Family Care is a small family-owned organisation providing specialist SEN education, fostering and residential care across the North West and West Midlands. We are committed to supporting vulnerable children and young people through nurturing, therapeutic services that have a lasting impact on their lives.
Eden School is a specialist independent school in Macclesfield where every child is valued as part of a close and supportive community. We provide individualised SEN education within a therapeutic learning environment for young people aged 6-16 with autism, ADHD, and/or social, emotional and mental health (SEMH) needs.
Alongside our school provision, we provide bespoke education for pupils who may be unable to access a traditional school environment. We are seeking an EOTAS Teacher with experience teaching across KS2-KS4 in either a mainstream or special school setting, who can provide flexible and individualised education based on each pupil's learning and developmental needs.
The role will involve a mixture of teaching within Eden School and delivering 1:1 education within pupils' homes and the local community, in line with individual education packages and lone-working guidance.
At Family Care we value all of the progress that our pupils make, academic, social and emotional; all teachers at Family Care measure their success by pupils' progress in all of these areas of learning.
If you are an innovative teacher who is skilled at engaging disengaged learners, can adapt learning to pupils with a diverse range of needs and are confident delivering education both within and outside of the traditional classroom environment, we would be delighted to hear from you.
What we offer:
- Salary of up to Β£41,536 per annum
- A supportive and dedicated team
- Excellent induction and ongoing training
- The opportunity to be part of a values led, growing organisation
- Access to workplace pension scheme
- Access to a health & wellbeing programme
What we are looking for:
- An excellent, innovative teacher
- A teacher who understands the importance of a therapeutic approach to education
- Qualified Teacher Status
- Ability to teach a range of subjects
- At least 1 year experience as a teacher
- Experience of teaching children with SEN
- The ability to plan and deliver bespoke 1:1 learning
- The ability to engage pupils who may have experienced barriers to education
- The confidence and flexibility to work independently across school, home and community settings
- Full driving licence
Additional Information:
- Permanent
- Full time, 37.5 hours per week
- Term time only +5 inset days
- Role will involve working across Eden School and EOTAS/outreach settings
Family Care is committed to safeguarding and always promoting the welfare of children and young people and expects the post holder to share this commitment. To uphold this responsibility, we follow Safer Recruitment practices to ensure we select suitable candidates.
All offers of employment are subject to safeguarding checks. An Enhanced DBS check, comprehensive references, and appropriate online and social media checks will be carried out in line with Keeping Children Safe in Education (KCSIE) guidance. We are permitted to ask whether an applicant has any convictions, cautions, reprimands, or final warnings (spent or otherwise) under the current guidance, as defined by the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act 1974 (Exceptions) Order 1975. Please note that disclosure of a criminal background will not automatically disqualify you from employment
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