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SEN TeacherAre you an experienced SEN Teacher looking for your next challenge in education?Keen to be part of a well-established, independent group of school in Mitcham, South London, led by a driven, friendly Headteacher, with excellent staff benefits?A small, nurturing SEN School is looking for a dedicated team of Primary Teachers to provide an outstanding education to their students.SEN Teacher - Job SpecificationQualified Teacher Status (QTS) in Education, preferably with SEN or Primary specialismPreferably 2 years experience as a qualified SEN Teacher in a school environmentUtilise lesson plans and resources provided to teach high quality education to small classes of children aged 4-12 years.Competently teach a full nurture-style timetable, comprised of all core subjectsCollaborate closely with parents, Teaching Assistants and other staff members, including on-site therapists, psychologists, and counsellors.Full-time, permanent role (8.30-3.30, Mon-Fri term time)The schools offers second-to-none staff benefits, including:Blue Light CardCare purchase schemeWellbeing group initiatives, such as discounted gym membershipsOpportunities for CPD and trainingPension, life insurance and a range of financial incentivesFree lunch!The close-knit, nurturing SEN School caters for 65 Primary-aged children, and are seeking a team of Primary Teachers to support permanently. The school specialises in working with children with complex SEMH and M/SLD, particularly ASD, ADHD and other SLCN, who are unable to cope in mainstream school environments.The school boasts expansive, well-maintained grounds in a stunning South London location, with on-site parking and local amenities close by. This independent group of schools believe academic achievements are only part of children's education. As such, curriculums focus on development of the whole child, particularly socioemotional and sensory learning to help each child reach their unique potential.As SEN Teacher, you will be part of a passionate team of individuals, reporting to the SLT, leading your Teaching Assistants, and collaborating closely with other staff members, parents, external stakeholders and on-site therapists and psychologists.If this opportunity to make a difference to SEND children's lives in this challenging, rewarding role could be for you, please apply today or send your CV to to be considered!