Primary Inclusion Teacher

at  The Aquila School

JOB DESCRIPTION FOR PRIMARY INCLUSION TEACHER

Purpose of Role

• To help children make as much progress with their learning as possible
• To encourage children to be independent
• To support learning in the classroom under the direction of the teacher
• To deliver interventions for individuals and small groups with special educational needs or gaps in their learning

EXPERIENCE

Experience as a SEN teacher

SKILLS AND KNOWLEDGE

• To be able to teach in an enjoyable, creative, and inclusive way, promoting independence, so that every child makes as much progress as possible

You consistently demonstrate and role-model the ISP Leadership Competencies in all that you do.

• Learning & Getting Better. Continually demonstrates personal commitment and passion for learning and getting better using evidence and feedback; supporting others in their continual learning, development and growth.
• Outcome driven. Can be counted on to find solutions. Is consistently looking to exceed goals and is focused on KPIs.
• Resilience. Can deal with setbacks and challenges calmly and effectively.
• Community Focus. Is committed to meeting and exceeding the needs and expectations of our students and their families.
• Integrity & Ethical Management. Has the ability to work ethically and with integrity; helps others feel valued; upholds and models the ISP Vision, Purpose and Principles.
• Agile. Responds and adapts to changing circumstances; manages and solves problems by providing solutions in a climate of ambiguity.
• Planning & Decision Making. Makes decisions on the best course of action and then plans, organises, prioritises and balances resources to achieve the desired outcome.
• Diversity & Equity. Has the sensitivity, awareness and skill to understand the values, behaviours, attitudes and practices across cultures that supports all children and adults to learn and work effectively.

Purpose of Role

• To help children make as much progress with their learning as possible
• To encourage children to be independent
• To support learning in the classroom under the direction of the teacher
• To deliver interventions for individuals and small groups with special educational needs or gaps in their learnin

Primary Inclusion Teacher Key Responsibilities

• To be able to develop positive working relationships with all members of the school community
• To be able to use initiative, be flexible, fun, proactive and positive
• To ensure children are safe and well cared for at all times
• To plan and deliver creative and engaging lessons, ensuring that children are actively learning throughout each lesson and that every child makes as much progress as possible
• To ensure effective communication and direct the work of others, as appropriate
• To lead CAS activities, participating and leading staff training and contributing to the establishment and development of the school community
• To comply with our agreed policies and Aquila Ways
• To actively engage with our school community e.g. through newsletters, informal dialogue, reporting, supporting school functions and contributing to community and marketing activities to make The Aquila School the school of choice for the community
• To actively participate in the performance management process of self and others
• To be involved in improving learning across the school as a subject leade

Additional duties for the inclusion teacher include:

• To be a role model, coach and professional mentor to show excellent inclusive practises to meet the needs of all learners
• To work with children- groups or individuals- to implement interventions to accelerate achievement (at least 80%)
• To keep up to date with best practise relating to inclusive education
• To provide supply cover as and when needed (we hope this would be rarely

You consistently demonstrate and role-model the ISP Leadership Competencies in all that you do.

• Learning & Getting Better. Continually demonstrates personal commitment and passion for learning and getting better using evidence and feedback; supporting others in their continual learning, development and growth.
• Outcome driven. Can be counted on to find solutions. Is consistently looking to exceed goals and is focused on KPIs.
• Resilience. Can deal with setbacks and challenges calmly and effectively.
• Community Focus. Is committed to meeting and exceeding the needs and expectations of our students and their families.
• Integrity & Ethical Management. Has the ability to work ethically and with integrity; helps others feel valued; upholds and models the ISP Vision, Purpose and Principles.
• Agile. Responds and adapts to changing circumstances; manages and solves problems by providing solutions in a climate of ambiguity.
• Planning & Decision Making. Makes decisions on the best course of action and then plans, organises, prioritises and balances resources to achieve the desired outcome.
• Diversity & Equity. Has the sensitivity, awareness and skill to understand the values, behaviours, attitudes and practices across cultures that supports all children and adults to learn and work effectively