Teacher - NAY13423

This post is based within our Education Directorate. You will be responsible for the delivery of effective teaching services to children and young people attending St John's Primary School.

As part of our Early Years Inclusion Support team, you will support children within the Base with complex needs as they transition from Early Years to Primary 1. You will work collaboratively with colleagues and families to plan and deliver bespoke interventions based on the needs of the child and improve their outcomes. Experience of supporting children with additional needs and knowledge of strategies to support sensory, language and communication needs is desirable.

For more details see the attached Role Profile below.

Teaching in Denominational Schools

In accordance with Section 21 (2A) of the Education (Scotland) Act 1980 the successful candidate for this post will require to have the approval of the Roman Catholic Church. Applicants are advised that it is their responsibility to obtain such approval and this should be done at the earliest opportunity. The necessary documents can be downloaded from the Scottish Catholic Education Service website at: www.sces.org.uk, Our values of Focus, Passion and Inspiration are core in everything we do and how we do it, they are the foundation that our work is built on across the whole of the Council. However, for the purposes of the recruitment process for teaching posts we will explore the post advertised in conjunction with the appropriate Professional Standards.

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