About this role
Are you an experienced leader, innovator and practitioner who has had a demonstrable impact on learning and sees the needs of the individual as a priority?
Are you passionate about improving life outcomes for young people with complex SEND?
We are looking to appoint a highly motivated and enthusiastic Deputy Head Teacher who:
has proven leadership and management skills at a senior level in an educational setting for students with profound and complex learning needs to maximize opportunities for all, can ensure the effective day to day organisation of the school and can deliver and develop a high-quality provision for all our students, continually improving standards for learning and teaching across the school.can work in partnership with the Headteacher, the wider team, Governing Body and other stakeholders to create a clear vision, direction and operational framework for the school.is forward thinking and creative in their approach to school leadership, committed to making a strong contribution to the development of the school and the development of staff.can build effective, positive relationships and work collaboratively with all stakeholders including parents/carers, therapy teams and other external agencies and specialist services to support the development of our students and ensure the best outcomes possible.This is a fantastic, challenging, but above all rewarding opportunity to support some of the most vulnerable young people in our community. Wren Spinney supports 97 students with a range of learning needs including severe, complex, profound & multiple learning difficulties, and the majority of whom will have additional needs such as sensory difficulties or autism. Wren Spinney is an Equals Exemplar school for its curriculum, and therefore you will have proven success of leading learning and teaching to improve outcomes for all and will understand the importance of developing your teams as well as fostering excellent relationships with stakeholders, having demonstrable evidence of inspiring your colleagues and leading effective collaborations.
If you have an unwavering commitment to safeguarding young people, high levels of personal resilience and thrive on challenge, then we want to hear from you.
Closes: Thursday 17th September 2026 @ midday
Interviews: will take place on Wednesday 23rd September 2026
Visits to the school are warmly encouraged. To arrange a visit or an informal discussion about the role, please contact the school office at 01536 481939
Creating Tomorrow is committed to safeguarding children, promoting the welfare of all students. All staff and volunteers are expected to share this commitment. An Enhanced Disclosure and Barring Service check will be required for the successful candidate