Restorative Justice Practitioners (RJPs)
As a Restorative Justice Practitioner, the student will:
- Providing excellent leadership and being a role model to all learners.
- Undertake specialist training with the Lancashire Constabulary on Restorative Justice.
- Be able to approach sensitive situations in a calm and mature manner.
- Organise and process Restorative Justice Referrals.
- Liaise with the Assistant Principal and relevant Head of Year on the Restorative Justice meeting outcomes.
- Supervising Restorative Justice meetings between different students.
- Displaying excellent organisation and written communication skills, when writing up notes from the Restorative Justice meetings.
- Undertaking any other responsibilities that are requested by the Principal and senior leaders.
What qualities are needed in the student?
- A passionate belief in the school’s mission statement.
- High levels of attendance and punctuality to school.
- High levels of honesty, behaviour and good language.
- Good character – being conscientious about your duties, being helpful and fair to all students, and keeping confidential information to yourself.
- Commitment to serving other people and Khidmah (service).
- Responsible and able to deal with sensitive situations.