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The Northumberland Church of England Academy is seeking an enthusiastic SEN Teacher to join Castle School, a unique and inspiring provision within the Trust.
Castle School is a Special School catering to children with complex learning difficulties, offering a personalised approach and specialist facilities. The Trust provides strong CPD and an excellent ECT support programme, plus wellbeing and on-site childcare.
The Northumberland Church of England Academy is a Multi Academy Trust that strives to provide a supportive, diverse and inclusive learning environment for all staff and students.
The Trust is currently seeking an enthusiastic, imaginative, and resilient SEN Teacher to join the dedicated team at Castle School — a unique and inspiring setting within the Trust.
Castle School is a Special School that caters to children with complex and multiple learning difficulties and disabilities. The school takes a personalised approach to teaching and learning, tailoring support and curriculum delivery to ensure every pupil can thrive and reach their full potential.
Staff at Castle School are passionate about providing innovative educational experiences in a highly supportive and compassionate environment.
In turn, Castle School offers the chance to work in a purpose built provision with multi-sensory rooms, a food technology room, an ICT room, a trampoline room for rebound therapy, hydrotherapy pool, sixth form common room and independent living area.
If you are an experienced teacher looking for a rewarding role where you can contribute to an inclusive and forward-thinking school community, we look forward to receiving your application!
Northumberland Church of England Academy Trust is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people and expects all staff and volunteers to share this commitment. This post is subject to an enhanced DBS check.
NCEA Trust, Wansbeck Workspace,Rotary Parkway, Ashington, NE63 8QZ
01670 331935
admin.mat@ncea.org.uk