Highfield School, which teaches pupils with severe and complex learning difficulties and autistic spectrum conditions, is recruiting a SEND teacher. The role centres on delivering a student-centred curriculum that builds communication, independence and social skills and prepares pupils for adult life. The post suits a confident classroom teacher, and understanding of SEN or experience in a primary or special school setting is preferred. A full enhanced DBS check is required, and visa sponsorship is not available.
What the job involves
- Deliver lessons that meet the needs of all pupils
- Develop pupils' communication, independence and social skills
- Work towards each pupil's EHCP outcomes
- Prepare pupils for adult life and build resilience through the curriculum
- Give pupils regular feedback
- Encourage pupils to take a responsible attitude to their work and personal development
- Motivate and inspire pupils to strive for excellence in all areas
- Share responsibility for safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people
What’s required
Skills & knowledge
- Confidence in using knowledge and expertise to teach
- Excellent classroom practice with high expectations of pupils and self
- Excellent interpersonal skills
- Positive approach when faced with challenges
- Ability to motivate and inspire learners
Checks & eligibility
- Full enhanced DBS check
- Eligibility to work in the UK
Other
- Commitment to providing outstanding outcomes for learners
- Ambitious team player
Nice to have
- Good understanding of pupils' special educational needs
- Prior experience in a primary phase or special school setting
What’s offered
- Comprehensive induction process
- Automatic enrolment into the West Yorkshire Pension Scheme
- Automatic enrolment into the Employee Wellbeing Programme
- Well-resourced environment
- Good opportunities for professional development
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SEND Teacher in Ossett employer: Highfield School
The Highfield School offers a supportive and inclusive work environment where dedicated staff can thrive. With a strong commitment to professional development, including opportunities for HLTA qualification, employees are encouraged to grow and enhance their skills. Located within a diverse community, the school values equal opportunity and aims to reflect this diversity in its staffing, making it an excellent place for those passionate about education and student welfare.
