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New Mills School in the High Peak area is seeking an enthusiastic Intervention Practitioner to join the Inclusion Team. This role focuses on targeted intervention, mentoring and personalised support for students with identified needs, helping them access learning and succeed.
Based at New Mills School, the post sits within the 360 Inclusion provision, under the direction of the Assistant SENDCo, with a strong emphasis on early intervention, relationships and successful reintegration into
Closing date: 08 October 2026
New Mills School is a thriving and ambitious 11-16 community school in the High Peak, close to the stunning Peak District National Park, yet within easy reach of Stockport, Cheshire and Manchester.
This is an exciting time to join our school. Following a strong set of GCSE results this summer, with particularly positive outcomes across our core subjects and a range of curriculum areas, we have begun the new academic year with confidence, ambition and a clear focus on continuing to improve. Our most recent Ofsted inspection judged New Mills School to be Good in all areas, recognising our ambitious curriculum, calm and positive school environment and inclusive approach.
New Mills School is a warm and welcoming place with high expectations, a strong sense of community and a genuine commitment to ensuring that every student can succeed and belong. Our values - Think Big, Do the Right Thing and Team Spirit - underpin everything we do, alongside our simple message to students: Be here, learn well, belong.
We are looking to appoint enthusiastic, compassionate and highly motivated Intervention Practitioner to join our Inclusion Team. This is an exciting opportunity for an individual who is passionate about helping young people overcome barriers to learning and achieve their full potential.
Our 360 Inclusion provision is developing around earlier intervention, strong relationships and successful reintegration, helping students to remain connected to school and experience success in mainstream education. Working under the direction of the Assistant SENDCo, you will provide targeted intervention, mentoring and personalised support for students with identified additional needs. You will plan, deliver and evaluate evidence-informed interventions, helping students develop the confidence, resilience, independence and strategies they need to access learning successfully.
Further information on the role is available in the job advert, and job description and person specification.