The Leader of Wellbeing Secondary shares responsibility for the Catholic identity of the College and spiritual and faith leadership within the College Community, informed by the charism of Saint Marcellin Champagnat as an expression of the Gospel message of Jesus. The Leader of Wellbeing articulates the mission, ethos and educational goals of Newman College, and gives witness to the distinctive educational, moral and social purpose of the College within the evangelising Mission of the Church.

The Leader of Wellbeing Secondary is responsible to the Deputy Principal Secondary, for the leadership of a specific year group and for the development and maintenance across the College Community of a shared understanding of, and commitment to, the enhancement of student learning, faith and wellbeing. This role contributes actively as a member of the Middle Leadership Team to key strategic policy and management decisions relating to the learning and wellbeing of all students. It seeks to embed a culture of inclusion, high expectations for student achievement and student gains. Student resilience and wellbeing are understood as essential for both academic and social development and this is optimised by the provision of safe, supportive and respectful learning environments for students and staff in a College environment characterised by trust, respect and confidence. Confident, resilient students with a capacity for emotional intelligence perform better academically and are better able to maintain healthy relationships and responsible lifestyles.

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