Reset Room Manager

Are you passionate about supporting students to reflect on their behaviour and engage positively in school? Do you thrive in a dynamic environment where every day is different? Would you love a role where you make a direct impact on student wellbeing and learning?

If yes — we’d love to hear from you!

This role follows the school calendar: you work during student term time plus an additional 5 days for training, preparation, or key school events.

Your salary is pro-rata but paid evenly over 12 months, giving you consistent monthly pay while enjoying more time off during school holidays — supporting a better work–life balance.

As Reset Room Manager, you will oversee the smooth running of the Reset Room, providing a calm, supportive environment where students reflect on behaviour, complete work to expected standards, and engage with interventions designed by the pastoral team.

Your work will directly impact student behaviour, learning, and wellbeing every day.

• Build positive relationships with students to support reflection and engagement
• Supervise students in the Reset Room, helping them complete work and maintain focus
• Provide reflective opportunities and pastoral support as appropriate
• Ensure safety of students in the Reset Room and around the school
• Participate in duty rotas and on-call support during lessons, unstructured times, and key points of the day
• Address behaviour incidents calmly and consistently, following school procedures

• Maintain clear routines and expectations in the RESET Room
• Identify barriers to student reintegration into lessons and report to Heads of Year/School
• Support OPS students from partner schools completing their sanctions
• Keep the Reset Room organised, welcoming, and conducive to learning

• Undertake training in first aid, fire marshalling, and other relevant school duties

Someone who is:

• Calm, confident, and resilient
• Naturally great with young people
• A clear communicator with a supportive approach
• Energetic, proactive, and able to adapt to changing situations
• A team player who thrives in a pastoral setting
• Keen to undertake training and develop within the role

• A rewarding role with daily impact on students’ lives
• Training and development opportunities
• A supportive, dedicated pastoral team
• A varied role full of meaningful connection and responsibility

To apply or for more information, please send your CV to
jemma.lowry.

At Herne Bay High, we are dedicated to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children. All applicants will be subject to comprehensive child protection screening, including enhanced DBS and reference checks.

30th Jan 2026 - However we reserve the right to close earlier

For further information about this vacancy please contact us using  Room Manager.