At a Glance
- Tasks: Teach a small class of EYFS/KS1 pupils with additional needs, delivering a sensory-based curriculum.
- Company: This is a large specialist SEN provision across multiple well-resourced sites in Enfield.
- Benefits: Enjoy a competitive daily rate and excellent support and training opportunities.
- Other info: Role starts November 2025, with potential for an earlier September start.
- Why this job: Make a real impact in a nurturing environment focused on meaningful progress for every child.
- Qualifications: Must have Qualified Teacher Status (QTS) and experience with children with ASD or complex SEN needs.
The predicted salary is between 30000 - 33483 £ per year.
Early Years SEN Teacher - Enfield SEN Primary Site (part of a multi-site specialist school across the borough). Long-term role starting November 2025 (or ASAP / September start if available). Competitive daily rate, Full-time. Excellent support and training.
This role is based at the school's primary site in Enfield/Edmonton, working with a small class of around 10‑year‑old pupils, but working at the EYFS level. The children have a range of additional needs including autism, sensory processing differences, and communication difficulties. The school is looking for someone calm, creative, and nurturing, who can deliver a highly engaging, sensory‑based curriculum and support pupils to develop communication, independence, and confidence in their learning.
About the School
This is a large specialist SEN provision spread across several well‑resourced sites in Enfield, each site offering a supportive, collaborative environment with strong teamwork and professional development. The primary site includes modern classrooms, sensory rooms, outdoor learning areas, and access to a wider multidisciplinary team including speech and language therapists and occupational therapists. The school's ethos focuses on helping every child make meaningful progress, regardless of their starting point, within a safe and positive learning environment.
The Role
- Teaching a small class of pupils working at EYFS/KS1 level
- Planning and delivering a sensory‑based, highly differentiated curriculum
- Supporting communication, social interaction, and emotional development
- Working closely with TAs, therapists, and wider SEN staff
- Using (or being willing to learn) AAC approaches such as Makaton, PECS, and visual supports
- Creating engaging and structured learning activities tailored to individual needs
About You
- Qualified Teacher Status (QTS) – Early Years or Primary trained
- Experience supporting children with ASD and/or complex SEN needs
- Patient, adaptable, and passionate about inclusive education
- Confident working in a specialist or highly supportive SEN setting
- Available for a long‑term role, with potential for permanence
Benefits
- Competitive daily rate, Full‑time, Excellent support and training
Why This School?
- Supportive and well‑resourced SEN environment
- Strong leadership and collaborative team culture
- Ongoing training and development opportunities
- A rewarding role where you can make a real impact
SEN Teacher in Enfield employer: Job Search Place Limited
Join a supportive and collaborative team at a large specialist SEN school in Enfield. Benefit from ongoing training and development opportunities while working in modern classrooms and sensory rooms. The school's ethos prioritises meaningful progress for all children in a safe learning environment.
