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Children’s Therapy Assistant (Speech & Language and Occupational Therapy)Support communication, confidence and independence in young people with additional needs Location: Barnet, North London Salary: NHS Band 4 Outer London (Term time salary - £23,325 - £25,189) Contract: Full-Time, Term Time Only – September Start Are you passionate about making a daily difference in the lives of children with additional needs? Are you interested in developing your skills across both Speech & Language Therapy (SALT) and Occupational Therapy (OT)? This is a unique opportunity to join a specialist therapy team that supports children and young people with a range of additional needs in schools and community settings. You’ll work under the guidance of qualified therapists, delivering tailored intervention programmes that help children to communicate more confidently, improve their independence, and thrive both in and out of the classroom. What You’ll Be Doing: Deliver 1:1 and small group therapy sessions across both speech and occupational therapy programmes Support children with communication needs, sensory processing differences, motor coordination challenges, and autism Prepare and adapt therapy resources, sensory equipment, and communication tools (e.g., visuals, AAC devices) Record observations, track progress, and contribute to therapy reports Work closely with families, teachers, SENCOs, and therapists to ensure consistency and promote positive outcomes Who We’re Looking For: Experience supporting children or young people with SEND or communication needs in schools, nurseries, or community settings Confident communicator, able to adapt your approach depending on individual needs A warm, proactive and organised team player who is eager to learn Interested in progressing towards a career in therapy, special education, or child development Bonus Points If You Have: A Level 3 qualification in Health & Social Care, Child Development, or similar Familiarity with SALT tools like Makaton, PECS, visuals or OT approaches like sensory circuits, fine motor exercises Previous experience supporting autism, ADHD, or sensory processing needs Why Work with Parker Smith Inclusion? We specialise in SEND and therapy recruitment, we understand and value your skills PAYE only! No umbrella companies, no hidden deductions Long-term placements where you can develop confidence and experience in therapy services Honest, supportive guidance from a friendly, knowledgeable team with glowing Google reviews If you’re ready for a rewarding role where every day brings new opportunities to support children’s growth and independence, we’d love to hear from you! Apply now or call us on 0203 011 4848 for further information. Parker Smith Inclusion is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children. All applicants will be subject to compliance and vetting procedures.

Children’s Occupational Therapist – A role that empowers and makes a difference Location: North London | Salary: Band 7 | Contract Type: Full-time, Contract - Perm As an Occupational Therapist, your role is key in supporting children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) to thrive. You’ll be responsible for assessing and providing tailored therapeutic interventions, particularly focused on sensory needs, to ensure that each child has the support they need to excel in their educational setting. But there’s more to this role than just therapy – you’ll be part of a multi-disciplinary team working alongside educators, families, and other professionals, and you’ll also contribute to SEND tribunals by preparing expert witness statements and representing your work as a witness at tribunal hearings. Your input will be invaluable in ensuring the right support for the children who need it most. The environment you’ll work in provides not only a team of professionals but a wealth of resources that make a real difference. From working with children in schools to liaising with the SEND assessment teams, you’ll feel supported every step of the way. With hybrid working, you’ll enjoy a balance of working from home and making an impact in the community. This role is for you if: You’re passionate about supporting children with SEND and improving their outcomes. You have a degree in Occupational Therapy and are HCPC registered. You are seeking a Band 7 OT role in which you can work autonomously, managing your own schedule. You have experience working with children with sensory needs and in the paediatric therapy space. You are comfortable contributing to SEND tribunals by preparing expert statements and supporting hearings. You’re a collaborative professional who enjoys working within a team of diverse experts. You will have the tools, training, and support to thrive in this role, making a genuine difference to children’s lives. If this sounds like the opportunity you’ve been waiting for, let’s chat and discuss how you can join a passionate team making a real impact in the world of SEND. Why this role? True work/life balance – 50% remote working Supportive, experienced therapy and SEND team Continuous training and CPD Opportunity to influence the direction of a service and make lasting impact Interested in finding out more? Respond to this advert Upload your CV via our website Or give me a call on 0203 011 4848

SENDCo – Primary School Flexible Part-Time Role | Make a Meaningful Difference Location: North West London Salary: MPS/UPS + SEN Allowance (pro rata, depending on experience) Contract: Permanent, Part-Time (2 days per week, flexible) | September start Do you want to continue making an impact in SEND education while achieving a better work-life balance? This role offers the opportunity to use your expertise to support a welcoming primary school community without the commitment of a full-time position. Whether you’re an experienced SENDCo looking to wind down towards retirement or a parent ready to return to work while balancing childcare, this could be the perfect next step! The Role Lead and coordinate SEND provision across the school for two days per week (any days that fit your schedule) Work closely with SLT, teachers, and support staff to identify and meet pupil needs Maintain oversight of EHC plans, ensuring they are implemented effectively and reviewed regularly. Coordinate Annual Reviews Advise on strategies and provision to support pupils’ progress and wellbeing Build strong relationships with families, external agencies, and professionals to provide holistic support Maintain accurate and up-to-date records, ensuring statutory compliance Who We’re Looking For An experienced primary teacher with SENDCo experience, ready to continue their contribution in a flexible role Holds the National Award for SEN Coordination, or willing to work towards it Confident leading SEND provision with up-to-date knowledge of legislation and best practice Strong communicator who builds trust with staff, pupils, and families Someone who thrives in a collaborative environment and values inclusion at every level Why This School? A nurturing and inclusive school ethos with supportive leadership Flexibility to choose any two working days per week Ideal for professionals seeking part-time work to balance with family life or other commitments Opportunities for continued professional development if desired Interested in finding out more? Apply today or contact Parker Smith Inclusion on 0203 011 4848 to discuss how this role could fit your career goals and lifestyle.

Science Teacher – Specialist Provision A school where your teaching truly transforms lives. Location: North West London Salary: In line with the Outer London Teaching Pay Scale Contract: Temp-to-Perm | Start Date: September As a Science Teacher, you're constantly thinking about the students whose lives you're impacting every day. You're planning lessons that inspire, managing behaviours that challenge, and striving to create an environment where students can re-engage with their education and believe in their own potential. Your deep knowledge of Science, combined with an understanding of social, emotional, and mental health needs, allows you to bring creativity, structure, and empathy into the classroom. And while the job has its challenges, you find the role deeply fulfilling. …but maybe it’s time to also think about you. Your environment. Your impact. Your future. Perhaps you are frustrated with large class sizes prohibiting you from making a real impact on pupils who require more bespoke learning and nurture. It might be time to consider moving your skills to a specialist setting? This school, a specialist provision based in North London, offers education and therapeutic support to students aged 11–19 who are not currently thriving in mainstream settings. Whether they’ve experienced exclusion, trauma, anxiety, or complex needs, this school is built around the belief that with the right support, every young person can succeed. Their class sizes are small, and the support is immense, allowing you to focus on quality over quantity. The team includes therapeutic professionals and SEN experts, and they work as one to ensure that every student’s wellbeing and learning go hand in hand. You would be delivering Science across KS3 to KS5, including GCSE and A-Level, helping students re-engage with academic study and develop confidence in their abilities. You’ll have access to excellent resources and the autonomy to create a curriculum that excites and challenges. Most importantly, you’ll have the time, support, and space to teach in the way you always hoped was possible. What You’ll Be Doing Plan and deliver engaging Science lessons across secondary age groups, tailored to students' needs Teach GCSE and A-Level Science in a nurturing environment Act as a form tutor/key teacher, supporting students' academic and emotional development Collaborate with therapists, teachers, and leadership to uphold high standards for learning and wellbeing Use assessments and adaptive teaching to drive progress Who We’re Looking For A qualified teacher (QTS) with the ability to teach Science at secondary level Experience teaching GCSE and/or A-Level Science, your experience can be within mainstream, but you will need to have some experience teaching Autistic pupils A nurturing, inclusive teacher committed to every student’s progress Someone who values team collaboration and is driven to make a difference Why Work With Parker Smith Inclusion? We specialise exclusively in SEND recruitment and understand your expertise PAYE only – no umbrella deductions or hidden fees Honest guidance and tailored support throughout your journey Exclusive roles with schools who trust our values and service If this role fits with where you are professionally – and where you want to be – we’d love to speak with you. Apply now or call us on 0203 011 4848 to find out more. Parker Smith Inclusion is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children. All applicants will be subject to compliance and vetting procedures.