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Senior School SENDCo

St Margaret's School

Hertfordshire

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Job type:
Full Time, Permanent
Start date:
April or September 2025
Apply by:
4 December 2024

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Senior School SENDCo

Required: April or September 2025

The Senior School SENDCo is responsible for leading the SEND department and ensuring high-quality provision for all pupils with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND).

The role will work closely with the DSL, Deputy Head Academic, Heads of Departments and Heads of Year to ensure that SEND pupils reach their full potential.

The role will work with the Head of Co-Curricular and Heads of Departments to encourage SEND children’s participation in cocurricular activities, as well as areas in the curriculum, such as sports, drama, music and art, to build a child’s holistic development. By leveraging the School’s broad offer, the SENDCo ensures that pupils have opportunities to excel in their areas of strength whilst developing in areas they find challenging.

The post holder will lead a team of dedicated SEND staff and support teachers, ensuring the smooth transition of pupils from Junior to Senior School and into the School as new pupils.

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+44 208 416 4400

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St Margaret’s School in Bushey, Hertfordshire, an independent day and boarding school for pupils aged 2 to 18. Founded in 1749, we are one of the oldest independent schools in the UK. As well as day places for all ages, we offer a range of flexible boarding options for both UK and international pupils from the age of 11.

We are a school with a proven record of academic success in public examinations and our pupils move onto competitive courses at leading universities and institutions both here in the UK and around the world. Our outward looking ethos aims to encourage a genuine enthusiasm for learning and an ability to independently explore subjects beyond the classroom. Our curriculum addresses a rapidly changing world filled with complex challenges as well as exciting new possibilities.

The pastoral care at St Margaret’s is the central pillar upon which the success of the school is based and we are proud of the quality of care and opportunity given to every one of our pupils no matter what stage of their education. We offer a rich programme of extra-curricular activities and pupils are encouraged to find their talent whatever that may be.

There is no typical St Margaret’s pupil; all are valued individually by our qualified and committed staff. However, they are all dedicated young people who strive to succeed in all that they do and are passionate about topics facing them today. The quality of care at St Margaret’s School enables pupils to grow in an atmosphere of tolerance and understanding and leave equipped with the confidence, aptitude and skills they need for life and for work.

Our beautiful 60 acre site boasts a combination of superbly resourced historic and modern buildings and we are easily accessible from both London, the Home Counties and all the major London airports. If you have not yet visited us, please do and we will show you the love of learning, culture of achievement and relish of challenge that is the essence of St Margaret’s.

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