Learning Support Assistant (SEN) Location: Leeds Contract: Full-time, Term-time Start Date: September starts Salary: Dependent on experience Are you passionate about helping every child reach their…
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- West Yorkshire£24,700–£29,900PermanentSEND & Special SchoolPosted by source 23 days ago
- West Midlands£51,773–£61,534PermanentSEND & Special SchoolListed on SchoolJobs.uk 21 days ago
SENDCo (Special Educational Needs and Disabilities Coordinator) Full-Time | Permanent - Coventry – Warwickshire Salary: (dependent on experience and qualifications). For highly experienced SENDCo…
- Birmingham£43,066PermanentSEND & Special SchoolListed on SchoolJobs.uk 21 days ago
An Outstanding primary school in Birmingham is seeking an experienced and dedicated SENCO (Special Educational Needs Coordinator) to lead its provision for pupils with additional needs from September…
- Greater Manchester£23,920–£27,300PermanentSEND & Special SchoolListed on SchoolJobs.uk 21 days ago
Learning Support Assistant - Primary SchoolFull-Time | Long-Term Opportunity | Aspire PeopleAspire People are looking for caring and enthusiastic Learning Support Assistants (LSAs) to work within…
- Darlington£47,292PermanentSEND & Special SchoolListed on SchoolJobs.uk 21 days ago
SENCO – Good Secondary School – Darlington Start Date: As soon as possible Contract: Full-time, Permanent Salary: Paid to scale School Information This well-regarded 11–18 Good secondary school in…
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