Learning Support Teacher
Abercorn School
Westminster
- Expired
- Salary:
- Above National Scale
- Job type:
- Part Time, Permanent
- Start date:
- 1st September 2017
- Apply by:
- 27 June 2017
Job overview
Learning Support Teacher required for September 2017
Abercorn School is a successful independent school (IAPS member) in London which has gained an enviable record of excellence and achievement for boys and girls from 2½ to 13 years of age.
We are firm believers in traditional values and standards, including excellent pastoral care. However, we are committed to embracing the best of what the 21st century will offer and preparing our pupils to face the challenges of the modern world with confidence and competence.
This is an outstanding opportunity for a dedicated and enthusiastic person who wishes to work as a Learning Support Teacher in a top London Prep School. The key is to have experience of teaching and delivering numeracy and phonics intervention. Experience of teaching EAL is also an asset and as is the flexibility to teach from EYFS to the end of Key Stage 2.
Please note that the position involves working across three school sites. This is a part time role. Candidates with genuine interested in SEN, EAL and G&T are encouraged to apply. They will be fully supported by the SENCO and opportunities for CPD will be fully available and supported by the school.
An application form, a job description and person specification may be obtained on our website. Please send your completed application to Maryse Laneville at hr@abercornschool.com.
Abercorn School is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people. Applicants must be willing to undergo child protection screening, including checks with past employers and the Disclosure and Barring Service. All appointments are also subject to the receipt of satisfactory references. All applicants must provide evidence of eligibility to work in the UK.
Closing date for applications: 28 June 2017, interviews to be held shortly after. Please note that Abercorn School reserves the right to interview suitable candidates prior to the closing date.
Salary: Above national scale
Location: Central London NW8/NW1/W1B
Start date: 1st September 2017
Attached documents
About Abercorn School
Abercorn School is a co-educational independent school in Marylebone, London, offering prep, pre-prep and nursery education to children aged 2 to 13. Founded in 1987, the school is an International British School and is governed by a board of directors. Pupils may join the school at various ages and from diverse pre-school and school settings.
Headmaster
Mr Christopher Hammond
Values and vision
Within a strongly multi-cultural environment, Abercorn School aims to give pupils the best start in life by providing a friendly, caring and inspiring academic education. The school believes in traditional values and standards. Through this framework, it strives to enable pupils to develop their individual talents and skills.
Students are provided with the skills to become confident lifelong learners, with the attitudes needed to contribute to both local and global citizenship. Teachers promote independence and a sense of responsibility among their students.
ISI report
“The overall quality and standards are good… The children’s personal, social and emotional development is excellent; they feel secure and happy. From the youngest age, children happily share resources, take turns and organise themselves and by the end of Reception they are highly independent. The variety of backgrounds and cultures within their inclusive international community encourages children to understand and learn about their individual differences and to respect one another... There is a clear and shared understanding by all staff of the safeguarding and welfare of children.”
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