Horton Park Primary School Β· Bradford, Yorkshire and the Humber
An exciting opportunity has arisen for a fixed term Assistant Headteacher and SENDCo at Horton Park Primary School. Horton Park Primary School, part of the highly regarded Exceed Academies Trust , is seeking to appoint an ambitious, inspirational and committed Assistant Headteacher & SENDCO to join our Senior Leadership Team. This is an exciting opportunity for an outstanding teacher and experienced middle leader who is ready to take the next step in their leadership journey and make a meaningful impact in a school focused on rapid improvement and excellence for all. The successful candidate will lead on inclusive practice, formulate aims and objectives of the school, drive whole school SEND strategy and provide strategic leadership alongside the Headteacher. The role will include the development, implementation and monitoring of individual support and learning plans tailored to the needs of each pupil. The Assistant Head / SENDCO will lead by example and model best practice regarding professional conduct, workload and personal development, and will be a role model for all in our community. About our School Horton Park Primary School is a vibrant, inclusive and welcoming two-form entry primary school with circa. 426 pupils on roll , serving children aged 4-11. We benefit from excellent facilities and are proud to have a Key Stage One School-Led Resourced Provision for pupils with generic complex needs. Located in the heart of the culturally diverse Great Horton community, just a 10-minute walk from Bradford city centre, Horton Park enjoys a strong reputation locally and beyond. We are a school with high aspirations, where βEveryone Learns to Succeedβ , and where children, staff and families work together to ensure every child gets a brilliant start to their education. If you'd like to know more about our school, please visit our website at www.hortonparkacademy.co.uk. The successful candidate will: Be able to analyse data effectively , particularly for vulnerable groups, and hold others to account to raise achievement and close gaps Be responsible for supporting and educating children with special educational needs, ensuring they achieve their full potential Be able to inspire, motivate and engage children and staff Have a strong commitment to ensuring excellent pupil progress Have a relentless commitment to raising standards and improving outcomes Develop and implement individualised education plans (IEPs) and Education, Health and Care Plans (EHCPs) for students with special educational needs Create a positive, safe and aspirational learning environment for all Stay up-to-date with the latest SEN teaching strategies and educational research We can offer: Children who are enthusiastic to learn Fantastic outdoor facilities Free access to an Employee Assistance Programme Free, on-site parking Excellent employer pension contribution scheme A professional, welcoming and supportive staff team , backed b