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BSL Communication Assistant – North-West London Primary School £450–£575 per week (PAYE) | Full-time | ASAP Start Do you have a BSL Level 2 qualification or are you currently working towards it? Are you passionate about supporting deaf children with their learning and communication needs? We are looking for a dedicated BSL Communication Assistant to join a welcoming mainstream primary school in North-West London with a specialist provision for pupils with hearing impairments. This is a fantastic opportunity for someone with strong BSL skills who is eager to make a real difference in children’s education. About the School • Inclusive primary school for children aged 4–11 • Dedicated Hearing Impairment Provision with specialist staff • Some pupils may also have additional needs such as Autism, SEMH, or Visual Impairments • Multi-modal approach to communication: BSL, SSE, spoken and written English • Strong commitment to inclusion, deaf awareness, and community values Role Responsibilities • Support pupils with hearing impairments in both the provision and mainstream classes • Use BSL to aid communication and learning • Work closely with teachers and therapists as part of a supportive team • Take part in school-wide deaf awareness events and training opportunities • Provide a nurturing and inclusive learning environment Requirements • BSL Level 2 minimum (or currently training towards it) • Confident using BSL in a classroom setting • Passionate about inclusion and supporting children with diverse needs • Previous experience in a deaf provision or mainstream school is desirable, though we welcome applications from those with BSL Level 2 looking to start their career in education Benefits • Competitive weekly pay (£450–£575 PAYE) • Excellent professional development and CPD opportunities • Supportive, inclusive school community • Valuable experience for aspiring Teachers of the Deaf, SEN Teachers, and Speech & Language Therapists How to Apply If you are interested in this position in North-West London, please click ‘apply now’ or email Daniel at Parker Smith Inclusion: daniel@psinclusion.co.uk

BSL Support Assistant – North-West London Primary School £90–£115 per day (PAYE) | Full-time | ASAP Start Do you have a BSL Level 2 qualification or are you currently working towards it? Are you passionate about supporting deaf children with their learning and communication needs? We are looking for a dedicated BSL Specialist Teaching Assistant to join a welcoming mainstream primary school in North-West London with a specialist provision for pupils with hearing impairments. This is a fantastic opportunity for someone with strong BSL skills who is eager to make a real difference in children’s education. About the School • Inclusive primary school for children aged 4–11 • Dedicated Hearing Impairment Provision with specialist staff • Some pupils may also have additional needs such as Autism, SEMH, or Visual Impairments • Multi-modal approach to communication: BSL, SSE, spoken and written English • Strong commitment to inclusion, deaf awareness, and community values Role Responsibilities • Support pupils with hearing impairments in both the provision and mainstream classes • Use BSL to aid communication and learning • Work closely with teachers and therapists as part of a supportive team • Take part in school-wide deaf awareness events and training opportunities • Provide a nurturing and inclusive learning environment Requirements • BSL Level 2 minimum (or currently training towards it) • Confident using BSL in a classroom setting • Passionate about inclusion and supporting children with diverse needs • Previous experience in a deaf provision or mainstream school is desirable, though we welcome applications from those with BSL Level 2 looking to start their career in education Benefits • Competitive daily rate (£90–£115 PAYE) • Excellent professional development and CPD opportunities • Supportive, inclusive school community • Valuable experience for aspiring Teachers of the Deaf, SEN Teachers, and Speech & Language Therapists How to Apply If you are interested in this position in North-West London, please click ‘apply now’ or email Daniel at Parker Smith Inclusion: daniel@psinclusion.co.uk

SEN Learning Development Assistant Location: North-West London Salary: £90–£105 per day (PAYE) Contract: Full-Time, Term-Time Only Start Date: ASAP Are you passionate about supporting young people with Autism and helping them thrive? We’re looking for dedicated SEN Learning Support Assistants to join SEND settings in North West London, supporting students with Autism Spectrum Condition (ASC). This is a unique opportunity to make a real, lasting impact. You’ll be helping students of mainstream academic ability access the curriculum with specialist, structured support, while fostering their independence, confidence, and well being. What you’ll be doing: Providing 1:1 and small group support to students with ASC. Supporting social communication, study skills, life skills, self-regulation, and anxiety management. Assisting with personalised intervention programmes. Maintaining a calm, structured, and Autism-friendly learning environment. Collaborating closely with SENCOs, therapists, and teaching staff to deliver consistent and effective support. Who we’re looking for: Previous experience supporting students with Autism / ASC. Strong understanding of neurodiversity and inclusive education. Calm, patient, empathetic, and adaptable. Committed to promoting independence, confidence, and well being in students. What we offer: Competitive PAYE pay (£90–£105 per day). Ongoing CPD and professional development opportunities. A supportive, inclusive, and collaborative team environment. The chance to make a tangible difference in the lives of neurodiverse learners every day. If you’re ready to join a specialised and supportive provision and help students with Autism reach their full potential, apply now with your CV to Daniel at PS Inclusion.

SEN Teacher – January 2026 – North West London Location: North West London Contract Type: Full-time / Permanent Salary: Paid to scale (MPS/UPS + SEN Allowance) Are you a passionate SEN Teacher looking for your next rewarding teaching opportunity in North West London? We’re working with welcoming and inclusive Special Educational Needs schools that are seeking skilled and enthusiastic Special Needs Teachers to join their supportive teams. This role is ideal for an experienced SEN Teacher, SEND Teacher, or Primary/Secondary Teacher with a strong background in supporting pupils with additional learning needs, including Autism (ASC), ADHD, SEMH, speech and language difficulties, and global developmental delay. Key Responsibilities Plan and deliver engaging, differentiated lessons that meet the individual needs of pupils with SEN. Support students with a range of additional needs including Autism, ADHD, SEMH, dyslexia, and speech & language difficulties. Create a positive and inclusive classroom environment that promotes confidence, communication, and independence. Work collaboratively with Teaching Assistants, SENCOs, therapists, and parents to provide effective support and track pupil progress. Use a variety of teaching approaches and resources to inspire every child to achieve their best. Requirements Qualified Teacher Status (QTS) or (QTLS) Previous experience working as a SEN Teacher, SEND Teacher, or Special Needs Teacher (Primary or Secondary). Strong knowledge of SEN strategies, individual education plans (IEPs), and behaviour management techniques. Excellent communication skills, patience, empathy, and a passion for supporting pupils with additional learning needs. What the Schools Offer A caring, inclusive school community based in North West London. Excellent CPD and SEN training opportunities to develop your skills and career. Supportive leadership and a friendly, collaborative staff team. Competitive salary and comprehensive employee benefits package. If you’re a committed and inspiring SEN Teacher ready to make a real difference in children’s lives, apply today to join this outstanding North West London school and help every learner reach their potential.