Reflective Learning Centre

November 12, 2025

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Overview

Reflective Learning Centre (RLC) Manager

Grade: SO2 (Actual Salary £33,034 to £34,693)

Hours: 37 hours per week, term time only plus 10 days

Role

The role of the Reflective Learning Centre Manager (RLC) is a vital one which sits within our extensive Pastoral Team. The holder of this role should have a firm belief that all students can be exceptional given the right circumstances to thrive. The role of the RLC manager is to facilitate the day to day running of the RLC room, supporting students who have made poor choices in mainstream lessons but also facilitating academic or behaviour modification sessions either as a whole room or in a smaller group setting.

Responsibilities

Facilitate the day to day running of the RLC room.
Support students who have made poor choices in mainstream lessons.
Facilitate academic or behaviour modification sessions either as a whole room or in a smaller group setting.
Use initiative and possess the ability to motivate and realign students who may be disengaged.
De-escalate difficult situations and encourage students to behave in a positive way.
Demonstrate the academy values of Resilience, Integrity, Trust and Ambition.

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