EYFS Autism SEND teacher

Netley Primary School; Greater London; On-site; GBP 28,000 - 42,000; Full time

Job summary

Netley Primary School in London is seeking an inspiring teacher to join our dedicated team in the Woodlands Autism unit.

You will teach a small, focused class of EYFS children, tailoring learning to individual needs with support from Child Support Assistants to maintain excellent adult-to-pupil ratios.

We are based at Netley Campus, an inclusive site with multiple provisions and a strong commitment to inclusion, equity, social mobility, and high aspirations for every child.

Responsibilities

• High-Impact Teaching in a Specialist Environment
• Tailor learning to the individual child in our Autism classrooms
• Work with a small class backed by Child Support Assistants to ensure excellent adult-to-pupil ratios

Job description

We are looking for an inspiring, passionate teacher to join the happy, dedicated, and hardworking staff at Netley Primary School which also includes Woodlands (Centre for Autism). This is a perfect opportunity to gain premier experience in a renowned specialist setting. We welcome outstanding applicants from across the entire primary range. This role is in our Autism class of 8 EYFS children.

High-Impact Teaching in a Specialist Environment

This is an exceptional opportunity to teach within our specialised Autism classrooms. If you are looking for a role where you can truly tailor learning to the individual child, this position offers the ideal environment. You will teach a small, focused class of children, backed by a fantastic, dedicated team of Child Support Assistants, ensuring excellent adult-to-pupil ratios.

Our Campus and Community

Netley Campus is a vibrant, inclusive, and culturally rich learning hub. Our campus uniquely brings together our mainstream primary school, the Woodlands Autism unit, Acorns (our specialised provision for two-year-olds), and a separate school on site; Robson House PRU. We are a large, wonderfully diverse school driven by a fierce commitment to inclusion and equity. Located in the Regents Park estate, our school serves a community facing some of the highest socio-economic challenges in England. We view this as our proudest purpose: our staff are deeply committed to driving social mobility, happiness, and high aspirations for every single child.