Lead Teacher

An exciting, brand-new post has arisen in our partner primary school in King’s Lynn, which will commence from September 2024.

We are seeking a highly effective SEND teacher (ECT’s welcome) to join our friendly, ambitious and forward-thinking inclusion team. The ideal SEND teacher will be driven to succeed and teach children with Autism and complex needs.

• 32.5 hours per week
• Permanent
• MPS/UPS, plus SEN Allowance

This is an opportunity to take on a brand new class of up to 22 pupils with Autism across EYFS, KS1 and KS2. You will be supported by 3-4 classroom support staff as well as access to the full support package listed below.

You will have the enthusiasm and purpose to want to make a difference. This role will, with the support of our Inclusion team, create a therapeutically appropriate environment to enable all children to progress in line with personalised next steps.

The school offer an excellent, caring environment in a bright, well-resourced learning environment where you will have the opportunity to either start or advance your career within a supportive community school.

What’s on offer:

• An induction package to support successful integration
• A forward-thinking school, which is committed to improvement through evidence-based research
• Friendly and supportive staff
• A workload and wellbeing team
• More opportunities to grow your career with our focused CPD programmes
• Norfolk Rewards - staff discount programme
• Leadership development - working with colleagues to improving outcomes across the learning community supported by NPQ or equivalent courses
• Part of the Viscount Nelson Education Network (VNET) incorporating a tailored package of bespoke in-school support as well as a wide range of CPD opportunities across Norfolk and beyond.
• An Emotional Literacy Support Assistant (ELSA)
• HLTA and TA support throughout school
• Supervision
• A focus on supporting good mental health, working closely with the MHST
• SSS Safeguarding suite training package ensuring that training for safeguarding is highly effective

Interviews are taking place imminently, please contact Sophie Lamont at Reed Cambridge to discuss next steps.