Speech and Language Therapist
- Special Needs
- Basingstoke
- Full Time
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Permanent | 37 hours per week | 39 weeks per year (Term Time) NHS Band 5–7 equivalent (dependent on experience) An exciting opportunity has arisen for a Speech and Language Therapist to join a growing, forward-thinking school provision supporting children and young people aged 5–18 years with a wide range of speech, language and communication needs (SLCN). The post holder will work across three Basingstoke sites, delivering an integrated, pupil-centred therapy service as part of a multi-disciplinary team, helping children and young people to access learning, develop communication skills and achieve their potential. The RoleThe successful candidate will play a key role in establishing, developing and delivering a high-quality speech and language therapy service across the academy. Responsibilities will include:
About the PupilsThe role supports children and young people aged 5–18, many of whom experience speech, language and communication needs that impact learning, social interaction and emotional development. Pupils benefit from consistent, therapeutic input embedded throughout the school day, with close collaboration between education and therapy professionals. Person SpecificationThe successful candidate will have:
Why Apply?
This role would suit a motivated and reflective Speech and Language Therapist who is passionate about making a meaningful difference to the lives of children and young people through embedded, whole-school therapeutic practice. Please Apply with your up to date CV to be considered |
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