Outcomes First Group
Multi-Sensory Intervenor (Qualified)
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Multi-Sensory Intervenor (Qualified)
** vacancy: Multi-Sensory Intervenor (Qualified)**
Location: Stretton Shires School, Stretton, Rutland, LE15 7GT
Hours: 37.5 hours per week | Monday–Friday | 8:30 am – 4:30 pm Salary: £24,132.00 per annum (not pro rata)
Contract: Permanent | Term Time Only Start Date: September 2026
UK applicants only – no sponsorship available
About the Role
Are you passionate about supporting children and young people with complex needs to access the world around them?
At Stretton Shires School, we’re looking for a dedicated and skilled Multi-Sensory Intervenor (Qualified) to join our specialist team supporting pupils with Multi-Sensory Impairment (MSI/Deafblindness). This is a unique and highly rewarding opportunity to make a life-changing difference.
You’ll help pupils develop communication, confidence, independence, and meaningful connections with the world around them. Working alongside teachers, therapists, families, and specialist professionals, you’ll play a vital role in:
- Enabling pupils to access learning, build relationships, and achieve their full potential in school and the wider community.
What You’ll Be Doing
- Provide specialist one-to-one and small group support for pupils with multi-sensory impairment and complex communication needs.
- Facilitate communication using a range of approaches, including:
- Tactile signing
- BSL (British Sign Language)
- Objects of reference
- Communication aids
- Assistive technology
- Support pupils to:
- Access learning, social opportunities, and educational visits
- Develop independence, mobility, self-advocacy, emotional wellbeing and life skills
- Adapt learning materials and resources to ensure full accessibility for pupils with sensory impairments.
- Monitor progress, maintain accurate records, and contribute to:
- EHCP reviews
- Multidisciplinary meetings
- Support the use and maintenance of specialist hearing, vision, and communication equipment.
- Work collaboratively with teachers, therapists, families, and external professionals to deliver outstanding outcomes.
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About You
We’re looking for someone who:
- Is passionate about supporting children and young people with sensory impairments to thrive.
- Has experience working with pupils with Multi-Sensory Impairment (MSI/deafblindness) and complex communication needs.
- Can confidently use a range of communication approaches, including:
- BSL
- Tactile communication
- Assistive technologies
- Promotes independence, inclusion, and person-centred practice in everything they do.
- Has excellent observation, recording, and communication skills.
- Works effectively as part of a multidisciplinary team.
- Is patient, resilient, adaptable, and committed to achieving the best outcomes for pupils.
- Holds a recognised NatSIP Multi-Sensory Intervenor Qualification (or equivalent) and remains committed to ongoing professional development.
- Hold a full UK driving licence.
Essential Requirements
- NatSIP Multi-Sensory Intervenor Qualification (or recognised equivalent).
- GCSE English and Maths – Grade 4/C or above (or equivalent).
- Experience supporting children or young people with MSI/deafblindness and SEND.
- Strong understanding of the impact of combined vision and hearing impairment on learning and development.
Desirable Skills & Experience
- BSL (British Sign Language) qualification.
- Training in deafblind communication approaches.
- Knowledge of:
- Assistive technology
- Orientation and mobility principles.
- Experience within:
- Specialist education
- Residential care
- Community settings.
About Us
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Set in the heart of the Rutland countryside, Stretton Shires School is an independent day and residential school catering for autistic young people and those with associated complex needs. We offer a specialist secondary education for pupils aged 11–18.
Established in 2005, we are now growing our day pupil numbers. Our aim is simple: every young person must develop an understanding of themselves and learn what success feels like. By equipping them with the necessary skills, we help them succeed in the future.
As part of the Outcomes First Group, we pioneer innovative, evidence-based approaches to deliver meaningful outcomes for everyone in our care. In 2025, Outcomes First Group was certified as a “Great Place to Work” for the sixth year running.
Why Join Us?
We place pupils and vulnerable young adults at the heart of everything. Every day, you’ll have the satisfaction of making a real difference.
We are committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of pupils and young people. All applicants must undergo social media checks, and successful candidates will require a fully enhanced DBS.
Benefits & Rewards
Financial & Professional Support
- Life Assurance
- Pension scheme with options to increase contributions
Wellbeing & Resources
- “Your Wellbeing Matters” – mental health support and physical health checks
- Flexible Benefits Platform (Vista) including:
- Health, wellbeing, and insurance benefits
- Discounts (UK and international)
- Cycle to Work Scheme & Electric Car Purchase Scheme
- Critical illness cover
- Family Growth Support, including enhanced maternity/paternity leave and paid fertility treatment support
We reserve the right to close the vacancy if we receive a high volume of suitable applications.
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