Dinnington High School
Learning Support Hub Coordinator
About this role
Job
Description for
Learning Support Hub Coordinator
Responsible to: SENCO
Based at: Dinnington High School
Paid on: Band F
OVERALL PURPOSE OF
THE POST
As Learning Support Hub Coordinator,
you will lead an innovative provision designed to unlock potential and remove
barriers to learning. Working at the heart of our inclusion team, you will
champion the academic progress and wellbeing of vulnerable learners, ensuring
they thrive and successfully reintegrate into mainstream classrooms.
You will collaborate closely with the SENDCO
and other specialist leaders to deliver proactive, personalised support that
empowers students to overcome challenges and engage fully in their education.
Central to your role will be driving the Assess, Plan, Do, Review cycle
for identified learners, using evidence-based strategies to accelerate
progress.
In addition, you will take ownership of
coordinating bespoke timetables and holistic interventions, ensuring every
student receives a tailored learning experience that meets their academic,
social, and emotional needs. This is an exciting opportunity to make a
measurable impact on student outcomes and shape an inclusive culture where
every learner can succeed.
MAIN DUTIES
- To
coordinate and run the Learning Support Hub having full oversight of students
accessing personalised timetables. This will include coordinating interventions
(and at times delivering) which equip students with the skills and strategies
to be successful in their learning. - Develop,
agree and implement a time bound action plan with groups and individual
children
and young people and those involved with them based on a comprehensive
assessment
of their strengths and needs. Develop SMART targets and activities to remove
barriers
to learning
- Refine
and develop systems of efficient and effective referral - Quality
assure provision and provide regular updates to Inclusion and SLT regarding the
effectiveness of the Learning Support Hub - Manage the day to day
running of the Learning Support Hub - Provide an
environment where students belong, achieve and thrive, ensuring the Learning
Support Hub is an essential part of the academy playing a pivotal role for
students who require support beyond the classroom - Ensure accurate
attendance recording of the Learning Support Hub provision - Work collaboratively
with staff and students identifying, investigating and resolving barriers to
students’ learning. - Analyse Power BI data
to provide hotspot timetable to support
pastoral colleagues to facilitate their proactive work. - Develop the Learning
Support Hub environment to contribute to a positive school culture - Create and maintain a
sensory profiling intervention menu, including the development of sensory
circuits and regulation strategies - Ensure
that all provision delivered within the Learning Support Hub is logged in
Provision Map. - Compile evidence to
support GDA pathway referrals and EHCP applications for identified students - Collate
information from teaching and pastoral staff to support external colleagues - Maintain
an accurate log of referrals
Lead Assess, Plan, Do,
Review processes for identified students who access a significant amount of
provision through the Learning Support Hub:
- Quality
assure and update identified students Learning Plan, at least half termly to
summarise need, support and progression against targets. - QA Learning
Plans and review termly - All
identified cohort to have a minimum of termly APDR cycles to support external
agency referrals and EHCP applications - Direct SEND
Admin Support for standardised testing requirements - Liaise with parents
through regular communication/ meetings - Ensure that stakeholders in school are aware
of needs through staff briefing - Collates student voice for key cohort of
students
To provide
professional learning opportunities for staff to develop their knowledge and
understanding of strategies to support students with barriers to learning.
- Contribute to SEND
briefings - Provide weekly whole
staff briefing contributions - Conduct ‘deep
dive’ meetings into key students to support all staff in supporting them - Provide
update to weekly staff briefing where appropriate to support reintegration - Collaborate
with the SENCO and Year Leaders for ‘teachers of’ briefings where
appropriate to support reintegration - Completion of
LSA appraisals for Learning Support Hub Advanced LSA’s
To contribute to the
academy’s personalised learning offer including:
- Reading intervention
- Alternative courses
such as AQA awards - Subject catch up work
- Online learning
opportunities
To observe at all times confidentiality appropriate to the post
and to work within Trust guidelines of Data Protection.
Perform other duties as assigned by your line manager.
You may be required to work up to 2 evenings per academic year to
support trust events.
Please note this job has a Probationary Period of 6
Months and a Notice Period of 1 Month
Job details
| 🏢 Employer | Dinnington High School |
| 📍 Location | Sheffield, Yorkshire and the Humber |
| 💰 Salary | £28,598 – £31,022 per annum |
| 📋 Contract | FULL TIME |
| 📅 Closing date | 2026-10-14 |
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