Schools Partnership (LSP) Co-ordinator

Seven Resourcing are looking for a temporary  Schools Partnership (LSP) Co-ordinator to work with the London Borough of Lambeth. This position is initially for a period of 3 months and is paying £22.13 (PAYE) or £27.68 (umbrella) per hour. The working hours are Monday – Friday from 9am – 5:30pm. 

The role:

To ensure the effective delivery of all projects prioritised for action by the Lambeth Schools Partnership (LSP).  This position will work with headteachers, senior council officers, education consultants and commissioned external partner organisations to plan and expedite objectives within each of the project areas, monitoring performance and reporting outcomes and achievement against activities. This will include the collection, collation and analysis of a wide range of data to measure the effectiveness and impact of project work.

To deliver events for headteachers and other school staff

Manage/deliver and co-ordinate a range of events, meetings, briefings and presentations to support participation in the full range of project work and support the successful achievement of outcomes. 

Key Responsibilities:

• Co-ordinate the delivery of outcomes against the key priority areas of work identified by the LSP. This includes working closely on some high profile projects with Headteacher working groups and Local Authority senior management
• Prepare working briefs and activity plans to monitor LSP priority areas of work and take action where they are not progressing as required.
• Providing high level administration support including regular meetings with other project workers to ensure tight and controlled governance of every project.
• Support the management of initiatives by providing progress monitoring and reporting for all strands of LSP initiatives, identifying and seeking resolution (or escalation) for any initiative issues and management of risks, supporting the management of initiatives.
• To be responsible for preparing reports, briefings, presentations for LSP board and other stakeholders to show the effectiveness of project activities and their impact on priority outcomes.

Applicant Requirements:

Qualifications:

University Degree at grade 2:2 or above.

Experience:   A  proven track record of supporting initiatives that seek to raise achievement in the education sector and an understanding of the context in which schools work and the strategies to overcome pupil underachievement. 

Compliance: Proof of ability to work and live in the UK. Current DBS and references covering the last 3 years. 

Hours: 35 hours p/w.

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