Discipline Support Officer (Dso)

Duties & Responsibilities 1. Campus Supervision & Discipline Prevention Provide a visible, reassuring adult presence by conducting systematic patrols in high-movement areas during recess, lunch breaks, and lesson transitions. Maintain active supervisory presence in the school canteen and Multi-Purpose Hall during daily recess periods. Support proactive discipline strategies and facilitate simple peer reconciliation or mediation where appropriate. 2. Monitoring & In-House Suspension Support Record and monitor latecomers arriving after 7:30 AM and manage the associated data. Maintain a structured, quiet environment for suspended students to ensure learning continuity during their in-house suspension. Guide students through structured reflective activities and assist in their smooth transition back into the classroom. 3. Investigative & Case Support Conduct preliminary fact-finding investigations and interviews regarding disciplinary incidents. Obtain accurate student and witness statements safely and appropriately. Compile evidence and prepare structured incident reports for submission to Key Personnel for further directions. 4. Data Management & Administration Collate, organize, and update discipline-related documentation, including latecoming records, statements, and incident metrics using Excel spreadsheets. Requirements: Skills & Experience Background & Experience Uniformed Services: Ideally possesses a background in a uniformed service (e.g., Singapore Police Force, Singapore Prison Service, or equivalent). Track Record: Minimum of 3 years of experience involving youth-related case investigation, behavioral support, and restorative work. Core Competencies Behavioral Intervention: Demonstrated competency in conflict management, de-escalation techniques, and calm, proportionate behavioral intervention. Communication: Strong interpersonal and communication skills to engage constructively with young students, parents, and school staff. Administrative Accuracy: Sol…