Average Senco salary in South East London

Primary School SENCo - Greenwich - Education and training Are you a confident, passionate Primary School SENCo seeking a new role for January 2026? Are you looking for a Part time Primary School SENCo role where you can make an impact at a fantastic and inclusive primary school in Greenwich? A 'Outstanding' Primary School in Greenwich are seeking a part time, qualified SENCo to start with them from January 2026. Ideally the school are looking for someone highly experienced who will be able to complete necessary SEND paperwork, provide support/guidance to teachers and who will be able to meet with parents. ** Greenwich ** Primary school SENCo ** Part time, Tuesdays and Wednesdays ** January 2026 ** £200 - £230 per day ** Excellent CPD/Progression opportunities ** Fantastic transport links ** Free onsite parking ** Education and training Remedy are working with this warm and welcoming Primary School based in Greenwich who are seeking a qualified SENCo to join them in January 2026. This school is a stimulating place to learn and their core purpose is to provide the very best educational opportunities for each and every child. They take pride in the positive relationships they build with children, families and the community around them, which helps create the very best environment for their pupils to learn & strive. About the Primary School SENCo role: The school is looking for someone who is flexible, adaptable; works well with others and has great interpersonal and communication skills. You will have SEN Teaching experience and have a good understanding of the SEN code of practice, but plenty of training will be available on an ongoing basis. This is a really exciting opportunity for a committed, ambitious qualified SENCo. This school will provide the facilities for this qualification to take place. If this Primary School SENCO job is ticking all the then please apply NOW with an updated CV to Carly Walters, Alternatively, if you would like to discuss this role further, please call me on, Education and training

SENCO January 2026 About the School The School is a nurturing, student-focused school providing personalised education for pupils with a range of additional needs, including SEMH, ASD, communication difficulties, and complex barriers to learning. The school promotes meaningful progress, emotional wellbeing, and a safe, supportive environment where every learner can thrive. Role Overview As the school's SENCO, you will play a key role in shaping, coordinating, and delivering high-quality SEN provision. You will work closely with teachers, support staff, external professionals, and families to ensure students receive targeted interventions and personalised plans that enable success. Key Responsibilities Oversee and manage all SEN provision across the school Lead on EHCP reviews, referrals, and assessment processes Provide expert guidance and training to teaching and support staff Develop tailored interventions and monitor student progress Liaise with external agencies, therapists, and local authority professionals Ensure statutory responsibilities around SEND compliance are fully met Support whole-school strategy for inclusion, wellbeing, and behaviour Requirements Qualified Teacher Status (QTS) National SENCO Award (or willingness to work towards it) Strong knowledge of SEND Code of Practice and EHCP processes Experience supporting learners with SEN, ideally including SEMH and ASD Excellent communication, organisation, and leadership skills A commitment to inclusion, safeguarding, and positive outcomes

SENCO Are you passionate about making a real difference in the lives of students with SEND? We're looking for a dedicated and experienced individual to join our outstanding Senco team and help strengthen the high-quality support we provide to ensure every learner thrives. The Role KAA has an exciting opportunity for an inspirational Senco to help lead and develop our well-resourced and highly talented Learning Support team, and co-ordinate support for our students with SEND. The successful candidate will be expected to lead and develop on our inclusive, student-centred ethos to ensure the progress of every child. What you offer: You will be an outstanding practitioner with a consistent track record of planning, delivering and assessing specialist SEN provision and have experience of taking on additional responsibility within a Special Education department.You will show resilience and motivation to lead the academy through day-to-day challenges whilst maintaining a clear strategic vision, staying positive, and focusing on key priorities.You will also have the ability to lead, coach and motivate staff within a performance management framework. What KAA offer The successful candidate will be joining a team that is firmly committed to making KAA one of the best academies in the UK. The value of being part of a great team should never be underestimated. Being a member of KAA means you will be joining a supportive and talented group of staff who will invest in your professional development. We are open to applications from candidates seeking a full or part time position. Please enquire with our HR team if you have any queries and, in the meantime, make preferences known on your application form. Application deadline is 9am on Friday 16th January 2026, with interviews taking place shortly after the deadline has passed.