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Telford & Wrekin Council’s Educational Psychology Service seeks a Specialist Senior Educational Psychologist to join a growing team. The role is 37 hours per week, permanent, with 0.6 FTE traded commitments and hybrid working, offering a pathway to strategic leadership across the service.
You will lead and evaluate developments, promote inclusion, collaborate with schools and partners, and support innovative models like Experts At Hand to improve outcomes for children and families.
37 hours per week.
Soulbury B (3-6) plus 3 SPAs (permanent contract)
Telford & Wrekin Educational Psychology Service is entering an exciting period of growth and innovation, offering a unique opportunity for a Specialist Senior Educational Psychologist to join a values‑driven, relational, and forward‑thinking team. We are looking to recruit to a new Specialist Senior EP role in Telford & Wrekin’s established and expanding EP team. The role would be ideally placed for an experienced maingrade or senior/specialist practitioner EP wishing to evolve their career.
Our EP service is rooted in a collaborative consultation model, underpinned by solution‑focused, person‑centred, and strengths‑based practice. We pride ourselves on our distinctive locality‑based structure, where each setting is supported by a dedicated Lead EP and team, enabling deep, sustained partnerships with schools and communities. Alongside a clearly-boundaried approach to supporting the delivery of consultation‑based traded and statutory commitments (0.6 FTE), you will be enabled to take a lead strategic role in the delivery of Educational Psychology Services relating to a designated specialism. You will contribute to strategic leadership across the service and play a key role in the implementation, operational delivery and ongoing development of innovative service models, including our Experts At Hand approach, ensuring high‑quality, evidence‑informed support for schools, settings and partner agencies.
Joining the Telford EP team, you will be supported to represent the service and promote applied educational psychology in your specialist area. Potential areas for development and exploration include (but are not limited to) Learning and Play, Neurodiversity, Youth Justice, Preparation for Adulthood and Early Years. You will have opportunities to lead and influence service‑wide developments, translating strategic priorities into practice and supporting the quality assurance, evaluation and continuous improvement of key delivery models. This includes working collaboratively with colleagues and partners to develop the reach, impact and sustainability of our Experts At Hand model across Telford & Wrekin. We will support you to promote the development of good practice in our schools and communities in relation to your area of specialism.
Our traded work is varied, creative, and highly responsive, and we have extended our reach beyond educational settings through strong working partnerships with Health and Social Care. This includes our award‑winning collaboration with the Parent Carer Forum Parents Opening Doors, through which we offer impactful, community based psychology with families. As a service, we continue to lead and influence system‑wide practice, championing neuro affirming and inclusive approaches, shaping strategic developments around Barriers to Education, and driving whole school wellbeing through initiatives such as ELSA and the Sandwell Wellbeing Charter Mark.
Joining us means contributing to a flourishing organisational culture grounded in connection, autonomy, creativity, and applied psychology—where reflective practice, professional growth, and meaningful impact are not just encouraged but expected.
If you are passionate about relational practice, system-wide change, and delivering psychology that truly makes a difference for children, young people, and families, we would love to hear from you.
For informal enquiries, please contact Co-Principal EPs Dr Meryl Newton meryl.newton@telford.gov.uk or Dr Jane Park jane.park@telford.gov.uk
Closing date: 23/11/2026
Interview date: 03/12/2026
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