Working for Trinity Academy Carlton Mill

Join Our Team at Trinity Academy Carlton Mill

Only 10% of permanently excluded children leave school with English and maths GCSEs.
63% of the British prison population have been excluded from school at some point.
Every single young person who has been involved in County Lines has been excluded from school.
Young people who have been excluded are over 200% more likely to take their own life as adults.

Do you want to be part of the team that helps some of Calderdale’s most vulnerable young people rewrite their future?

Trinity Academy Carlton Mill is seeking enthusiastic, passionate, and dedicated individuals to join our team and make a meaningful difference in the lives of some of Calderdale’s most vulnerable young people.

We are a transformational alternative provision who offer time limited placements for young people, working closely with their families, to support successful reintegration into mainstream education and ultimately not go down the route of permanent exclusion.

As an alternative provision, our nurturing environment offers:

Small group teaching
Regular 1:1 key worker sessions with specially trained staff
A bespoke curriculum tailored to individual needs
Comprehensive wraparound care and support
Collaboration with the Calderdale Alternative Provision Specialist Taskforce

We have a range of roles available and are committed to shaping positions around the strengths and experience of the right candidates. We’re looking for individuals who are:

Caring and patient
Resilient and adaptable
Team-oriented and collaborative
Passionate about helping young people reach their full potential

Current roles available are:

Learning support
Educational welfare officer
Family support worker
Speech and language therapist…

… however please do not feel limited by these roles. We are keen to meet people with a wide ranging skill set and various experiences, and will also consider part time roles. If you think you have something that could add to our team, we would love to hear from you.

Key responsibilities include:

Leading small group sessions linked to the curriculum
Providing weekly 1:1 support to key students
Building strong relationships with parents, carers, and external agencies
Working closely with colleagues to deliver high-quality support
Ensuring the safety and wellbeing of students and staff

Trinity Academy Carlton Mill is on an exciting journey of transformation, continually evolving to meet the needs of our students. If you’re ready to be part of a forward-thinking, supportive team, we’d love to hear from you.

Well-being Charter

As a Trust, we recognise the value of promoting well-being across all of our institutions and so have developed our own Trinity Employee Well-being Charter. This document evidences our commitment to the well-being of all and provides examples of how being part of Trinity MAT not only improves your skills and experiences as a professional but will also boost your well-being.

Trinity MAT Well-being Charter

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Train to Teach

Train to Teach with Trinity Institute of Education and The National Institute of Teaching

Are you interested in training to teach in either a Trinity MAT school or one of our partner schools? We run full time and part time School Direct courses in both primary and secondary. The programme will achieve QTS, PGCE and 60 masters credits. E-mail us on: contactus@trinitymat.org or visit our website: tie.trinitymat.org