Maths and ICT Teacher required

Teaching Personnel are looking for an energetic and conscientious Maths & ICT Teacher to join a SEMH School based in Swanwick, Hampshire. The school supports pupils with social, emotional and behavioural needs. The successful candidate will have a passion about Special Educational Needs and will have taught Maths and ICT previously.

The successful candidate will join the current education team who will build upon, and further implement:

• An Outstanding curriculum
• Strong focus on pupils progress and moving on plans
• Engaging and fun lessons
• Emphasis on creative teaching and learning

Job Responsibilities

The ideal candidate will be required to;

• Work as a qualified teacher within the education departments, undertaking the necessary roles that this entails, ensuring a high standard of personal lesson planning, assessment, delivery of lessons, marking of work and behaviour management of the pupils.
• Participate in the completion and monitoring of all student assessments and monitor and record such progress.
• Support the Head of School and Deputy with the curriculum structure and implementation of Teaching and Learning strategies to enhance the learning outcomes for its pupils.
• Participate in the implementation and delivery of each students Individual Education Plan (IEP), Personal Education Plan (PEP), Risk Assessment (RA) and Behaviour Management plan (BMP).
• Perform the role of allocated Tutor for an individual child/children and carry out the necessary tasks that this role entails - including liaising with parents/ carers and attending meetings.

Personal Skills

Crucial to the success of this post is an ability to think creatively with flair and flexibility in a challenging learning environment and to engage challenging and vulnerable pupils and gain the respect of a highly committed staff team. You will need to have QTS/QTLS or equivalent teaching qualifications and/or be able to demonstrate the relevant experience in teaching. Effective experience of working with pupils with SEMH needs is essential.