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Lead Residential Support Worker

St Albans, England
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FULL_TIME
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Date Listed21 September 2026
ContractFULL_TIME
Listing TypeDfE_TV

About This Role

Onsite accommodation is available.

Salary range H6/7: £30515- £35570 (£15.82-£18.44 per hour) depending on qualifications and experience.

Hours: Monday 12noon - 10pm

Tuesday: 6.45am - 10am and 3.15pm - 10pm

Wednesday: 6.45am - 10am and 3.15pm - 10pm

Thursday: 6.45am - 10am and 3.15pm - 10pm

Friday: 6.45am - 10am

Additional allowances are paid for sleep-in duties (average two sleep-in duties per week) which are undertaken on a rota basis. Currently £40 per night (sleep in) and between £620 - £660 per year for unsocial hours linked to your salary grade.

Heathlands is a special school for deaf children aged 3-18 set in beautiful grounds close to the city of St Albans. The residential sector caters for up to 20 weekly boarders. Safeguarding and wellbeing is at the top of our agenda.

We are seeking a full time Lead Residential Support Worker. An NVQ3 in Child Care and experience of work in a residential setting would be advantageous. The ability to communicate in sign language is necessary.

This role is expected to work positively and constructively within a team, taking responsibility for the overall running of the department.

Heathlands is committed to safeguarding pupils and this post will require an enhanced DBS check.

For an informal discussion please phone 01727 807807 to speak to Mrs Shields, Co-Headteacher or contact the school by email to arrange a facetime discussion

Compensation

£30,515.00 - £35,570.00 Annually (FTE) Additional allowances for sleep in duty, unsocial hours and BSL qualification
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Application Details
Application Deadline
2 November 2026
Effective Date of Employment
September 2026 (Anticipated)
Reference ID
37E10A53
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