• Deliver high-quality, adaptive teaching for pupils with SEMH and complex SEND needs.
• Lead and inspire a team towards outstanding practice.
• Design and implement a tailored curriculum aligned with EHCPs and the National Curriculum.
• Foster positive relationships with pupils, staff, parents, and external agencies.
• Promote inclusive strategies and dynamic learning techniques to unlock every child’s potential.

• Proven ability to teach pupils with SEMH needs using engaging, creative approaches.
• Strong leadership skills to manage staff and drive excellence.
• Reflective, solution-focused mindset with initiative to overcome challenges.
• Experience in Early Years or Primary settings, with transferable skills for SEND.
• Ability to adapt learning for cognition and communication needs.

• Fantastic pupils who are eager to learn.
• A dedicated, well-resourced learning space.
• A supportive, inclusive team focused on well-being.
• Career development opportunities, including training in Thrive-based approaches.

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