SEN Teacher

Outcomes First Group; Long Eaton; Sur place; GBP 32 000 - 42 000; Plein temps

Avantages offerts par ce poste

Life Assurance

Pension scheme with options to enhance

Wellbeing support

Flexible Benefits Platform (Vista)

Health, wellbeing & insurance benefits

UK discounts

Cycle to Work Scheme

Critical illness cover

Family Growth Support

Résumé du poste

Outcomes First Group is seeking a SEN Teacher with Humanities or Computing specialism to support students with autism and complex needs. You will plan and deliver differentiated lessons, fostering academic, social and emotional development across two specialist sites.

You will work with support staff, families and multidisciplinary teams to personalise learning and track progress, while modelling inclusive teaching and behaviour strategies for young people aged 7–18.

Qualifications

• Experience teaching students with SEND, autism and/or complex needs.
• Can confidently teach Humanities or Computing.
• Can effectively manage challenging behaviour using positive approaches.
• Is patient, resilient, empathetic and committed to student success.
• Works well both independently and as part of a multidisciplinary team.
• Has good IT skills and a willingness to embrace innovative teaching methods.
• Driving licence required.

Responsabilités

• Plan and deliver engaging lessons tailored to individual learning needs.
• Teach Humanities or Computing across relevant key stages.
• Monitor, assess and report on student progress.
• Develop and review individual education and behaviour plans.
• Create a safe, stimulating and inclusive learning environment.
• Support students with social, emotional and behavioural needs.
• Work closely with Learning Support Assistants and wider school staff.
• Contribute to curriculum development and school improvement initiatives.

Connaissances

SEND experience

Behaviour management

IT literacy

Independent work & team

Formation

QTS with PE specialism

Description du poste

We are seeking an SEN Teacher specialising in Humanities or Computing to join our specialist education team. Working with students with autism and additional needs, you will deliver engaging, differentiated lessons that support academic, social and emotional development. In this rewarding role, you'll plan and deliver personalised learning, foster an inclusive classroom environment, and work closely with support staff, families and multidisciplinary teams to help every student achieve their potential. Your Humanities or Computing expertise will inspire students, build confidence and develop essential skills for their future. What you will be doing

• Plan and deliver engaging lessons tailored to individual learning needs.
• Teach Humanities or Computing across relevant key stages.
• Monitor, assess and report on student progress.
• Develop and review individual education and behaviour plans.
• Create a safe, stimulating and inclusive learning environment.
• Support students with social, emotional and behavioural needs.
• Work closely with Learning Support Assistants and wider school staff.
• Contribute to curriculum development and school improvement initiatives.
• QTS with PE specialism required
• Experience teaching students with SEND, autism and/or complex needs.
• Can confidently teach Humanities or Computing.
• Can effectively manage challenging behaviour using positive approaches.
• Is patient, resilient, empathetic and committed to student success.
• Works well both independently and as part of a multidisciplinary team.
• Has good IT skills and a willingness to embrace innovative teaching methods.
• Driving licence required

Longdon Park School opened in June 2015 and is a co-educational day school for students aged 7 to 18 with complex educational needs, communication difficulties and behaviours that may challenge, primarily associated with a diagnosis of autism spectrum disorder (ASD).

We operate across two specialist sites to provide age-appropriate learning environments: Egginton, Derby supporting students aged 7-14 and Branston Burton upon Trent supporting young people aged 14-18. Our therapeutic, supportive and inclusive approach enables every student to develop confidence, independence and resilience. We help our young people understand the impact of their actions, make positive choices and develop the social and emotional skills they need to thrive both in school and beyond. We are committed to raising achievement by delivering a personalised, engaging curriculum tailored to each student's individual strengths, interests and aspirations. Our priority is to equip every learner with the knowledge, skills and confidence needed to achieve positive outcomes and make a successful transition into further education, employment or adult life. Please note that Longdon Park School is not readily accessible by public transport, so applicants should consider this when applying At Outcomes First Schools, we provide specialist education for learners who need a deeper level of understanding, expertise and support than mainstream education can typically offer. We support students with a wide range of complex, co-occurring and neurodivergent needs, including autism, ADHD, SEMH, speech and communication needs, dyslexia and experiences of trauma or adversity. We are proud to be a part of OFG Education who in 2025 were officially certified as a 'Great Place to Work' for the sixth year running.

We place students and vulnerable young adults at the heart of everything we do, so every day brings the satisfaction of making a real difference. We are committed to the safeguarding and promoting the welfare of students and young people. All applicants will be subject to social media checks and successful applicants to a fully enhanced DBS.

• Life Assurance
• Pension scheme with options to increase contributions
• "Your Wellbeing Matters" - mental health support and physical health checks
• "Flexible Benefits Platform (Vista), including:"
• Health, wellbeing and insurance benefits
• Hundreds of UK and international discounts
• Cycle to Work Scheme & Electric Car Purchase Scheme
• Critical illness cover
• Family Growth Support, including enhanced maternity/paternity leave and paid fertility treatment support