, promote positive behaviour and support emotional wellbeing. Through consistent guidance, targeted interventions and strong professional relationships, the Behaviour and Reflection Manager will help create and maintain a calm, respectful and ambitious school environment where every student is supported to achieve their personal best. Key Responsibilities Provide high-quality pastoral, behavioural and reflective support for students. Work directly with students who require additional behavioural or emotional support. Lead reflection and restorative processes to help students learn from behavioural incidents. Deliver targeted interventions that support improved engagement and positive conduct. Work collaboratively with teachers, pastoral teams and senior leaders to maintain high standards of behaviour. Build strong relationships with families to support students effectively. Monitor behaviour and engagement data to identify trends and implement supportive strategies. Contribute to safeguarding, wellbeing and inclusion across the school. What you'll need to succeed Experience of working with young people in an educational, pastoral or behaviour support role. Be calm, resilient and able to build positive, trusting relationships with students. Have strong communication and interpersonal skills. Is committed to promoting high expectations, inclusion and student wellbeing. Can work effectively as part of a team while also using initiative. Shares our belief that every student can succeed with the right support. What you'll get in return A supportive and collaborative staff team Opportunities for professional development The chance to make a real difference to young people’s lives An Employee Assistance Programme (EAP) and employee benefits package Competitive pension scheme (Local Government Pension Scheme) Professional development and wellbeing days How to apply To apply for this role please complete an online application form. Please include a supporting statement outlining how meet the criteria set out in the person specification. To arrange an informal chat about the role, please contact Adam Bailey, Deputy Headteacher, via email on bailey.a@thecoleshillschool.org or call on 01675 462435. Visits to the school are warmly welcomed. We reserve the right to close this advert early should sufficient applications be received or the role be successfully filled.

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behaviour-and-reflection-manager-the-coleshill-school
Original source
Teaching Vacancies (Department for Education)
Employer type
School employer
Posted by the original source
3 September 2026
Last checked by SchoolJobs.uk
7 September 2026

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