SEN Teacher

You will:

Plan and deliver individual and small group lessons using autism-informed approaches that promote communication, regulation, and engagement

Collaborate closely with teaching assistants and specialist professionals to create a nurturing, inclusive learning environment

Contribute to the development and review of EHCP targets and individual learning plans to ensure every pupil’s progress and well-being

Support pupils’ inclusion in wider school activities and maintain strong home-school partnerships

Maintain accurate records of pupil progress and contribute to assessment and reporting processes

Engage in ongoing professional development to deepen your expertise and share best practice

You will work within a supportive leadership team committed to school improvement, where your contribution will be valued and your professional growth encouraged.

You will be a dedicated professional who:

• Holds Qualified Teacher Status (QTS) and has a strong understanding of autism and evidence-based SEN strategies
• Is passionate about creating a safe, stimulating environment where every pupil can thrive
• Demonstrates adaptability and creativity in planning and delivering personalised learning
• Communicates effectively and builds positive relationships with pupils, families, and colleagues
• Is compassionate, patient, and resilient, with a commitment to inclusive education and continuous professional development
• Has experience or a keen interest in working collaboratively within multidisciplinary teams

About South Ascot Village School

Situated on a beautiful, spacious semi-rural site, South Ascot Village School is a close-knit one-form entry primary school with a specialist SEN Unit, The Canopy, dedicated to autistic pupils. Our extensive grounds — including woodlands, a large playing field, an outdoor swimming pool, and adventurous play equipment — provide a vibrant, stimulating environment where children are encouraged to take safe risks and flourish.

We proudly serve a diverse community with a wide range of needs and backgrounds, including many pupils with SEND, Pupil Premium, and EAL. Our school ethos is built on care, respect, and high expectations, supported by strong partnerships with families, a proactive PTA, and a committed Governing Body. Our House system and School Council foster a sense of belonging and pupil voice, helping every child to feel valued and empowered.

Our vision is simple yet powerful: Together we have strength.

We believe in nurturing curiosity, creativity, resilience, and lifelong learning — qualities we see as essential for every child and adult in our school family.

• Work in a happy, welcoming, and inclusive school where every member of the community is valued
• Be part of a supportive, friendly, and committed staff team dedicated to making a difference
• Enjoy a rewarding role that has a real impact on the lives of children and their families
• Benefit from ongoing training and professional development opportunities to enhance your skills and career

• A warm, welcoming school community where staff feel valued and supported
• Opportunities for professional development and career growth within a diverse and inclusive setting
• The chance to make a tangible difference in the lives of autistic pupils and their families
• Access to a beautiful, well-resourced environment that inspires creativity and outdoor learning
• Collaborative and committed leadership focused on staff wellbeing and school improvement