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Tymberwood Academy, part of REAch2 Academy Trust, is seeking a dedicated Special Education Needs Teacher to start as soon as possible. You will help identify pupils with SEND, lead in developing teaching and small-step curricula in the SEND unit, and shape assessment processes with the SENDCo to promote strong outcomes for pupils with SEN or a disability.
You will support colleagues across the school, use IT effectively in your professional role, and ensure adherence to the SEND Code of
If you are an enthusiastic, positive and passionate practitioner wishing to engage with and further develop the school's SEND provision, Tymberwood Academy is the school for you. We wish to appoint a Special Education Needs Teacher to start as soon as possible. The SEND Teacher role is vital to our school, you will be supporting in identifying pupils with SEND, take a lead role in the development of teaching and learning and small step curriculum development in our SEND unit and you will develop assessment processes in conjunction with the SENDCo, provide support and guidance to colleagues across the school ensuring that our SEND provision is promoting good outcomes for all our pupils with SEN or a disability.
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At REAch2 we recognise that those who work in an academy are in a unique position in their care of children. The responsibility for all staff to safeguard pupils and promote their welfare, as stated in Section 175 of the Education Act (2002) is one that is central to our ethos, our policies and our actions. All children are deserving of the highest levels of care and safeguarding, regardless of their individual characteristics or circumstances, and we are committed to applying our policies to ensure effective levels of safeguarding and care are afforded to all our pupils. We will seek to recruit the best applicant for the job based on the abilities, qualifications, experience as measured against the job description and person specification. The recruitment and selection of staff will be conducted in a professional, timely and responsive manner and in compliance with current employment legislation, and relevant safeguarding legislation and statutory guidance. An enhanced DBS disclosure will be requested for all successful candidates, including a Children's Barred List check if the role meets the criteria for regulated activity.