Location
Queenswell School, N20 0NQ, London Borough of Barnet

Hours
Full Time

Salary
M1-UP3 (£39,193 - £58,119) dependent on experience

About the Role
This is a fantastic opportunity for a passionate educator to join the Additional Resources Provision (ARP) at Queenswell School, supporting children with Autism and Cognition and Learning Inclusion. You will work within a warm, joyful, and truly child-centred school community where every child is celebrated. Queenswell School was described by Ofsted (June 2023) as “a place pupils love to come to because their friends are kind and adults are caring” and where “leaders create a caring and happy environment for both children and staff.”

We are looking for an enthusiastic, dedicated, and compassionate teacher who is passionate about SEND and inclusion, enjoys helping children thrive regardless of their starting point, and wants to make a lasting difference in the lives of neurodiverse children. The role requires patience, creativity, humour, and compassion.

Through our curriculum and ethos, we encourage all children to be respectful, responsible, equal, compassionate, determined, and to enjoy learning. Join a vibrant, multicultural, and creative school community based in the heart of Whetstone, surrounded by green space and easily accessible by Tube and bus.

Why Join Queenswell?
- Our Children Are Incredible: Curious, kind, funny and full of potential.
- Our Staff Team Is Supportive and Dedicated: We work collaboratively, always putting our children first.
- A Welcoming, Inclusive Community: We celebrate diversity and value everyone's contribution.
- Excellent Location: Based in the heart of Whetstone, surrounded by green space and easily accessible by Tube and bus.
- Real Professional Growth: Committed to high-quality CPD with many TAs developing long-term careers in education.
- A Governing Body That Believes in Excellence: Supportive, ambitious and child-focused.

Safeguarding Commitment
Queenswell Schools are committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children, young people and vulnerable adults. All staff and volunteers are expected to share this commitment. Appointment is subject to satisfactory references and an enhanced DBS check.

Experience
Experience working with children with additional needs, particularly in SEND and inclusion settings, is highly desirable. A passion for supporting neurodiverse children and helping them thrive is essential.

About you
You are enthusiastic, dedicated, compassionate, patient, creative, and able to bring humour and warmth to your teaching. You share the school’s values of respect, responsibility, equality, compassion, determination, and a love of learning.

Qualifications
You must hold qualified teacher status and meet the requirements to teach in the UK. Experience or training related to SEND and inclusion is advantageous.