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Silverwood School - Rowde Campus is seeking a SEN Teacher (Semi-Formal) to join a dedicated team at our Rowde site. You will teach a class of up to 11 Year 7 pupils with diverse needs, delivering a Semi-Formal curriculum designed to develop emotional regulation, social interaction and confidence in a nurturing, structured environment.
You will collaborate with a team of 43 SEN teachers, plan adaptive lessons, and employ varied teaching methods to support learning. ECTs welcome.
DESIGNATION OF POST: SEN Teacher (Semi-Formal)
TERM: Permanent
DAYS: Monday - Friday, 5 days per week
GRADE: MPS/UPS + SEN point 1 or 2 - depending on skills and experience - ECT's welcome
RESPONSIBLE TO: Director of Learning, Head of Campus, Assistant Head Teacher
RESPONSIBLE FOR: Teaching Assistants
OTHER RESPONSIBILITIES: Curriculum Team Responsibility
Our mission is to enhance opportunities, enjoyment and empower every pupil to reach their full potential. Our vision is ambitious ‘Building Community; Inspiring Learning’, to create a truly integrated and inclusive system of outstanding education for all young people with SEND needs.
We are proud to be a Values Based Education (VBE) school and place our shared values at the heart of everything we do. Our values are principles that guide all our actions, decisions and relationships. At Silverwood School, we have chosen cooperation, courage, honesty, perseverance, respect and kindness as our six shared values. VBE goes beyond learning what our values mean; it encompasses living and experiencing our values every day.
Joining our team means becoming part of a passionate, driven and skilled group of professionals who pride themselves in creating an environment where innovation and leadership are central to improving education.
Be part of a visionary and supportive team committed to "Building Community; Inspiring Learning."
Enjoy the freedom to teach creatively, designing lessons that meet the unique needs of every pupil.
Access to bespoke training and ongoing professional development with leading experts in SEND education.
Experience a warm and collaborative culture, where everyone works together to support success.
Work in an inspiring environment featuring a sensory-rich Forest School, indoor sensory rooms, and inclusive learning spaces.
“Silverwood has a real sense of community. It’s a truly inspirational place to work, with fantastic people at every level.”
“I absolutely love my job. I feel respected, supported, and excited to come in every day.”
This role is based at our Rowde campus, where you’ll teach a class of up to 11 Year 7pupils following a Semi-Formal curriculum .
These pupils have diverse and complex needs including Autism, sensory needs, and communication difficulties.
You’ll plan and deliver engaging lessons that develop emotional regulation, social interaction, and confidence in a nurturing and structured environment.
You’ll be part of a close-knit team of 43 dedicated SEN teachers who offer a friendly and collaborative teaching culture.
You’ll use and share adaptive teaching techniques to meet a curriculum working on developing social skills, interactions and emotional regulation through structured activities using a variety of teaching methods.
This job description only contains the main accountabilities relating to this post and does not describe in detail all the tasks required to carry them out. All staff are expected to be flexible to ensure the most effective organisation and delivery of learning.
General tasks are varied from time to time to consider the changing nature of the school and the demands made upon it. Such changes are a normal part of the post and do not constitute a change to the general job description. There may be times when travel between sites is required.
The nature of the work requires that the post-holder has undergone checks by the Disclosure and Barring Service and has enhanced Disclosure.
The post holder has a responsibility to understand and abide by the obligations laid down in the school’s Equalities policies.
The post holder has a responsibility for his/her own health and safety, and that of others who may be affected by their acts or omissions. In addition, Supervisors have responsibility to ensure that, on a day-to-day basis, work is conducted within the framework of all local guidelines and policy. There is a requirement for travelling between sites on a regular basis. All managers are responsible for implementing the School’s Health, Safety and Welfare Policy within their area of responsibility.
We welcome you to arrange a visit to our school before applying to see what we can offer