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A specialist SEN school in Aylesbury is seeking a qualified Swimming Teacher to lead engaging swimming sessions for children with special educational needs. This unique role allows you to support pupils’ physical development in a nurturing environment. Ideal candidates will hold a Swim England Level 2 qualification and demonstrate patience and adaptability in their teaching approach. Flexible hours and competitive salary are offered.
Role: Swimming Teacher - SEN School
Location: Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire
Contract Type: Part-Time or Full-Time (Flexible)
Start Date: Immediate
Salary:MPS/UPS (Pro Rata, Depending on Experience)
We are proud to be working with a specialist SEN school in Aylesbury, committed to providing exceptional education and life skills to pupils with a range of special educational needs, including autism, speech and language difficulties, and complex learning needs.
As part of their holistic and inclusive approach, the school offers a dedicated on-site swimming facility, supporting pupils' physical development, confidence, and sensory regulation through structured swimming sessions.
This is a unique and rewarding opportunity for a qualified and passionate swimming teacher to play a vital role in improving pupils' wellbeing, mobility, and enjoyment of physical activity.
We are seeking an engaging and patient Swimming Teacher with experience or interest in working with children and young people with SEN. You will be leading small-group swimming sessions, adapting lessons to individual needs and supporting pupils in developing both physical skills and confidence in the water.
This is a fantastic role for someone who wants to make a tangible difference and work within a supportive, experienced team that truly values inclusive practice.
Hold a valid Swim England Level 2 (or equivalent) swimming teacher qualification
Have experience teaching swimming to children or young people (SEN experience desirable but not essential)
Be confident adapting lessons for a range of physical, sensory, and emotional needs
Demonstrate patience, empathy, and strong communication skills
Be able to manage behaviour positively and supportively in and around the pool
Hold or be willing to obtain an Enhanced DBS check
Be a team player who is proactive, reliable, and committed to pupil progress
Work in a nurturing, inclusive SEN school environment
Make a real difference in pupils' physical and emotional development
Join a dedicated and experienced multidisciplinary team
Enjoy a well-equipped, purpose-built swimming facility
Receive ongoing training and professional development
Immediate start available
Competitive salary and flexible working hours