Overview
Are you looking for your next step as a SEND Support Officer in the education and training environment.
We are working on behalf of a SEN School in Luton who are committed to ensuring that every young person can access high-quality education and thrive, regardless of their starting point or needs. Our core values – Honesty, Aspiration, Respect, and Kindness – underpin all that we do, and we are seeking a dedicated SEND Support Officer to support the continued development of inclusive, outstanding provision.
Position
Title: SEND Support Officer
Location: Luton
Sector: Education and Training
Hours: 35 hours per week (Term time + INSET days)
Salary: L6 SCP 21–25 (FTE £32,115 – £35,235)
Role and Responsibilities
As a SEND Support Officer in this specialist Luton school you will support members of the to build their confidence and expertise in working with learners with SEND, you will play a key role in embedding inclusive practices across all areas of school life.
Although this is a non-teaching position in Luton, it requires strong knowledge of SEND processes, excellent organisational skills, and the ability to build positive, professional relationships.
* Supporting the identification, assessment, and ongoing monitoring of pupils with SEND.
* Coordinating interventions and tracking progress against EHCP outcomes.
* Managing SEND records, ensuring compliance and oversight of statutory processes such as reviews.
* Acting as a point of contact for staff and external agencies on all SEND-related matters.
* Line managing Teaching Assistants, supporting their development and ensuring high-quality classroom support.
* Planning and delivering staff training, offering practical support and coaching to help others perform effectively.
* Building strong partnerships with families and incorporating pupil and parent voice into provision planning.
Benefits and Support
The successful candidate will be supported in the education and training environment by a passionate, caring, and committed team who are dedicated to achieving the best outcomes for every student. There are also excellent opportunities for personal development through ongoing training and CPD, alongside guidance and mentoring from senior leaders.
This is an exciting opportunity in Luton to make a real impact in the lives of young people, particularly those who may not have thrived in more traditional settings.
Candidate Profile
We’re looking for someone who has experience in SEND-focused roles, is confident working with external professionals, and is skilled in delivering training to both individuals and groups. Above all, you’ll be driven by a passion for inclusion and improving outcomes for vulnerable learners.
Apply: Interviews taking place in the coming weeks
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