PRIMARY TEACHER (SEND) - 2 POSTS

“Be your

best self – and help our pupils do the same”

We are at an

exciting point in our school's journey. Following the retirement of our

Assistant Headteacher of Primary. We have recently appointed a new Assistant

Headteacher who will be leading our primary provision into its next chapter.

This is your opportunity to join at a pivotal moment, working alongside our new

Assistant Headteacher to shape the future of primary education at Exhall

Grange, while benefiting from the expertise and support of our existing

dedicated and highly skilled team.

About Exhall Grange:

Exhall Grange is a thriving 4-19

maintained specialist school serving 280 pupils with a wide range of complex

needs, including Social, Communication and Interaction difficulties (including

Autism), Social, Emotional and Mental Health needs, physical difficulties and

sensory impairments, and complex medical needs.

We are incredibly proud of our school

community. Our pupils are seen and known as individuals, and our experienced,

caring staff have the expertise to bring out the best in every child. Our core

purpose is simple: we encourage everyone, pupils and staff alike, to 'Be Your

Best Self'. We provide a nurturing, inclusive and aspirational environment

where challenge and resilience go hand in hand, helping our pupils progress to

positive outcomes and destinations. Every pupil is known as an individual. We

constantly improve the quality of learning outcomes by refining our high-quality

teaching, reviewing our curriculum, and using assessment and targeting

consistently and effectively. At Exhall Grange we ensure that all staff at the

school are committed to personal and shared development of skills that

strengthen and support our strategic purpose and vision.

About the Role:

We are seeking two enthusiastic

Primary Teachers to join our dedicated Primary team from September 2026.

What You Will Be Doing:

In our primary setting, you will work

within one of our two specialist learning pathways, carefully designed to meet

the diverse needs of our pupils. These pathways are tailored to pupil need, and

you will help our pupils develop the qualities of our school values: Respect,

Resilience, Confidence, Motivation, Aspiration and Integrity.

Your role will include teaching small

classes (typically 6-12 pupils) with dedicated teaching assistant support,

delivering engaging, creative lessons adapted to individual learning styles and

complex needs, and using communication strategies to support pupils with

communication difficulties. You will work closely with our new Assistant Headteacher

of Primary and experienced colleagues to develop innovative approaches,

collaborating with therapists, educational psychologists, and families. You

will plan multisensory activities that challenge all pupils and encourage personal

growth, contributing to our supportive and nurturing provisi