Computing Teacher

SchoolBrowse; Shanklin; On-site; GBP 28,000 - 42,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Occupational sick pay

Autism training

DBS check

Pension scheme

Friendly environment

Refer a friend £500

Blue Light Card

Employee assistance

Job summary

Sutherland House School in Braithwell is seeking a committed Teacher of Computing to join a supportive staff team. The successful candidate will deliver an engaging Computing curriculum to autistic pupils aged 5-19 and contribute to school improvement.

You'll work in a special needs setting with specialist training provided; the role requires full-time availability and collaboration with therapists and other professionals. A genuine commitment to pupil development and safeguarding is essential.

Qualifications

• Qualified teacher status or equivalent.
• Strong subject knowledge in Computing.
• Commitment to working with autistic pupils and willingness to undertake specialist training.
• Ability to plan and deliver engaging, differentiated lessons that meet individual pupil needs.
• Willingness to collaborate with therapists and other professionals.
• Full-time availability; restricted hours cannot be accommodated.
• No sponsorship is available for this position.

Responsibilities

• Promote the subject and its value across the school, maintaining a clear understanding of its delivery and impact on pupil achievement.
• Contribute to the school development plan and produce a subject action plan.
• Support pupils’ spiritual, moral, social, cultural, physical and mental development alongside British values through subject teaching.
• Promote careers education and illustrate career pathways linked to the subject.
• Support colleagues with planning and delivery to maintain consistently high standards.
• Develop and regularly review the vision, aims and purpose of the subject area.
• Oversee curriculum planning to ensure it is well sequenced and promotes pupil progress.
• Ensure effective and consistent implementation of the planned curriculum.
• Maintain an effective assessment system that tracks pupil progress and demonstrates positive impact on learning.
• Hold overarching responsibility for pupil achievement and standards in the subject.
• Identify and implement interventions where needed and ensure appropriate qualification pathways are available for KS4 and KS5 pupils.

Skills

Teaching Computing

Special needs

Differentiated lessons

Team collaboration

Full-time availability

Education

Qualified Teacher Status (QTS)

Equivalent qualification

Job description

About the school

Sutherland House School in Braithwell is a non-maintained specialist school for autistic children and young people aged 5-19. The school creates personalised learning opportunities with a vision of helping every pupil reach their potential. It offers small class groups, favourable staffing levels and strong opportunities for training and professional development. The school holds an Ofsted rating of Good and is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people.

The role

We are seeking a committed Teacher of Computing to join a supportive staff team. The successful candidate will demonstrate a passion for improving the lives of autistic pupils and their families, together with a clear commitment to planning and delivering an enriching and meaningful curriculum. Previous experience with autistic pupils or in a special educational needs setting is desirable, although full training and support will be provided.

The Computing Teacher will take responsibility for subject implementation and teaching across the school, ensuring that expectations set out in the Teachers’ Standards are met, that differentiation provides appropriate stretch and challenge for each pupil, and that standards of learning and achievement continue to improve.

Key responsibilities

• Promote the subject and its value across the school, maintaining a clear understanding of its delivery and impact on pupil achievement.
• Contribute to the school development plan and produce a subject action plan.
• Support pupils’ spiritual, moral, social, cultural, physical and mental development alongside British values through subject teaching.
• Promote careers education and illustrate career pathways linked to the subject.
• Support colleagues with planning and delivery to maintain consistently high standards.
• Develop and regularly review the vision, aims and purpose of the subject area.
• Oversee curriculum planning to ensure it is well sequenced and promotes pupil progress.
• Ensure effective and consistent implementation of the planned curriculum.
• Maintain an effective assessment system that tracks pupil progress and demonstrates positive impact on learning.
• Hold overarching responsibility for pupil achievement and standards in the subject.
• Identify and implement interventions where needed and ensure appropriate qualification pathways are available for KS4 and KS5 pupils.

Requirements

• Qualified teacher status or equivalent.
• Strong subject knowledge in Computing.
• Commitment to working with autistic pupils and a willingness to undertake specialist training.
• Ability to plan and deliver engaging, differentiated lessons that meet individual pupil needs.
• Willingness to collaborate with therapists and other professionals.
• Full-time availability; restricted hours cannot be accommodated.
• No sponsorship is available for this position.

Benefits & package

• Occupational sick pay.
• Extensive induction with autism specialist training.
• Free initial DBS check.
• Employer pension scheme.
• Friendly and supportive work environment.
• Refer a friend scheme worth £500.
• Access to the Blue Light Card scheme.
• Employee Assistance Programme.
• Paid maternity, paternity and adoption leave.