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Primary SEND Teacher

Tradewind Recruitment
Posted 24 days ago, valid for a month
Location

Wembley, Greater London HA9 9QW

Contract type

Full Time

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  • The KS1 SEND Teacher position in Brent, North West London, is set to start in September 2025 and offers a salary range of MPS1 - MPS6 (Inner London).
  • The role requires candidates to have QTS or an equivalent UK teaching qualification along with KS1 teaching experience and/or experience within SEND.
  • Ideal candidates should possess strong communication skills, a nurturing approach, and ideally a background in the arts such as music, drama, or performance.
  • The school emphasizes a creative curriculum and supports emotional regulation through engaging and differentiated lessons for a small group of 10 pupils with EHCPs for autism.
  • This unique and nurturing environment is known for its outstanding relationships with families and aims to help about 85% of its pupils transition successfully to mainstream secondary schools.

KS1 SEND Teacher - Creative Curriculum | September Start

?? Brent, North West London?? MPS1 - MPS6 (Inner London) | Full-time??? Start Date: September 2025

SANZA Teaching are working in partnership with a creative and nurturing SEND school in Brent to recruit a KS1 Teacher with a flair for the arts, a passion for inclusive learning and a warm, child-centred approach.

This unique and inspiring school is a small, specialist setting with a "family-feel" atmosphere. Known locally for its exceptional relationships with families and holistic approach to education, it is a place where pupils thrive both academically and emotionally. With a recent Ofsted report highlighting 'Outstanding features' and strong academic foundations, this school provides the best of both worlds - a structured curriculum and a vibrant, nurturing environment.

Though this is a special school setting, around 85% of pupils successfully transition to mainstream secondary schools, and the curriculum reflects this aspiration. Every child is supported to achieve their personal best through small class sizes, exceptional adult ratios and a curriculum rich in music, drama, PE, art and creativity.

About the Role

This KS1 role is teaching a small group of 10 pupils (all with EHCPs for autism) following the National Curriculum. You will have the support of three experienced teaching assistants, and you'll work within a team of forward-thinking, collaborative teachers who truly care about the children they serve.

Pupils are bright, curious and full of character. Many are sensory-seeking or benefit from visual structure, and the school has created a calm, engaging environment that supports their needs through colour-coded zones, sensory play equipment and specialist resources. Lessons are active, creative and rooted in real-life learning.

The school loves teachers with a creative background - whether in music, drama, art or performance - and values imaginative educators who can bring learning to life through movement, rhythm, storytelling and expression.

Key Responsibilities

  • Deliver engaging and differentiated lessons in line with the National Curriculum
  • Lead a team of TAs to create a safe, nurturing and structured classroom
  • Use creative arts to support emotional regulation and communication
  • Plan for and deliver personalised learning based on EHCP targets
  • Work closely with families, therapists and the wider inclusion team
  • Monitor pupil progress using a mix of academic and developmental tools

The Ideal Candidate

  • QTS or equivalent UK teaching qualification
  • KS1 teaching experience and/or experience within SEND (mainstream or specialist)
  • Understanding of autism and experience working with children with additional needs
  • Strong communication and behaviour management skills
  • A nurturing and calm approach, with a sense of fun and creativity
  • A background in music, drama, or the arts would be a huge asset

What the School Offers:

  • Exceptionally small classes with high levels of adult support
  • Weekly training and CPD, including autism and communication strategies
  • A leadership team who invest in staff wellbeing and career growth
  • Access to arts specialists and visiting performers
  • Beautiful, calm learning spaces with integrated sensory provision
  • Warm, welcoming team who treat each other like family

?? To apply, contact Paige at SANZA Teaching Agency today.

Why Work with SANZA?

  • ? PAYE only agency - no umbrella companies, ever
  • ?? Partnered with the National College for online CPD & training
  • ?? Dedicated North West London specialist consultant - Paige
  • ?? Temp, long-term and permanent roles available
  • ?? Transparent communication & genuine career support
  • ? People-first, education-led approach - we care about matching you right

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