SEN Teacher Resource Provision

Charlestown Community Primary School · Manchester, North West

SEN Teacher Resource Provision at Charlestown Community Primary School, based in Manchester, North West. This is a permanent role.

Salary
Competitive
Location
Manchester, North West
Contract
Permanent
Posted
1 month ago
Closes
12 Sep 2026
Sector
Teaching Assistant

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About the role

We are seeking SEN Teachers to help shape and breathe life into this specialised learning environment.This isn’t just a teaching job; it’s an opportunity to support in the design of the space, establish the culture, and create a flagship provision that bridges specialist support with mainstream community life.

We are seeking a fully qualified teacher (QTS) with a proven track record of teaching neurodivergent learners, specifically those on the autism spectrum or with complex language delays.The successful candidate will practice a relational approach, understanding that behaviour is communication and prioritizing emotional regulation over rigid compliance.You must be an innovative primary educator capable of breaking the standard curriculum down into small, highly accessible milestones to ensure every child makes progress. As this is a brand-new resource provision, you will need the initiative and drive to help shape the environment from the ground up.

Reference: fe028aa24eed8340a34f0e0b996a623f6ede713d · Posted 1 month ago · Closes 12 Sep 2026 · Listed via Charlestown Community Primary School

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