We have an opportunity to appoint an empathetic and student-centred individual as Assistant SENDCO with a focus on Social, Emotional and Mental Health (SEMH). Under the direction of the SENDCO, you will work with some of our most vulnerable students supporting them in accessing the help they require to feel safe, well, included and fully supported to achieve within school and beyond. 

Applications welcomed from individuals with or without Qualified Teacher Status (QTS)