Teacher of English/Primary

Northease Manor is an independent school for neurodiverse young people who have struggled in mainstream schools. Situated just south of Lewes in East Sussex, the school’s main house is a 17th century manor set in 12 acres of grounds, surrounded by additional buildings and the rolling countryside of the South Downs. The coast is just four miles away.

The reputation of the school has soared in recent years and it has become the school of choice for many families seeking an excellent education and pastoral care for their SEND child. Jobs here are highly sought after, but an opportunity has arisen to work as a part-time teacher in this extraordinary independent school. We are therefore currently seeking a part-time, experienced Teacher of English or Primary Teacher with a passion for teaching English. Our students are often successful in GCSE English, but some will also take Functional Skills or Entry level English classes. Candidates should be able to meet these needs and also have the flexibility to teach other curriculum classes, such as social studies if required.

Main purpose of the role:

To carry out the professional duties of a teacher in accordance with the school’s policies under the direction of the Headteacher.
To promote the subject area and raise student confidence and self- esteem by encouraging all students’ participation in your subject area and the school day.

Personal attributes

To successfully undertake this role the following attributes have been identified as important for the post holder to have.

	Essential	Desirable
Qualifications/ Development	Qualified Teacher Status (QTS) or proven experience Honours Degree / Teaching Degree Understanding of SEND support needs in an educational setting	Further Professional Qualifications and Training Evidence of continuing professional development in your subject(s) area SEND CPD
Experience	Recent successful teaching at KS2 - 4 Evidence of being an excellent teacher Evidence of wider commitment to working with students	Classroom/small group teaching of students with SEND or work within a specialist setting. Supporting students with communication and interaction, social, emotional and mental health difficulties.
Knowledge Skills/ Understanding	An understanding of ASD and neuro-diverse needs Ability to build excellent trusting relationships, providing high levels of structure and nurture A secure knowledge and understanding of the concepts and skills essential for success for pupils in your subject. An understanding of the SEN code of Practice	Desire to progress knowledge about neurodiverse student support needs Ability to contribute to training others in neurodiverse needs
Personal Attributes	An ability and willingness to inspire and motivate all students and staff To have a love of and infectious enthusiasm for teaching and for developing students holistically To be a reflective practitioner; willing to learn and develop Willingness to contribute to school improvement Passion, enthusiasm and energy Sense of humour

Northease Manor School is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people and expects all staff and volunteers to share this commitment. All staff will be expected to obtain an enhanced DBS Disclosure.

Salary & Benefits

Competitive/Depending on experience

Location

Northease Manor School
Rodmell
Lewes
South East
BN7 3EY

Supporting documents

Classroom Teacher JD

Teacher of English/Primary Advert

Teaching Application Form

Deadline and how to apply

Friday 28th March 2025

Please email: recruitment@northease.co.uk

Equal opportunities

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