In this role, you will teach significant elements of each student’s timetable, including core subjects delivered at an age-appropriate and developmentally appropriate level, Preparation for Adulthood, Life Skills, and our specialist curriculum focusing on communication, interaction, and social development. While experience teaching students with SEND, or experience within KS1 or KS2, will be beneficial, it is not essential. What matters most is your belief in the potential of our young people and your commitment to providing them with the very best. We are looking for someone who brings resilience, curiosity, warmth, and inspirational practice—because our children deserve nothing less. 

You will join a skilled team to plan and deliver a broad and balanced curriculum rooted in the National Curriculum, nurture principles, and high expectations. Your teaching will contribute directly to students’ progress, accreditation, and successful transition to Post-16 pathways. You will be part of a team whose purpose is to equip every child with the knowledge, skills, and confidence to thrive as independent young adults prepared for the complex demands of the wider world. We are seeking a proactive, adaptable teacher who can plan, teach, and assess across core subjects while embracing a therapeutic, relationship-based approach to education guided by our specialist practitioners. This is a full time posts but applications are welcome from candidates interested in part time working patterns.  

If you want to help us deliver bespoke, innovative, and life-changing education through our Engage Pathway—enabling students to learn for lifelong success—we would be delighted to hear from you. 

For more information or an informal discussion please contact Sarah Dunn on 01884 763140 

Please send completed application form to TFTRecruitment@deltservices.co.uk