SEN Specialist Teacher — Autistic & Life Skills Focus

TimePlan Education; Bromley; On-site; GBP 28,000 - 42,000; Full time

Job summary

TimePlan Education is recruiting a dedicated SEN Teacher for a specialist school in Bromley. The role focuses on providing highly personalised learning for pupils with a range of needs, including autism and complex SEN.

You will deliver differentiated lessons, assess progress and contribute to EHCP outcomes while collaborating with families and multidisciplinary teams. Commitment to safeguarding is essential.

Qualifications

• Plan highly differentiated lessons.
• Adapt learning to individual pupil profiles.
• Teach academic, communication and life skills.
• Monitor and assess pupil progress.
• Contribute to EHCP outcomes and annual reviews.
• Work closely with families and multidisciplinary professionals.
• Lead and support a team of Teaching Assistants.
• Use positive behaviour-support strategies.
• Develop pupils' independence and confidence.

Responsibilities

• Create a positive classroom environment where pupils feel safe, valued and motivated to learn.
• Plan highly differentiated lessons.
• Adapt learning to individual pupil profiles.
• Teach academic, communication and life skills.
• Monitor and assess pupil progress.
• Contribute to EHCP outcomes and annual reviews.
• Work closely with families and multidisciplinary professionals.
• Lead and support a team of Teaching Assistants.
• Use positive behaviour-support strategies.
• Develop pupils' independence and confidence.

Skills

Differentiated lesson planning

Adapt lessons to pupil profiles

Behaviour management

Team leadership of TAs

Pupil progress assessment

Job description

TimePlan Education is recruiting a dedicated SEN Teacher for a specialist school in Bromley. The role focuses on providing highly personalised learning for pupils with a range of needs, including autism and complex SEN.

You will deliver differentiated lessons, assess progress and contribute to EHCP outcomes while collaborating with families and multidisciplinary teams. Commitment to safeguarding is essential.