SEN TEACHER REQUIRED – ASD SCHOOL – ADDINGTON (CROYDON)
- Posted 25 April 2026
- LocationCroydon
- Job type Contract
Job description
SEN TEACHER REQUIRED – ASD SCHOOL – ADDINGTON (CROYDON)
PERMANENT / LONG-TERM ROLE | IMMEDIATE OR SEPTEMBER START
Are you an experienced SEN Teacher or a mainstream teacher looking to transition into SEN?
Uniform Education is working with a specialist ASD school in Addington to recruit a dedicated SEN Teacher.
This is a fantastic opportunity to join a well-supported setting focused on autism provision, structured learning, and positive behaviour support.
THE ROLE
Teaching a small class of pupils with Autism (ASD)
Delivering tailored lessons based on EHCPs and individual learning needs
Working closely with SEN Teaching Assistants and therapists
Creating a structured, supportive, and engaging classroom environment
Focus on communication, social development, and life skills
PAY & BENEFITS
£180 – £230 per day (depending on experience)
or permanent salary (MPS/UPS) if applicable
Weekly pay (for supply) – always on time
Opportunity to move into a permanent SEN teaching role
Ongoing support from a specialist SEN recruitment team
WHY THIS SCHOOL?
Specialist ASD provision with strong staff support
Located in Addington, easily accessible from Croydon and surrounding South London areas
Focus on low-arousal environments and structured learning approaches
Excellent staffing ratios and collaborative team culture
IDEAL CANDIDATE
Holds QTS (or equivalent)
Experience with SEN and/or ASD (school or transferable background)
Strong behaviour management and patience
Passionate about supporting pupils with additional needs
Open to working in a specialist setting
Teachers from mainstream backgrounds with a genuine interest in SEN are strongly encouraged to apply.
APPLY TODAY
If you're searching for:
SEN Teacher jobs Croydon
ASD Teacher roles South London
Special school teaching jobs London
Get in touch today.
📞 0203 794 8988
🌐 www.uniformeducation.co.uk
Join Uniform Education and secure a rewarding SEN teaching role in Addington.