Teacher
This is a Permanent, Full Time vacancy that will close in {x} days at {xx:xx} BST.
The Vacancy
We are looking for an SEN Teacher at our Ash Meadow School, Sutton Manor, St Helen's
The School is a non-associated Independent Specialist school based in Sutton Manor, St Helens. Our aim is to provide a child-centred and individualised education to students with Autism and other sensory processing disorders in a calm and safe environment.
Due to the expansion, an amazing opportunity has arisen. Bright Futures is seeking SEN Teachers to join the team at Ash Meadow School. This is a fantastic opportunity to play a pivotal role in shaping the future of our students, supporting young people with autism, moderate to severe learning difficulties, and complex needs.
Main purpose
The SEN teacher, under the direction of the Headteacher, will:
- be accountable for the standards of a curriculum-specific subject throughout the school
- lead, manage and develop a class group
- exercise professional skills and judgment
- impact on the educational progress of all pupils in their class group
- lead, develop and enhance the classroom practice of teaching staff and teaching assistants[CD1]
Qualities and knowledge
Under the direction of the Headteacher:
- Support with the day-to-day running of the school
- Lead by example, hold and articulating clear values and moral purpose, and focus on providing an excellent education for all pupils
- Build positive relationships with all members of the school community, showing positive attitudes to them
- Seek training and continuing professional development to meet your own needs
Pupils and staff
Under the direction of the Headteacher:
- Demand ambitious standards for all pupils, instilling a strong sense of accountability in staff for the impact of their work on pupil outcomes
- Ensure excellent resources and curriculum coverage in their class group
- Establish a culture of ‘open classrooms’ as a basis for sharing best practice
- Create an ethos within which all staff are motivated and supported to develop their skills and knowledge[CD2]
The self-improving school system
Under the direction of the Headteacher:
- create an outward-facing school that works with other schools and organisations to secure excellent outcomes for all pupils
- develop effective relationships with fellow professionals
- inspire and influence others to believe in the fundamental importance of education in young people’s lives and to promote the value of education
An SEN Teacher will be required to safeguard and promote children's and young people's welfare and follow school policies and the staff code of conduct. An SEN Teacher will fully embrace and support the Company values.
Please note that this is illustrative of the general nature and level of responsibility of the role. It is not a comprehensive list of all tasks that the SEN Teacher will carry out. The post holder may be required to do other duties appropriate to the level of the role, as directed by the Head of School.
Person Specification: SEN Teacher
Qualifications
Degree or equivalent in education/ curriculum subject/ teaching
QTS/ QTLS
Evidence of professional development
Experience
Experience in teaching students with complex needs is desirable but not essential. Full training will be given during our bespoke induction programme.
Knowledge and Understanding
Understanding of the latest research and how to implement it in context to achieve maximum impact is essential. It is recommended that candidates are signed up to DfE updates and Ofsted emailing lists.
Ability to effectively analyse student data to monitor and improve performances.
Self-aware with a good understanding of own personal strengths and weaknesses.
A vision committed to our principles, values and mission statement especially 'Awakening Potential' and improving outcomes for all students.
Starting salary from £34,992 (Inclusive of £2539 SEND allowance)
Hours: 8.30 – 16.00/ 17.00 depending on the level of responsibility and pay structure.
Contract type: Full Time
Reporting to: Headteacher
Responsible for: Teaching a class group/ curriculum lead
Ready to take the next step in your teaching journey?
Contact michele.pitt@brightfuturescare.co.uk for more details or apply today
The Company
At Bright Futures, we make a real difference in the lives of young people and adults with autism, special educational and complex needs. Through our dedicated and expert team, we deliver outstanding care and education.
Our team are here because they are passionate about improving the lives of the individuals we support. Our employees are the key to the exceptional quality of care and education that we provide. It’s why we invest in our people, fostering their personal and professional growth to ensure they can excel and develop in their journey with us.
We can’t promise that it will always be easy, but we can promise here at Bright Futures it will be worthwhile. You’ll be making a difference to the lives of the people we support, celebrating their achievements, and providing unwavering support during challenging times. The feedback from our people is that the good days will always outshine; especially with the backing and support of the whole team.
No matter your role, everything we do is focused around our unwavering commitment to the people we support. Our aim is that every individual we support thrives and socially develops as active members of their local community.
The Benefits
Join the team at Bright Futures and awaken your potential whilst improving the lives of the people we support.
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