Senior Day Coach - Frimley TM in Ilford

A Senior Day Coach at SuperCare provides experience, guidance, and reassurance in the middle of a busy day. You’ll be alongside children who are energetic, sometimes aggressive, and always in need of constant engagement. The role is hands‑on, but you’ll also serve as a steady influence for newer staff—showing them how to respond to challenging behaviours, how to use social stories, and how to keep a bubbly, warm atmosphere even when the day feels tough. You won’t lead the shift, but you’ll be the experienced anchor that helps the team stay steady and effective.

What You’ll Do

• Support children with hygiene, education, routines, and active play.
• Respond to behaviours with calm, consistent strategies.
• Model positive practice for less experienced staff.
• Encourage children’s independence through prompting, teaching, and play.
• Help the team stay resilient by being a reliable, supportive presence.

What We’re Looking For

This role needs someone who is confident in their skills and willing to share their experience with others while remaining hands‑on.

• At least 2 years’ experience in SEN, residential, or learning disability support.
• Level 3 Diploma (or working towards it).
• Skilled in behaviour support and confident with aggression.
• Fun, energetic, and resilient—someone who can make the day engaging for children and supportive for staff.

Benefits Working at SuperCare

As a Senior Day Coach, you’ll be recognised for your experience and given training and development to help you take the next step into leadership.

• Salary 20% above sector average
• Rota: 07:30‑22:30, 1 day on / 2 days off
• 36 days of training per year, including PBS and autism communication tools
• Fully funded Level 3 and support for Level 5 Diploma
• Private healthcare & 24/7 GP access
• Gym stipend & wellbeing support
• Pension & bonus scheme
• Free parking and communal cars for transporting young people

Next Steps

Please apply for this role if you’re passionate about supporting young people with learning disabilities and complex needs. If you’d like