Bright Futures is working in partnership with a specialist SEMH school in north Essex to recruit a passionate, resilient PE teacher for an immediate start. The role is initially temporary, with excellent rates of pay and a strong possibility of a permanent position for the right candidate.
It's a fantastic opportunity to make a real difference to young people who need additional social, emotional and mental health support. The school provides a structured, supportive environment where PE plays an important part in developing confidence, teamwork, resilience and positive wellbeing.
Key responsibilities
Deliver engaging, inclusive PE lessons to students with SEMH needs.
Adapt teaching strategies to a range of learning styles and behaviours.
Use sport and physical activity to build confidence, motivation and positive relationships.
Work closely with support staff and the wider school team to keep students engaged in learning.
Promote positive behaviour and wellbeing through structured physical activity.
The ideal candidate
Qualified Teacher Status (QTS) or a relevant teaching qualification.
Experience teaching PE at secondary level.
Experience with SEMH, SEND or challenging behaviour (highly desirable).
Strong classroom and behaviour management skills.
A patient, resilient and proactive approach to supporting young people.
What Bright Futures offers
Excellent rates of pay.
An immediate start.
Support from a dedicated education recruitment team.
The opportunity to secure a permanent role in a supportive SEMH setting.
Access to specialist education roles across Essex and east London.
Bright Futures Recruitment is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people. All roles are subject to an enhanced DBS check, references and our full compliance checks, in line with Keeping Children Safe in Education.
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