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An excellent opportunity has arisen for an experienced Maths teacher to take up a permanent role in a specialist SEMH provision in Wiltshire. The school strives to deliver a holistic education experience for the students on roll, giving individuals the opportunity to make the most of their life chances.

About The Role:

* Teacher of KS3 - KS4 Maths

* Full-time, permanent, starting in April'24 (or earlier)

* Small class sizes

* Type of work - class teaching, marking, assessment

* Flexible and holistic curriculum delivery to best meet needs of individual pupils

* Suitable for an experienced teacher with some working knowledge of SEMH

* Paid to scale from day one (in line with experience)

* Friendly and professional Apple A Day support from our highly experienced team of School Leaders and Recruiters, including free confidential, counselling and mental health support

The Ideal Candidate Will:

* Hold Qualified Teacher Status or ENIC (was NARRIC) and right to work (overseas teachers only)

* Possess a valid DBS on the update service (or we can process one for you)

* Be a reflective, empathetic and engaging classroom practitioner with the desire to make a real difference to pupils lives

* Be able to easily build a rapport across the wider school community

Apple A Day is committed to Safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people. Therefore, any successful applicant will be subject to an enhanced DBS check and referencing, and all applicants will be fully vetted in line with Safer Recruitment, KCSIE and APSCo guidance.

Please note due to volume of applicants, only successful applicants will be contacted. An Apple A Day Supply is an equal opportunities employer. We seek to ensure equality of opportunity in employment and the fair treatment of all employees. We seek to ensure that no employee or prospective employee will receive less favourable treatment on grounds that cannot be justified. An Apple A Day Supply work in accordance with APSCo Education Sector group code of conduct