Educational Psychologist in Enfield, Middlesex

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Exciting Opportunity for an Educational Psychologist
Location: Enfield, London, UK
Salary: £600 Daily
Type: Ongoing Locum, Full-Time/Part-Time Options Available

We are thrilled to present an exciting ongoing opportunity for an Educational Psychologist in the vibrant London Borough of Enfield. This role offers flexible working arrangements, allowing you to choose between full-time or part-time hours, while earning a competitive £600 daily rate. As an Educational Psychologist, you will provide critical support to children and young people through psychological assessments, interventions, and collaborative efforts with schools, families, and professionals to foster inclusive education, emotional wellbeing, and positive learning outcomes.

Perks and Benefits:

• Flexible Hours: Choose between full-time or part-time work, perfect for maintaining a healthy work-life balance or exploring other interests.

• Professional Growth: Access continuous learning opportunities to enhance your expertise in the field of educational psychology.

• Varied Work Environment: Experience diverse working environments across different schools and settings, keeping the role dynamic and engaging.

• Networking Opportunities: Build professional relationships across educational and health sectors, expanding your network and expertise.

Purpose of the Role:

The Educational Psychologist will provide psychological assessments, interventions, and support for children and young people within the London Borough of Enfield. Your work will focus on promoting inclusive education, emotional wellbeing, and positive learning outcomes by collaborating with schools, families, and other professionals.

What You Will Do:

Assessment & Consultation:

• Conduct comprehensive psychological assessments for children and young people, including those with special educational needs (SEN), behavioural difficulties, or emotional and social challenges.

• Offer consultation and advice to schools, parents, and professionals regarding psychological and developmental issues affecting children’s learning and wellbeing.

• Produce psychological reports identifying learning, social, and emotional needs, and recommend suitable interventions.

• Participate in statutory assessments for Education, Health, and Care Plans (EHCPs), contributing to the SEND process.

Intervention & Support:

• Develop and implement evidence-based interventions to support children and young people with emotional, behavioural, and learning challenges.

• Provide support to schools in fostering positive mental health, inclusion, and wellbeing for children and staff.

• Assist schools in creating individual education plans (IEPs) and other bespoke interventions.

• Advise on creating a positive, supportive learning environment.

Training & Capacity Building:

• Deliver training to school staff on topics related to psychology, special educational needs, inclusive teaching, and mental health.

• Help schools understand psychological assessments and how to implement effective interventions.

• Offer workshops and resources for parents to enhance their understanding of psychological issues and promote positive home learning environments.

Multi-Agency Collaboration:

• Collaborate with social care, health services, voluntary organisations, and community groups to provide comprehensive support for children and young people.

• Attend multi-agency meetings such as SEND panels, early help meetings, and child protection conferences.

• Advocate for children’s needs in multi-disciplinary teams, ensuring psychological perspectives are included in planning.

Professional Practice & Compliance:

• Ensure all assessments, reports, and interventions comply with relevant legal, regulatory, and professional guidelines (e.g., SEND Code of Practice, BPS Guidelines, HCPC).

• Maintain accurate, up-to-date records in line with statutory, safeguarding, and professional standards.

• Participate in regular supervision and peer review, ensuring high-quality service delivery and ongoing professional development.

• Stay current with new developments and research in educational psychology to ensure evidence-based practice.

Why Work in Enfield?

Living and working in Enfield offers a unique blend of urban convenience and suburban tranquility. With its rich history, diverse communities, and excellent transport links, you will be well-connected to all that London has to offer, while enjoying the quieter, family-friendly charm of the borough. Whether you're exploring local parks, cultural sites, or enjoying community events, Enfield offers a fulfilling lifestyle for professionals and families alike.

Working with Sanctuary Personnel:

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