Primary SEND Teacher (Autism Resource Provision KS1/EYFS)
Location: SuttonJob Type: Full-time Temporary to PermanentStart Date: September 2026Pay: Outer London MPS £194.21 £267.79 per day (PAYE)
A welcoming and inclusive primary school in Sutton is seeking a dedicated and compassionate Primary SEND Teacher to join their Autism Resource Provision (ARP) supporting KS1/EYFS pupils.
This is a fantastic opportunity for a teacher with a passion for Autism and SEND to work within a well-established specialist provision where relationships, communication, and emotional wellbeing are at the centre of practice.
About the Role
You will lead a small specialist class within the school’s Autism Resource Provision, supporting pupils with EHCPs whose primary need is Autism (Communication & Interaction).
The pupils are predominantly pre‑verbal and present with high and complex sensory needs. A total communication approach is embedded across the provision to support communication, engagement and learning outcomes.
This is a full‑time role requiring a teacher who can confidently lead and manage a class team while delivering highly personalised learning tailored to individual pupil needs. The school champions SEND and requires staff who want to make an impact on the day‑to‑day and in the long term.
Responsibilities
- Planning and delivering bespoke, differentiated lessons
- Leading and directing Teaching Assistants effectively
- Supporting pupils with a diagnosis of Autism and complex sensory needs
- Creating calm, predictable and structured learning environments
- Supporting emotional regulation and communication development
- Working collaboratively with SEND leadership, therapists and families
We welcome applications from
- Experienced SEND or mainstream teachers who want to move into specialist settings
- Primary Teachers with strong Autism/SEND experience
- Teachers looking to specialise further within an Autism provision
Required Skills & Experience
- Hold Qualified Teacher Status (QTS)
- Have a strong understanding of Autism and communication needs
- Be confident in supporting pupils with sensory regulation needs
- Be nurturing, patient and reflective in your practice
- Have experience managing and directing a class team
- Be committed to inclusive and child‑centred learning
What the School Offers
- Supportive and experienced SEND leadership team
- Working alongside other like‑minded SEND professionals who become not just colleagues but friends, in a welcoming and strong unit
- Small class sizes with excellent TA support
- A nurturing and inclusive school environment
- Opportunities for long‑term progression
- A well‑established ARP with strong systems in place
This is an excellent opportunity for a dedicated SEND Teacher looking to make a genuine impact within a specialist Autism provision.
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