SEN Teacher
| Posting date: | 18 May 2026 |
|---|---|
| Hours: | Full time |
| Closing date: | 17 June 2026 |
| Location: | Bexleyheath, Kent |
| Remote working: | On-site only |
| Company: | JobsinED Ltd |
| Job type: | Permanent |
| Job reference: | JIESENTBEX |
Summary
SEN Teacher – Specialist Provision in Bexley
A specialist school in Bexley is seeking an SEN Teacher to join its team from September, offering a rare opportunity to work in a highly supportive environment focused on meaningful progress for students with additional needs. The school supports pupils with autism, communication difficulties, and SEMH needs through a structured, relationship-led approach that prioritises consistency, emotional regulation, and personalised learning. Staff are given the time and support needed to build strong classroom routines and deliver genuinely tailored teaching. This SEN Teacher role would suit either an experienced practitioner or an ECT with a clear interest in specialist education and inclusive teaching. The school has developed a strong reputation for nurturing staff who want to build long-term careers within SEN.
Teaching here is collaborative and purposeful. Class sizes are small, allowing teachers to understand pupils properly and adapt lessons to meet individual EHCP targets and learning profiles. As an SEN Teacher, you’ll work closely with therapists, pastoral staff, and experienced support assistants, helping pupils develop academically, socially, and emotionally. Senior leaders are visible throughout the school and place strong emphasis on staff wellbeing, reflective practice, and ongoing development. For teachers looking to move away from mainstream pressures into a setting where relationships and progress matter deeply, this is a rewarding next step.
Key Highlights:
SEN Teacher – full-time permanent role from September
Outer London salary MPS1–UPS3 £37,870 – £56,154
Bexley specialist school with excellent transport connections
Ofsted Good provision with strong SEN leadership
Small classes with high levels of classroom support
Excellent opportunity for teachers interested in autism and SEMH
Strong CPD programme and long-term progression opportunities
What You’ll Be Doing:
Planning personalised lessons tailored to pupils’ EHCP outcomes
Delivering engaging teaching that supports communication and independence
Collaborating with therapists and SEN support staff across the school
Monitoring pupil progress through clear and consistent assessment
Creating calm, structured learning environments that build confidence
Ideal Candidate for this Bexley School:
Qualified Teacher Status (QTS) is essential
ECTs and experienced SEN Teachers both encouraged to apply
Strong understanding of inclusive teaching and adaptive practice
Calm, reflective approach to behaviour and relationship-building
Commitment to supporting pupils with additional learning needs
Why Join this Bexley School?
Specialist environment with experienced SEN professionals throughout
Carefully planned CPD focused on autism and SEMH practice
Leadership team committed to staff development and wellbeing
Multi-disciplinary support from therapists and pastoral specialists
Meaningful opportunities to build expertise within specialist education
How to Apply:
If you’re ready to develop your teaching career within a thoughtful and well-supported specialist setting, apply now for this SEN Teacher opportunity in Bexley. September interviews are taking place shortly, and applications are being reviewed as they arrive.
This SEN Teacher role offers the chance to work in a school where smaller steps are recognised, relationships genuinely matter, and staff are supported to grow professionally. It’s an environment where specialist teaching is valued and properly developed.
A specialist school in Bexley is seeking an SEN Teacher to join its team from September, offering a rare opportunity to work in a highly supportive environment focused on meaningful progress for students with additional needs. The school supports pupils with autism, communication difficulties, and SEMH needs through a structured, relationship-led approach that prioritises consistency, emotional regulation, and personalised learning. Staff are given the time and support needed to build strong classroom routines and deliver genuinely tailored teaching. This SEN Teacher role would suit either an experienced practitioner or an ECT with a clear interest in specialist education and inclusive teaching. The school has developed a strong reputation for nurturing staff who want to build long-term careers within SEN.
Teaching here is collaborative and purposeful. Class sizes are small, allowing teachers to understand pupils properly and adapt lessons to meet individual EHCP targets and learning profiles. As an SEN Teacher, you’ll work closely with therapists, pastoral staff, and experienced support assistants, helping pupils develop academically, socially, and emotionally. Senior leaders are visible throughout the school and place strong emphasis on staff wellbeing, reflective practice, and ongoing development. For teachers looking to move away from mainstream pressures into a setting where relationships and progress matter deeply, this is a rewarding next step.
Key Highlights:
SEN Teacher – full-time permanent role from September
Outer London salary MPS1–UPS3 £37,870 – £56,154
Bexley specialist school with excellent transport connections
Ofsted Good provision with strong SEN leadership
Small classes with high levels of classroom support
Excellent opportunity for teachers interested in autism and SEMH
Strong CPD programme and long-term progression opportunities
What You’ll Be Doing:
Planning personalised lessons tailored to pupils’ EHCP outcomes
Delivering engaging teaching that supports communication and independence
Collaborating with therapists and SEN support staff across the school
Monitoring pupil progress through clear and consistent assessment
Creating calm, structured learning environments that build confidence
Ideal Candidate for this Bexley School:
Qualified Teacher Status (QTS) is essential
ECTs and experienced SEN Teachers both encouraged to apply
Strong understanding of inclusive teaching and adaptive practice
Calm, reflective approach to behaviour and relationship-building
Commitment to supporting pupils with additional learning needs
Why Join this Bexley School?
Specialist environment with experienced SEN professionals throughout
Carefully planned CPD focused on autism and SEMH practice
Leadership team committed to staff development and wellbeing
Multi-disciplinary support from therapists and pastoral specialists
Meaningful opportunities to build expertise within specialist education
How to Apply:
If you’re ready to develop your teaching career within a thoughtful and well-supported specialist setting, apply now for this SEN Teacher opportunity in Bexley. September interviews are taking place shortly, and applications are being reviewed as they arrive.
This SEN Teacher role offers the chance to work in a school where smaller steps are recognised, relationships genuinely matter, and staff are supported to grow professionally. It’s an environment where specialist teaching is valued and properly developed.