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Salary - Grade I - Grade I -SCP 34-38 £38,553 to £42,614 Closing date: Wednesday 8th June, 12 noon Interviews: Monday 13th June (subject to change) We are seeking to appoint an IT Network Manager to our central team. We are looking for someone who is suitably experienced and qualified to join our growing MAT. This is a key role within the central team as the successful candidate will be responsible for managing IT systems across the schools, for leading the strategic development of ICT and maintaining the Technical Support for the curriculum and administrative infrastructure of each school within our Trust. We are looking for an experienced and confident candidate who has knowledge of Microsoft systems, network management and cloud based technologies. You will need to lead a small team of IT technicians as well as working with senior people within our schools and our central trust This post offers an exciting opportunity for an ambitious and enthusiastic professional to join our Trust as we continue to grow in size. What we can offer you As a Trust we are dedicated to the successful future of every young person in our schools. We believe in family and community, we respect and celebrate differences, we work as a team with an ambitious agenda, always striving to do our best. These values are reflected in the team of people who work for us, both within our schools and the central team. We strive to ensure all our staff have a range of professional development opportunities whilst ensuring a balanced approach to work and personal time. We are committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people. An Enhanced Disclosure from the DBS will be required for this post. Please apply for this job via our ETeach portal - https://www.eteach.com/job/it-network-manager-1239527 IT Network Manager.pdf

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Job Title: Senior IT Technician Grade: Grade F, SCP 17 - 23 Actual salary: £24,491 - £27,741 Hours / contract term: 37 hours a week, all year round Champion Education Trust are expanding their IT team, initially to be based at Blackburn Central High School and Crosshill Special School. The team currently consists of Network Manager, IT Technician and IT Apprentice, and this exciting new role will directly support the Network Manager in his work across the Trust. We are looking for a skilled and reliable team member who can provide excellent technical support, with a proven track record in great customer service, advanced knowledge and troubleshooting. Current Trust schools are located in Blackburn and Blackpool with a planned relocation for Crosshill School to Darwen. For more information and to apply, please click here Closing date: 11.59am 18th June 2021 000 - Senior Technician Advert - May 2021.pdf

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Job Title: Senior IT Technician Grade: Grade F, SCP 17 - 23 Actual salary: £24,491 - £27,741 Hours / contract term: 37 hours a week, all year round Champion Education Trust are expanding their IT team, initially to be based at Blackburn Central High School and Crosshill Special School. The team currently consists of Network Manager, IT Technician and IT Apprentice, and this exciting new role will directly support the Network Manager in his work across the Trust. We are looking for a skilled and reliable team member who can provide excellent technical support, with a proven track record in great customer service, advanced knowledge and troubleshooting. Current Trust schools are located in Blackburn and Blackpool with a planned relocation for Crosshill School to Darwen. For more information and to apply, please click here

Thanks qphs, I have changed that setting and up to now (not many staff have been in yet) all seems to be working correctly!! Fingers crossed this may have solved the issue! Paul

Good morning I have recently moved all of our users home folders from an old 2003 server to a new 2008 R2 server. Their home folders used to be a path of \\Servername\Username$, they have redirected documents to these folders. I have changed the home folder path in AD to \\servername\Staff\Username and their home folder maps correctly when you browse in My Computer but the Documents folder is still redirected to the old server location which isn't available anymore. I have enforced the policy to see if that makes a difference but it looks as if Windows is using some locally cached profile data or reg entry with the old settings in. I have deleted the local profiles of some staff on some PC's and when the profile is recreated the problem is corrected. The issue is that some staff have local docs and there are about 600 PC's that will need this doing if I go down that route. Does anyone know of a solution to enforce the old profiles to take the new My Documents redirection location or is going to be a whole site local profile deletion and recreation? Many thanks Paul