Classroom Teacher (SEMH) - Job Summary
Purpose
- Deliver high-quality academic instruction to young people with Social, Emotional and Mental Health (SEMH) needs.
- Create a safe, structured, and supportive environment that promotes both academic progress and holistic development.
Key Responsibilities
- Curriculum Delivery: Plan and teach across subjects with differentiation, rigor, and preparation for exams (GCSEs, functional skills, accredited qualifications).
- Learner Support: Maintain high expectations, provide targeted interventions, track progress, and celebrate achievements.
- Professional Contribution: Collaborate with colleagues, contribute to school improvement, lead curriculum development, and model professionalism.
- Safeguarding & Pastoral Care: Uphold child protection policies, promote wellbeing, support transitions, and provide emotional guidance.
- General Duties: Build respectful relationships, manage behaviour, supervise pupils, and contribute to school routines.
- Assessment & Reporting: Record progress, prepare reports for reviews, and support exam arrangements.
- Resource Management: Use teaching resources effectively and maintain health and safety awareness.
Person Specification
Essential
- Qualified Teacher Status (QTS)
- Strong subject knowledge and classroom management skills
- Experience teaching and supporting diverse learners
- Commitment to safeguarding, resilience, and teamwork
Desirable
- Additional training in SEND/Autism
- Experience with SEMH/SEND learners, curriculum leadership, exam preparation
- Knowledge of EHCP processes and specialist provision
Safeguarding
- Commitment to child welfare and safeguarding procedures.
- Enhanced DBS check required.
👉 In short: This role is for a qualified, resilient, and adaptable teacher who can deliver structured learning while supporting the emotional and social needs of SEMH students, contributing to both their academic success and personal growth