SENCo Vacancy Independent School in Oxford!
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Job Summary
Prestigious independent school based in Oxford
SENCo to lead and develop whole-school SEND provision
Our client is seeking a dedicated and experienced Special Educational Needs Coordinator (SENCo) to join a well-regarded independent school in Oxford. This is a full-time permanent position. The successful SENCo will be responsible for leading SEND provision across KS3 & KS4 with the opportunity to support KS5 pupils where required.
The school places a strong emphasis on inclusion pastoral care and individualised support. This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced SENCo or a skilled SEND professional looking to work in an independent school environment with smaller class sizes and strong staff support. Applications are welcomed from experienced SENCo practitioners and qualified teachers with a strong background in SEND.
School Information
This respected independent school is known for its high academic standards excellent pastoral provision and commitment to supporting every pupil to achieve their potential. The school offers small class sizes excellent behaviour and a nurturing learning environment.
Staff describe the school as supportive collaborative and highly professional with leadership that values wellbeing and continuous professional development.
Experience and Qualifications
Qualified SENCo with experience in a secondary school setting
NASENCo qualification (or willingness to complete)
Strong knowledge of the SEND Code of Practice and EHCP processes
A formal teaching qualification with QTS (or equivalent)
Application
To be considered for this SENCo position please forward your CV as soon as possible.
Key Skills
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