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London Borough of Havering is recruiting an Advisory Teacher - Communication and Interaction (C&I) within the C&I Support Team. The role supports schools and settings through Team Around the School, collaborating with Educational Psychologists, therapists and other professionals to embed the delivery model.
The adviser will participate in multi-agency work with schools and parents to achieve support plan goals, offering a solution-focused, collaborative approach and ensuring staff have the
Havering SEND and Alternative Provision Service is a multi-disciplinary team of Educational Psychologists, Advisory Teachers, Early Years specialists, Counsellors, Occupational Therapists and a range of other multi-disciplinary, specialist staff. The committed team work collaboratively to support children and young people with SEND, working with the schools and educational settings they attend.
There is an exciting opportunity to apply for the position of Advisory Teacher - C&I within the C&I Support Team. The Team is increasing its number of Advisory Teachers as it looks to enhance the type and amount of support available to schools and settings as part of the Department for Education’s ‘Experts at Hand’ offer.
The C&I Support Team includes Advisory Teachers and C&I Advisors. The function of the team is to provide advice, support, training and modelling of interventions and strategies. Our vision is to enhance school practitioners understanding, confidence and expertise to meet the needs of children and young people with C&I needs.
The Advisory Teacher - C&I will
Working within Havering’s Education Support Service offers:
An enhanced DBS check is required for this post.
For an informal discussion about the role, please contact C&I Support Team Manager Rosanne Stubbington-Daniels at rosanne.stubbington@havering.gov.uk.
This post is a permanent post, though has been created linked to the government's Experts at Hand funding for Local Authorities for which there is currently commitment until the end of August 2029.
Closing date: 20.08.26
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