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Zone Manager – SEND and Inclusion Support Model
NorwichSource: WhatJobs
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Overview
In this Zone Manager role you lead the SEND and Inclusion Support Model (SISM) across a geographical area, shaping local delivery and partnerships. You work with local authorities, schools and health and social care to translate intelligence into priorities and actions. You drive multi-agency collaboration and accountable progress within a broader FLOURISH mission to create a more inclusive, locally delivered system. Enjoy shaping a countywide transformation with real impact for children, young people and families.
Pay / Benefits
Competitive salary
Generous holiday entitlement
Health and Wellbeing services
Flexible working including hybrid options
Norfolk Rewards discounts
Local Government Pension Scheme with life cover
Responsibilities
Provide strategic and operational leadership for SISM activity across your zone, ensuring coordinated engagement, planning and improvement.
Own delivery within your zone with autonomous prioritization and timely decisions within the strategic framework.
Bring partners together across education, health, social care and other organisations to align responsibilities and actions.
Plan, negotiate and allocate resources based on local need and risk to inform senior planning and commissioning.
Coordinate requests for support and multi-disciplinary responses, directing complex issues to the right professionals.
Chair zone/phase meetings, secure ownership of decisions and escalate barriers as needed.
Use zone data to identify risks and opportunities and translate findings into reports and recommendations.
Provide quality assurance and drive improvements across settings and partners.
Safeguard children and manage risk, ensuring safeguarding and compliance with processes.
Key requirements
significant experience in education, SEND, inclusion, Children’s Services or related environments
ability to provide confident system leadership without direct line management authority
autonomy to deliver local priorities and make decisions in complex contexts
strong data analysis skills and ability to translate intelligence into priorities
experience coordinating work across teams or organisations and contributing to service improvement
excellent communication, meeting leadership and relationship-building skills
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