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SEND Teacher - Fixed-Term Maternity Cover

Location: Upminster | Salary: £36,413 - £53,994 (Main/Upper Pay Scale, inclusive of Outer London Weighting)

Contract: Fixed-Term (Maternity Cover) - Required from September 2025 until 31st August 2026

Closing Date for Applications: Thursday 24th April 2025

Interview Date: Wednesday 30th April 2025

Are you a passionate and motivated SEND Teacher looking to make a real difference?

We are seeking to appoint an exceptional SEND Teacher to join our dedicated team at our Ofsted-rated 'Outstanding' secondary school in Upminster. This is a fantastic opportunity to work in a supportive, high-achieving environment committed to delivering outstanding outcomes for all learners.

As a SEND Teacher, you will provide a high-quality, challenging and differentiated educational experience tailored to the needs of pupils with special educational needs. You will work collaboratively with a supportive SEN department to ensure every pupil achieves their full potential.

What we're looking for:

1. A qualified SEND Teacher with experience working with pupils with a range of special educational needs
2. Someone with high expectations, strong subject knowledge, and a creative approach to teaching and learning
3. A committed and enthusiastic professional, eager to apply new strategies and approaches to help our pupils succeed
4. A team player who will contribute to the continued development of SEN provision within the school

Our school, located in the heart of Upminster, provides a nurturing and inclusive learning environment, where staff and students alike are valued and supported. This opportunity offers a unique chance to join a thriving school community in Upminster, with excellent facilities and professional development opportunities.

If you are an ambitious and inspiring SEND Teacher ready to take on a new challenge, we would love to hear from you. Join us in Upminster and help shape the future of our exceptional pupils.

Apply now to be part of something outstanding in Upminster.