SEN Teacher

As an SEN Teacher, you will play a pivotal role in delivering high-quality, inclusive education for students with autism, learning difficulties, and complex needs. Working within a supportive, multi‑disciplinary team, you will plan and deliver engaging lessons, promote positive development, and help students make meaningful academic, social, and emotional progress.

• Plan and deliver high‑quality teaching to individuals and small groups in line with the school curriculum.
• Monitor, assess, record, and report on student progress and outcomes.
• Design and implement individual education, behaviour, and support plans in collaboration with colleagues.
• Create a safe, stimulating, and well‑organised learning environment.
• Coordinate teaching, assessment, and reporting across agreed subjects and key stages.
• Promote students’ physical, educational, social, and moral development.
• Support students with challenging behaviour to develop self‑regulation and independence.
• Work collaboratively with Learning Support Assistants, tutors, and care staff to ensure consistent, high‑quality support.
• Contribute to school development priorities and continuous improvement.

• UK QTS or equivalent, with a relevant degree.
• Skilled in supporting students with SEN, autism (ASC), learning difficulties, and complex needs.
• Compassionate and resilient – able to build trusting relationships with pupils who have faced significant challenges.
• Collaborative – a clear communicator who thrives in a team environment.
• Creative and flexible – able to adapt and innovate to meet individual needs.

• Life assurance.
• Pension scheme with options to increase contributions.
• "Your Wellbeing Matters" – mental health support and physical health checks.
• Flexible Benefits Platform (Vista) including health, wellbeing and insurance benefits; hundreds of UK and international discounts;
  Cycle to Work Scheme & Electric Car Purchase Scheme; critical illness cover;
  Family Growth Support, including enhanced maternity/paternity leave and paid fertility treatment support.

The Grange Therapeutic School is an independent school in Leicestershire for pupils aged 8‑18 with social, emotional, and mental health needs or autism. Set in a Victorian country house with access to woods and lakes, the school provides a personalised curriculum that develops academic, social, and emotional skills. Pupils benefit from creative indoor and outdoor learning experiences, tailored to their interests, to reignite engagement and foster independence.

The Grange empowers every young person to discover their potential, enjoy success, and prepare for life.