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    location: Burgess Hill, South East,
    job type: Contract,
    date posted: 24 march 2025,
    reference number: Bran112vteach,

    Qualified Teacher - Through SEN Provision - West Sussex

    Do you have a passion for supporting young boys with Social, Emotional and Mental Health (SEMH) needs and Autistic Spectrum Conditions (ASC)? Are you ready to make a genuine difference and lead a classroom in a supportive and unique environment?

    Through SEN Provision, a leading provider of education and care for boys aged 5-11 with a range of complex needs, is seeking a dedicated and experienced Qualified Teacher to join our dedicated team.

    About Us:

    • A Different Approach: We are a provision that understands that every child can flourish with the right environment and support. We do not aim to replicate a mainstream school approach but rather try to consider what approaches our particular pupils need to achieve their full potential.
    • Exceptional Setting: Our provision is nestled on 23 acres of beautiful West Sussex countryside, offering a unique and stimulating learning environment. Enjoy access to excellent sporting facilities, an extensive Forest Schools programme, and state-of-the-art equipment that supports learning across the provision.
    • A Supportive Team: We are proud of our highly trained and experienced staff team, dedicated to providing the best possible care and education for our pupils.
    • Our Guiding Principles: We believe in creating a school culture built on confidence, respect, a holistic approach, and individuality.


    What You'll Do:

    • Lead a classroom of students: You'll be responsible for planning, delivering, and assessing engaging lessons for a small group of students (typically 6-8).
    • Collaborate with a dedicated team: You'll work closely with a team of Teaching Assistants to implement personalized learning plans and ensure each student's needs are met.
    • Support students with a range of needs: You'll provide help with activities, behavior management, and personal care as required.
    • Create a positive and encouraging atmosphere: Promote a sense of safety, belonging, and well-being.
    • Learn and grow: We are committed to ongoing professional development and will support you with further training and qualifications.


    Ideal Candidates:

    • Have a genuine passion for working with children with social, emotional and mental health needs and Autistic Spectrum Conditions.
    • Are patient, caring, and enthusiastic about supporting learners.
    • Possess a strong understanding of the National Curriculum and effective pedagogy for SEND students.
    • Have experience working in education, children's homes, or EYFS (desirable).
    • Have experience with Picture Exchange Communication Systems (PECs) or other communication tools for non-verbal learners (desirable).
    • Have experience with speech & language or BSL (desirable).


    Benefits:

    * Term-time only contract.
    * Competitive salary on the M1-M6 scale (no SEN Allowance or TLR attached).
    * Access to a beautiful and unique setting, with a strong sense of community.
    * The opportunity to work in a supportive and collaborative environment.
    * A comprehensive training programme to develop your skills.
    * A chance to learn from experienced professionals and make a real difference.

    Essential Requirements:

    * A valid DBS check.
    * A full driving licence (preferred).
    * A relevant teaching qualification (QTS).

    If you are passionate about supporting children with special needs and want to be part of a dedicated and thriving team, we encourage you to apply!

    To Apply:

    Please contact Claire Watson at claire.watson@randstad.co.uk or call Claire on 01293 527416.

    Ready to make a difference? Join our team!