PMLD Teacher
SEN PMLD Classroom Teacher Salary: Inner London Main Scale / Upper Pay Scale + 1 SEN PointStart Date: April 2026 (Summer Term 2026) An established community-maintained special school in Inner London is seeking to appoint a SEN PMLD classroom teacher from April 2026. The setting supports pupils aged 4-19 with complex learning needs within a single-site provision. Learners follow a range of curriculum pathways across Early Years, Primary, Secondary and Post-16, enabling continuity, shared expertise, and close collaboration between phases. The Role The successful candidate will take responsibility for a class of pupils with Profound and Multiple Learning Difficulties (PMLD), working closely with a skilled team of support staff and specialist professionals to deliver highly personalised, inclusive learning experiences. Requirements Experience working with pupils with Profound and Multiple Learning Difficulties and Multi-Sensory ImpairmentsUnderstanding of cognition and learning for pupils with PMLDKnowledge of personalised communication approaches, such as Makaton and PECSWillingness to engage in ongoing professional development (training is available within the team) Benefits A supportive SEN environment that values specialist expertise and professional autonomyDaily protected time with the class team for planning, reflection, training, and professional dialogue (8:30-9:15am each day, in addition to PPA time; pupils arrive between 9:15-9:30am)Access to specialist resources, therapy input, and assistive and augmentative communication toolsRegular SEN-focused professional development opportunities, including PMLD practice, communication strategies, and inclusive pedagogyAn allocated mentor to support induction, reflective practice, multi-agency working, parental partnership, assessment, and annual review processesA collaborative culture that encourages shared problem-solving and reflective SEN practiceA comprehensive training and mentoring programme for Early Career Teachers, with on-site support from experienced SEN professionalsThe opportunity to make a meaningful and sustained impact on pupils with complex needs within a values-driven setting Essential Criteria Qualified Teacher Status (QTS)Commitment to inclusive, nurturing and inspiring practicePassion for creating positive and responsive learning environmentsAbility to work collaboratively with colleagues, families, and external specialistsKnowledge and understanding of special educational needs gained through classroom experience This is an excellent opportunity for a committed SEN teacher to join a supportive, reflective team and make a genuine difference to the lives of pupils with complex needs while being valued and well-supported in their professional practice. Are you ready to take the next step in your career? Apply now for this start position!
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