Job Description

Live the vision and values of Liberty Academy trust every day.
Provide the highest standard of support and expectations, assisting children in achieving their maximum potential through the implementation of the SPELL framework and Quality of Life Frameworks. (Training will be provided as part of induction)
Assist in the development of the curriculum/ curriculum maps.
In accordance with curriculum maps, plan, deliver and review lessons which are appropriate to the age and attainment of the pupils and are relevant, motivational and adapted to enable autistic pupils to thrive academically, personally and socially.
Always maintain a high professional standard of lesson preparation and delivery. Seek to integrate, as appropriate, multi-disciplinary or specialist advice into the teaching and learning process.
To assume responsibility for classroom management including the environment, staff and children. Ensuring pupils participate fully in school life.
Develop a provision of the highest possible quality of education and maintain a supportive atmosphere, ensuring the safety, protection and wellbeing of each child.
Ensure effective use of formative and summative assessment to drive planning and interventions.
Report on and discuss children's attainment, achievement and progress with parents and any other bodies that have statutory functions.
Provide feedback to pupils that moves learning forward.
As part of the Quality of life Framework, carry out keyworker duties, advocating for the child and family and maintaining weekly contact and liaising with relevant member of the therapy team and other colleagues across the school.
Participate in consultation and parents' information evenings.
Support all pupils throughout the day by fulfilling pastoral responsibilities and ensure regular professional contact is maintained with parents. Take account of the expectations of parents/carers and work with them to secure appropriate education for their child.
To develop, implement, and review curriculum maps that support delivery of a diverse curriculum, maintaining an up to date knowledge of subject, pedagogical approaches and national developments.
Work towards and support the school vision and the current school objectives outlined in the School Development Plan.

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