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Teaching Assistant – SEN Provision (New School Opening)Ealing, West London Start Dates: After Easter... Teaching Assistant – SEN Provision (New School Opening)Ealing, West London Start Dates: After Easter or September Full-Time | Long-Term | Term Time OnlyAre you a Teaching Assistant looking to work in a specialist SEN environment? Would you like to be part of an exciting new school opening where you can help shape provision from day one? Are you passionate about supporting students with special educational needs and complex behaviours?KPi Education is supporting the recruitment of Teaching Assistants for a brand-new SEN provision opening in Ealing this September.This is a unique opportunity to join a school at its foundation stage and contribute to building a calm, structured, and therapeutic learning environment.Start Dates & Induction The school will be open after Easter, allowing Teaching Assistants to start earlier to support setup, routines, and pupil integrationTeaching Assistants starting in September will complete a two-week induction during the final two weeks of the summer term, ensuring a confident and well-supported start About the Role – SEN Teaching AssistantYou will support pupils in small classes, working alongside teachers and specialist staff to meet a wide range of SEN needs.Key responsibilities include: Providing 1:1 and small-group support to pupils with EHCPsSupporting children with Autism (ASC), SEMH, ADHD, and trauma-related needsAssisting with lesson delivery and adapting learning activitiesSupporting emotional regulation, behaviour management, and engagementHelping pupils access the curriculum and develop independenceSupporting transitions, routines, and structured activitiesWorking collaboratively with teachers, SENCOs, and therapists The Provision A new specialist SEN school in Ealing, West LondonSmall class sizes and high staff-to-pupil ratiosStrong therapeutic and pastoral focusExcellent support, training, and progression opportunities Person SpecificationWe are looking for candidates who: Have experience supporting children or young people (school, SEN, youth work, care, or similar)Are calm, patient, resilient, and emotionally intelligentHave a genuine interest in SEN, mental health, or therapeutic educationCan build positive, trusting relationships with pupilsAre reliable, reflective, and eager to learnGraduates in Psychology, Education, Criminology, or related fields are highly encouraged to apply Why Work Through KPi Education? Access to long-term roles in specialist SEN provisionsSupportive recruitment process with a dedicated consultantOpportunities to be involved from the opening of a new schoolStrong experience for future careers in teaching, psychology, therapy, or youth work Apply NowIf you’re a motivated Teaching Assistant looking to work in a specialist SEN setting and be part of a new school launch in Ealing, apply today through KPi Education to be considered.INDEDU

Core Subject Teachers – SEN Provision (New School Opening)Ealing, West London Start Dates: After Eas... Core Subject Teachers – SEN Provision (New School Opening)Ealing, West London Start Dates: After Easter or September Full-Time | Permanent | Term Time OnlyAre you a qualified Core Subject Teacher looking to work in a specialist SEN setting? Would you like to be part of an exciting new school opening where you can help shape provision from day one? Are you passionate about supporting students with SEN and complex needs in a therapeutic learning environment?KPi Education is proud to be supporting the recruitment of Core Subject Teachers for a brand-new specialist SEN provision opening in Ealing this September.This is a rare opportunity to join a school at its very beginning and play a key role in establishing its culture, curriculum, and values.Start Dates & Induction Structure The school will be open and operational after Easter, allowing some teachers to start earlier and support planning, curriculum development, and early pupil integrationTeachers starting in September will complete a two-week induction during the final two weeks of the summer term, ensuring a smooth and supported transition into the new academic year About the Role – Core Subject Teacher (SEN)You will teach your specialist subject (English, Maths, Science, or Humanities) within a small-class SEN environment, supporting pupils with a range of additional needs.Key responsibilities include: Planning and delivering differentiated, accessible lessonsTeaching pupils with EHCPs, including Autism (ASC), SEMH, ADHD, and trauma-related needsUsing therapeutically informed behaviour strategiesSupporting pupils’ academic progress, engagement, and emotional regulationWorking collaboratively with Teaching Assistants, therapists, and pastoral staffContributing to EHCP reviews, progress tracking, and personalised learning plansHelping establish strong routines and a positive school culture The Provision A new specialist SEN school based in Ealing, West LondonFocused on therapeutic education and personalised learningSmall class sizes and high staff-to-student ratiosStrong emphasis on staff wellbeing, training, and professional development Person SpecificationWe are looking for teachers who: Hold QTS or QTLS (or are working towards qualification)Specialise in a core subject (English, Maths, Science, Humanities)Have experience teaching pupils with SEN or SEMH (mainstream or specialist settings)Are confident differentiating for complex learning and behavioural needsAre reflective, resilient, and committed to inclusive educationAre enthusiastic about joining a new school opening Why Apply Through KPi Education? Access to exclusive roles within new and specialist SEN provisionsLong-term, permanent teaching opportunitiesDedicated consultant support throughout the recruitment processClear communication around start dates, induction, and expectationsRoles aligned to your experience and career goals Apply NowIf you’re a Core Subject Teacher ready to work in a specialist SEN environment and be part of an exciting new school launch in Ealing, apply today through KPi Education to be considered.INDEDU

Assistant Head Inclusion - Ealing (UK)£54,060 - £56,710 per annum Per AssignmentContract and hours:... Assistant Head Inclusion - Ealing (UK)£54,060 - £56,710 per annum Per AssignmentContract and hours: Permanent, Term time plus 2 weeks.This is an exhilarating opportunity to make a real difference in the lives of pupils while furthering your career in educational leadership. We are seeking an Assistant Head Inclusion to join our team in Ealing, supporting and enhancing the school environment through strategic leadership in behaviour management, attendance, inclusion, and safeguarding processes. You’ll be working closely with the Deputy Headteacher and other Senior Leaders to help every pupil achieve their full potential.Perks and benefits: As a locum, you can enjoy the flexibility of managing your schedule, allowing for better work-life balance.A competitive salary reflective of your skills and experience.Opportunities for professional growth and development through training and workshops.Access to a supportive network of professionals and experts in the field.Experience the vibrant and culturally rich community of Ealing, which offers a wide range of dining, shopping, and leisure activities. Job Purpose:Support the Deputy Headteacher in the operational leadership of the school, working closely with them and other Senior Leaders to manage day-to-day operations with the aim of supporting all pupils to reach their full potential. Lead staff and be accountable in the consistent management and development of the school’s behaviour management, attendance, inclusion, and safeguarding processes and procedures, as well as support the SLT in other areas of school improvement.What you will do:- Fulfil the role of the Designated Safeguarding Lead, ensuring the safety and well-being of all pupils in accordance with statutory guidance.- Oversee the Families and School Together (FAST) provision, enhancing family liaison and partnerships.- Manage complex caseloads involving families and pupils with intensive needs.- Coordinate multi-agency assessment and planning for pupils with specific protection plans.- Hold responsibility for effective collaboration with stakeholders including parents, local authorities, and other professionals.- Lead initiatives that enhance health and wellbeing within the school and community.- Provide guidance and support to staff on matters of pupil safety and safeguarding, fostering a positive learning culture.Requirements:- An appropriate degree-level professional qualification in Social Work or as a qualified teacher.- Experience as an effective Designated Safeguarding Lead within a specialist provision.- Proven knowledge of safeguarding legislation and procedures.- Experience working with diverse and complex pupil needs.- Strong leadership skills with a focus on promoting a culture of inclusion.Living and working in Ealing offers a fantastic quality of life with its rich history, parks, and community spirit. The area boasts excellent transport links to central London while maintaining a friendly, suburban charm. Join us in making a positive impact on young lives in this vibrant and diverse borough!Working with Sanctuary Personnel:Sanctuary Personnel is a trusted and award-winning agency for roles. With an ‘Excellent’ rating on Trustpilot from over 1,000 reviews and many prestigious industry awards, we are dedicated to finding you the best possible rates in roles that match your skills and experience.