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- Support the completion of EHCPs and other SEND processes, ensuring the voices of children and their families are central to every decision.
- Attend multi-agency meetings to provide your expertise on how best to support each child in achieving positive outcomes.
- Participate in the SEND Tribunal process and support families with appeal mechanisms when required.
- Maintain accurate and detailed records of your work with children and families, reviewing their progress regularly.
- Collaborate within a multi-agency team, working closely with other professionals to ensure coordinated service delivery.
- Organise and prioritise tasks effectively, working within tight budgets and ensuring deadlines are met.
- A relevant professional qualification, with GCSE English and Maths (grade C or above) as a minimum, alongside post-qualification training and experience.
- Strong experience in the SEN field and a clear understanding of statutory SEND processes.
- Familiarity with Local Authority procedures or experience in a complex organisational setting.
- Excellent communication skills, both oral and written, with the ability to create clear reports on children’s progress and needs.
- Proficiency in administration, data compilation, and using data to enhance service performance.
- A collaborative team player who embraces the ‘one team’ approach and shares knowledge across SEND disciplines.
- A valid UK driving licence for travel as required.
- Join a team dedicated to making a difference in children’s lives by enhancing SEND support and inclusion.
- Opportunities to collaborate with other SEND professionals, benefiting from regular training and peer support.
- Be part of a supportive environment where ethics, trust, and care guide our approach to service delivery.
