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SEND Officer
37 hours per week
Up to £27,498 per annum
This is an exciting opportunity to join the Directorate of
Student Services, Safeguarding & Support and provide an
outstanding
service for the assessment of student additional
needs, support and
guidance, aligned to Suffolk New College's
strategic aims and
advising on requirements in relation to the
0–25 SEND Code of
Practice 2014.
Working closely with curriculum teams and external agencies you
will be committed to enabling students to achieve and progress
You will be required to provide support to students with
specific needs and disabilities, including completing assessments
of needs, advising on support to be provided, contributing as
appropriate to Education and Health Care Plans, carrying out exam
concession assessments, chairing annual reviews, transition
reviews, and arranging referrals for more specialist advice.
You should therefore have excellent knowledge of the
requirements for education providers arising from the 0–25 SEND
Code of Practice 2014. In addition, you will have a good standard
of education including maths and English at GCSE 4/C grade or
equivalent, a relevant degree or equivalent in demonstrable
experience and a Level 7 Specialist Assessment and Access
arrangements qualification or a commitment to achieve within a
specified timeframe (an entry requirement for this qualification
is
to hold either QTLS or QTS, a HLTA qualification or an
equivalent
teaching qualification).
SEND Teaching
assistant required to join one of our
partnership
schools. You will be
responsible for assisting and
working with
5-16 year-old's
students, within an alternative
provision.
The right candidate preferably should have prior SEND
experience
as the role involves a mix of challenging behaviour
and
emotional
behaviour, however, applications welcome from
graduates.
The
alternative provision provides an education for
students
excluded,
temporarily or permanently from mainstream
schools.
SEND Teaching Assistant required to join one of our partnership
schools. You will be
responsible for assisting and working with
5-16 year-old's
students, within a large special educational
needs
school.
The school is an outstanding SEND school based in Slough, with
parking on site and close to major rail links. The school provides
an edcuation for children and young adults with a range of
learning
difficulties.
We are recruiting for a Night Lead to join our children's homes
as part of our waking nights team in this opportunity on a fixed
term contract until February 2021. This opportunity will be based
in based in our fantastic 2 and 4 bedroom purpose built homes on
our single site at Cheadle Hulme near Manchester Airport.
The Night Lead will directly manage the shift leads, seniors and
associated staff teams in promoting quality sleep for our children,
and when awake a safe, caring and purposeful learning environment
that will assist them to achieve their fullest potential.
This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced and
qualified senior Support Worker with supervisory skills to progress
your career and make a real difference.
Are you looking for a fresh and rewarding career
working
for a charity? It's so much more than a just a
job!
We are recruiting for a number of talented Residential Support
Workers who want to make a real difference to our children and
young people every single day they come to work!The roles will
work
in our state of the art 4 bedroom children's and young
adults'
homes (age range 3-25 years old) at our single site in
Cheadle
Hulme, near Manchester airport.
Are you looking for a new and rewarding challenging role
in a specialist SEN College?
Here at Seashell Trust we provide education and care for
children and young adults (up to 25 years old) with severe,
profound and complex learning difficulties/disabilities, sensory
impairments, communication disorders and autism.
•We are currently recruiting for talented and caring Learning
Support Assistants for our specialist SEN College who want to make
a real difference!The age range of our students is 19-25 years
old.
Here at Seashell Trust we provide education and care for
children and young people (up to 25 years old) with severe,
profound and complex learning difficulties and disabilities,
sensory impairment and communication disorders and autism.
We are recruiting for talented Teaching Assistants for our
outstanding (Ofsted) School who want to make a real difference! The
age range of our pupils is 2 – 18 years old. Experience in a
Teaching Assistant role in a SEN environment with children with
complex needs is preferred but not essential.
SEND English Specialist – GCSE KS3 / 4 with ASC Experience
Are you an English teacher with experience planning, delivering
and resourcing good or outstanding lessons? Do you have experience
teaching Primary or Secondary students? Are you looking for a new
challenge or opportunity? Do you have an interest in working with
children who have Special Educational Needs and Disabilities?
We have an exciting opportunity for a vibrant and enthusiastic
Occupational Therapist, to join our dynamic, expanding,
multi-disciplinary team. Our specialist residential school provides
trauma-informed care and education, where all of young people's
needs are considered and supported holistically to provide the best
possible individual outcomes. As a staff team, we are
healing-focussed and highly motivated to enrich the lives of our
young people.
Job Title: Specialist Occupational Therapist
Location: High Peak School
Reports to: Lead Occupational Therapist
Hours of work: Full time (Part time/job share considered)
Purpose of the Post
To be a key member of a skilled clinical team, providing a high
quality, evidence based and child centred therapy service.
We have an exciting opportunity for a vibrant and enthusiastic
Speech and Language Therapist, to join our dynamic, expanding,
multi-disciplinary team. Our specialist residential school provides
trauma-informed care and education, where all of young people's
needs are considered and supported holistically to provide the best
possible individual outcomes. As a staff team, we are
healing-focused and highly motivated to enrich the lives of our
young people.
Our close-knit clinical team currently provides Speech and
Language Therapy, Occupational Therapy, Clinical Psychology and
Child and Adolescent Psychiatry.
