Job Description
We
are looking to appoint an exceptional candidate who: Can support SEND children and
their families through identifying barriers to learning and adopting strategies
that help overcome these Demonstrate a commitment to an
inclusive education for all children through working with staff and families to
formulate personal plans for improvement Use a knowledge of the SEN
Code of Practice and understand the EHCP process and Early Help services to
support pupils and families Work alongside teachers to
provide advice and develop impactful class strategies Monitor and evaluate the
quality and impact of SEND provision across the school Form positive relationships;
inspire and motivate all children to enable them to be the best that they can
be Keep up to date and accurate
records of support and the impact regarding SEND provision Review and update all records
to ensure that statutory requirements are met Work in partnership with the
Headteacher, LAB and wider community to ensure that our mission and ethos is
translated into action Participate in Trust-wide
inclusion meetings Attend meetings with parents,
teachers and other providers to ensure all pupils’ needs are met Ensure an inclusive school
experience for al learners, not just those with SEND Work with the wider team to
close the gap for vulnerable and disadvantaged learners Holds the National SENDCo
Qualification or has a willingness to work towards
the qualification.
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