ARP Teachers

ARP English Teacher ARP Maths Teacher ARP Science Teacher ARP Personal Development Teacher … more roles coming soon.

SNS Hub- SEMH ARP< /strong> In collaboration with Hackney Education, we are truly proud of the unique offer that we have designed for our students and one that aims to push the boundaries beyond what would typically be provided within an ARP setting. Given the provisions unique setup, it is important that applicants hold a clear understanding of the ARP offer which is situated on our new site SNS Hub that sits adjacent to the main school.

Provision Overview Due to open early 2027, the ARP will form part of a new multi-functional site that brings together two complementary facilities: SNS Media Studios and the Additional Resource Provision (ARP). Together, these spaces will provide a smaller, highly supported learning environment for students with an Education, Health and Care Plan (EHCP) where Social, Emotional and Mental Health (SEMH) is their primary need. The ARP will provide 32 places across Key Stages 3 and 4, with class sizes of up to 8 students with a 1:4 staff-to-student ratio. Students will follow a bespoke timetable, accessing learning across both the ARP and the main school where appropriate. Our approach prioritises successful reintegration into main school lessons over time, while recognising that some students will benefit most from remaining in the ARP through to the end of Key Stage 4.

Curriculum Overview We recognise that whilst alignment with main school practice will be crucial ARP students will require a highly adapted curriculum to enable them to achieve their best academic outcomes and promote their personal development. Co-planned with education and health professionals’ students will study a broad range of subjects such as Maths, English and Science, Physical Education, alongside Media, Work Skills and Personal Development & Wellbeing. Creative and project-based learning will be interwoven with timetabled therapeutic interventions, enrichment and work experience which all ARP staff will be required to support with.

Our Vision Our aim is clear: To raise academic outcomes of students with SEMH needs and equip them with the skills, resilience and qualifications they need to thrive in adulthood. Successful applicants will play a key role in shaping their area of the provision and encouraged to explore innovative ways to best meet each student’s needs. To achieve this, we are building a team of passionate, motivated and skilled professionals who are committed to inclusive practice and contributing to shape something truly meaningful from the ground up. For more information on SNS Hub and the ARP facilities please visit the school website.