SEN Class Teacher
Posted 10/10/26About the Role
Join a exceptional school dedicated to nurturing unique talents and fostering significant progress for primary-aged pupils with special educational needs. This pivotal role involves leading a small, specialist class, where you will be instrumental in adapting the national curriculum to meet diverse individual EHCPs. You will thrive within a highly supportive environment, working closely with a dedicated team of teaching assistants, therapists, and families to create meaningful and impactful learning journeys for every child. This is an exciting opportunity to truly shape educational outcomes and celebrate daily achievements within a vibrant community.
Key Responsibilities
* Lead and inspire a small primary class, designing engaging and accessible learning experiences.
* Skillfully adapt and differentiate the national curriculum to align with individual pupil EHCPs.
* Develop and implement challenging educational targets, ensuring continuous pupil progress and attainment.
* Foster a positive, inclusive, and stimulating classroom environment where every child feels valued.
* Collaborate effectively with teaching assistants, therapists, and other professionals to maximise pupil development.
* Maintain open and proactive communication with families, reporting on progress and celebrating successes.
About You
* You possess Qualified Teacher Status (QTS) and demonstrable experience working with primary-aged pupils with SEN.
* Your passion for creating tailored and impactful learning experiences for children with EHCPs is evident.
* You demonstrate excellent classroom management skills, promoting a calm and focused learning atmosphere.
* You are highly adaptable and creative in your teaching approach, responding effectively to individual learning styles.
* Your communication skills are exceptional, allowing for strong partnerships with colleagues, pupils, and parents.
* You are committed to ongoing professional development and embrace opportunities to refine your specialist practice.
Why Join
This is an unparalleled chance to make a profound difference in the lives of incredible children within a forward-thinking and highly supportive school setting. You will benefit from a collaborative culture that champions innovation and provides ample opportunities for professional growth, regardless of whether you are an Early Career Teacher (ECT), at Main Pay Scale (MPS), or Upper Pay Scale (UPS). We offer a competitive daily rate of between £150 and £250, with flexible contract options ranging from daily supply and short-term placements to long-term and permanent roles, starting as soon as possible.
Join a exceptional school dedicated to nurturing unique talents and fostering significant progress for primary-aged pupils with special educational needs. This pivotal role involves leading a small, specialist class, where you will be instrumental in adapting the national curriculum to meet diverse individual EHCPs. You will thrive within a highly supportive environment, working closely with a dedicated team of teaching assistants, therapists, and families to create meaningful and impactful learning journeys for every child. This is an exciting opportunity to truly shape educational outcomes and celebrate daily achievements within a vibrant community.
Key Responsibilities
* Lead and inspire a small primary class, designing engaging and accessible learning experiences.
* Skillfully adapt and differentiate the national curriculum to align with individual pupil EHCPs.
* Develop and implement challenging educational targets, ensuring continuous pupil progress and attainment.
* Foster a positive, inclusive, and stimulating classroom environment where every child feels valued.
* Collaborate effectively with teaching assistants, therapists, and other professionals to maximise pupil development.
* Maintain open and proactive communication with families, reporting on progress and celebrating successes.
About You
* You possess Qualified Teacher Status (QTS) and demonstrable experience working with primary-aged pupils with SEN.
* Your passion for creating tailored and impactful learning experiences for children with EHCPs is evident.
* You demonstrate excellent classroom management skills, promoting a calm and focused learning atmosphere.
* You are highly adaptable and creative in your teaching approach, responding effectively to individual learning styles.
* Your communication skills are exceptional, allowing for strong partnerships with colleagues, pupils, and parents.
* You are committed to ongoing professional development and embrace opportunities to refine your specialist practice.
Why Join
This is an unparalleled chance to make a profound difference in the lives of incredible children within a forward-thinking and highly supportive school setting. You will benefit from a collaborative culture that champions innovation and provides ample opportunities for professional growth, regardless of whether you are an Early Career Teacher (ECT), at Main Pay Scale (MPS), or Upper Pay Scale (UPS). We offer a competitive daily rate of between £150 and £250, with flexible contract options ranging from daily supply and short-term placements to long-term and permanent roles, starting as soon as possible.
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Dunbar Education is committed to safeguarding children and young people. All roles are subject to enhanced DBS checks, references, and full compliance with safer recruitment procedures. We are an equal opportunities employer and welcome applications from all backgrounds.
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