Sen Teacher

SEN Teacher — Severe & Complex Learning Needs

Location:

Uxbridge, UB8 (Outer London)

Salary: £37,870 - £56,154 (MPS1-UPS3 Outer London) plus SEN Allowance £2,787 - £5,497. Realistic ceiling around £61,651 for an experienced candidate.

Contract:

Permanent, full-time, term time

Start:
September 2026 (earlier start considered for the right candidate)

An exceptional permanent opportunity has arisen for a SEN Teacher to join an established all-age special school in Uxbridge supporting pupils aged 7 to 19 with severe and complex learning needs.

The cohort includes pupils with SLD, PMLD, autism, sensory processing differences and complex communication needs. The school offers day, residential and short‑break provision and is run by a religious order with a strong Christian ethos.

This is a class teacher role within a well‑resourced, structured environment where Positive Behaviour Support (PBS) and Thrive are embedded across the whole school. You will lead a class with TA support, deliver a highly differentiated curriculum aligned to individual EHCP outcomes, contribute to Annual Reviews, and work closely with a strong multidisciplinary team including Speech and Language Therapy, Occupational Therapy, Physiotherapy and Educational Psychology.

• PGCE (or equivalent) and UK QTS
• Hands‑on experience teaching pupils with severe and complex learning needs in a specialist setting
• Concrete experience of behaviour support strategies within a complex SEN environment
• Familiarity with EHCP processes and statutory documentation
• Specialist tools such as Team Teach, PBS, Makaton, PECS and sensory regulation strategies (desirable — training available for the right candidate)
• Commitment to inclusive practice and the school's Christian ethos (staff of any faith or none are welcomed; all staff are asked to uphold the school's values)

• Permanent contract with a well‑established special school
• Outer London salary plus full SEN Allowance – up to approximately £61,651 for experienced candidates
• Membership of a West London Teaching School Alliance
• Strong commitment to staff CPD and career development
• Established whole‑school PBS and Thrive frameworks
• Multidisciplinary team support (SaLT, OT, Physio, Ed Psych)