As an SEN Teacher, you will plan and deliver accessible lessons that support pupils' academic, social and emotional development. You'll adapt teaching methods and learning materials to suit a range of additional needs, assess progress and work closely with teaching assistants and other professionals to ensure each pupil receives appropriate support.

As a member of the SEMH support team, you'll help pupils across the primary age range navigate emotional and behavioural challenges so they can take part in learning. Working closely with class teachers and pastoral staff, you'll provide consistent encouragement, help children develop coping strategies and support them through classroom activities and daily routines. Your patience and understanding will be important in helping pupils build positive relationships and make progress at their own pa

As a SEN Teaching Assistant, you'll work closely with teachers and other support staff to help pupils access lessons, follow daily routines and take part in classroom activities. You may support children individually or in small groups, adapting your approach to suit different learning, communication and emotional needs. Your patience and encouragement will help pupils develop independence and get more from their school day.

As an Early Years Practitioner, you'll support young children through play-based learning, daily routines and activities that encourage their communication, confidence and independence. Working alongside experienced practitioners and teachers, you'll help create a safe, engaging environment where children feel comfortable exploring, building relationships and developing essential early learning skills.

As a Behaviour Support Assistant, you will work with pupils with special educational needs who may need extra support with behaviour, communication, emotional regulation or classroom routines. You'll work closely with teachers and the wider support team to adapt your approach to individual needs, encourage positive choices and help pupils access learning in a safe, structured environment.

You will support students across Key Stages 3 and 4, helping them manage their behaviour, regulate their emotions and stay focused in lessons. Working alongside subject teachers and pastoral staff, you'll provide consistent support throughout the school day, including during lesson transitions and when students need additional guidance. This is a rewarding opportunity to make a practical difference to young people's confidence, progress and school experience.

Working alongside subject teachers and pastoral staff, you will support pupils across Key Stages 3 and 4 who may need additional help with behaviour, emotional regulation and classroom engagement. From encouraging participation in lessons to helping pupils manage transitions between classes, your support will contribute to a more settled learning environment and help students work towards their academic goals, including GCSEs.

As a Behaviour Support Assistant, you will work alongside subject teachers and pastoral staff to support pupils across Key Stages 3 and 4. You will help students manage their behaviour, regulate their emotions and remain engaged during lessons, including those working towards their GCSEs. Your support will help maintain clear classroom expectations and give young people the opportunity to develop greater confidence and independence.