SEND Teacher
Listed on 2026-09-12
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Education / Teaching
Special Needs / Learning Disabilities
Are you a compassionate teacher with a passion for supporting students with severe and profound learning difficulties? This is your opportunity to make a meaningful difference in a specialist school environment, helping pupils with complex medical, physical and sensory needs achieve their very best.
What's in it for you?- Specialist environment with excellent classroom support
- Opportunity to work alongside therapists and multidisciplinary professionals
- Long-term role with the possibility of becoming permanent
As a SEND Teacher, you will deliver highly personalised learning that celebrates every achievement, no matter how small. You will join a committed and caring team dedicated to creating a positive and inclusive atmosphere for all pupils. This position is based in Walsall and offers a rewarding scope to broaden your SEN teaching experience in an environment where every child is valued.
Responsibilities- Deliver creative, personalised lessons to meet individual EHCP outcomes
- Support pupils with complex learning, physical and sensory needs
- Work collaboratively with Teaching Assistants and healthcare professionals
- Monitor progress and maintain accurate assessment records
- Promote independence, communication and confidence throughout the school day
- Qualified Teacher Status (QTS)
- Minimum of 6 months' experience teaching pupils with SEN within a UK school
- Experience differentiating learning to meet complex needs
- Enhanced Child or Child & Adult DBS on the Update Service, or willingness to obtain one
- Ability to provide references covering the previous 24 months
- Location:
Walsall - Contract type:
Long-term with potential for permanence - Start date:
September 2026 - Salary: £140 - £253 per day
If you have a genuine desire to inspire and support pupils with a wide range of additional needs and are committed to delivering personalised learning, this role could be perfect for you.
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