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Pupil Referral Unit - Teacher

Date posted : 03/04/19
£57 - £60 per day

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Teaching Personnel are currently working with a 'Good' independent school for children aged 8-16 with social, emotional, mental health and behavioural difficulties. This school is attached to a residential home and caters for less than 10 pupils. The school are currently looking for a teacher who is able to teach Science and Maths and some general cover to KS2-4. The class sizes are very small with varying abilities. The school teaches functional skills in maths and science and there is a potential for GCSE maths to be introduced in the future. The school have said that the focus is more so on the science side as the school are well equipped to allow for experimental and practical science lessons. This role is to start in January and the school are looking to act fast to get the right teacher for the role.

The pupils at this school do have very challenging behaviour and so any teacher who apply need to be able to manage verbal and physical aggression. Having Team-Teach, MAPA, SCIPP or any other restraint training would be very advantageous for this role. The school is located in Halton, a short drive from the M56 for those teachers who are teachers. There are some bus stops located near to the school for those teachers who require public transport.

If you are available after Easter and are a science and/or maths teacher who wants to work in a "Good" EBD/SEMH difficulties school, please get in touch with Danielle at the Liverpool Branch of Teaching Personnel on 0151 244 5430

Alternatively, to apply for this excellent opportunity, please apply online at: Http://www.teachingpersonnel.com/register/

Not the role for you? Call today and find out if there are any other roles which may interest you. We have a primary, secondary and SEN branch within the Liverpool location. Call today on 0151 244 5430

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