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Teacher

London
£39.1k – £58.2k/yr
Posted about 23 hours ago
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🌟 Permanent SEND Teacher | West London

£39,196 – £58,120 + 1 SEN Point | Full-Time | Permanent | ASAP Start

Launch Education are working with a highly regarded specialist secondary school in West London, supporting young people aged 11–19 with Autism, severe learning difficulties, profound and complex needs, and associated health and physical needs.

This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced SEND teacher, or a primary-trained teacher looking to develop their career within a specialist secondary setting.

The Role

The school takes a highly personalised approach to education, with teaching built around the individual needs, abilities and aspirations of each pupil.

Although secondary-aged, the school operates with a primary-style whole-class teaching model.

You will take responsibility for a consistent class, allowing you to:

  • Build strong, meaningful relationships with pupils
  • Know your learners exceptionally well
  • Deliver a broad and personalised curriculum
  • Develop academic, communication and life skills
  • Support pupils towards greater independence
  • Work closely with Teaching Assistants, therapists, families and other professionals

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Depending on experience, you may work within Autism/ASC or PMLD provision, supporting pupils with complex learning and communication needs.

The School

This is a school where relationships, personalisation and independence sit at the heart of the curriculum.

The approach is not simply about academic outcomes. Pupils are supported to develop the knowledge, communication, confidence and functional skills they need to prepare for adulthood.

There is a strong emphasis on:

  • Personalised learning
  • Communication and alternative communication approaches
  • Functional literacy and numeracy
  • Life skills and independence
  • Preparation for adulthood
  • Collaborative working with families and professionals

What They're Looking For

The school is particularly interested in teachers who are:

  • Experienced in SEND, or have a strong understanding of adapting teaching for pupils with additional needs
  • Confident supporting pupils with Autism, PMLD, complex or severe learning difficulties
  • Calm, patient and resilient
  • Creative and adaptable in their approach to teaching
  • Passionate about helping pupils make meaningful progress
  • Strong communicators who work well as part of a multidisciplinary team
  • Committed to safeguarding and improving outcomes for every pupil

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Experience with Makaton, PODD, AAC or other alternative communication approaches would be advantageous.

What’s on Offer

  • Permanent, full-time position
  • MPS/UPS + 1 SEN Point
  • A full day of PPA each week
  • Supportive and collegiate staff team
  • Strong opportunities for professional development
  • Opportunity to work within specialist ASC and PMLD provision
  • A genuinely personalised approach to teaching
  • Opportunity to make a significant difference to pupils' long-term development

This is not a traditional secondary teaching role.

It would particularly suit a teacher who enjoys building deep relationships with their class and wants the opportunity to look beyond individual lessons and support pupils' academic, social, communication and personal development over time.

Unfortunately for this position, the school cannot consider teachers who require sponsorship.

Interested in finding out more?

Apply via LinkedIn, we are proactively reviewing applicant CVs as the school are looking to recruit as soon as possible.

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