Sen Teaching Assistant - Bradford, United Kingdom - Accelerate Teachers

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Bradford, United Kingdom

2 weeks ago

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SEN Support Officer
A SEN Support Officer is required at a Good School in Bradford from January 2023.

Happy students and teaching staff

High achieving school with diversity and inclusion a priority

School offers a wide-range of extra-curricular activities

About The School
This is an exciting time to be joining this wonderful Secondary School.

This is a school that will do whatever it takes to ensure that every student achieves their full potential.

This is reflected in the clear and strong vision to create a climate for great learning, success and opportunity for the students, which is driven by very high expectations, standards and aspirations for all within the community.

Staff want all the students to be happy, successful and supported to achieve their very best.

They achieve this through a diverse and rigorous curriculum, delivered by experienced, research led teaching, supported by many opportunities for enrichment experiences.

Staff encourage the students to aim high and they equip them with the knowledge and attributes to support them in achieving their goals.

They are very proud of the culture within the school which enables this to happen; it starts with the students feelinghappy and safe, which is underpinned by strong safeguarding support along with the nurturing and caring pastoral help and guidance on offer.

Beyond the classroom they truly value and encourage a wide and varied range of extra-curricular and enrichment opportunities, including clubs, sporting activities, trips, music lessons, charity work, Duke of Edinburgh awards and much more, all aimed at ensuringthe young people develop the knowledge, skills and attributes to be confident, rounded and successful members of society.

About The Role
We are looking to appoint a SEN Support Officer to cover a period of maternity leave.

This is a varied role which primarily involves working closely with the SENCo to support the planning, monitoring, delivery and administration of specialist support to vulnerable students and those with special educational needs.

You will also lead the team of Teaching Assistants day-to-day, and be a key point of contact between SENCo and Teaching Assistants and act as a key contact for students, parents/carers, external agencies and colleagues in the absence of the SENCo.

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