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A nursery in Battersea is seeking a experienced SEN Nursery Practitioner to join their dedicated team for a long term role. You will be supporting the staff to work with a child who has special needs. The hours are from 8:30-12:30pm Monday to Friday until mid july with the potential to also work over the summer holidays. Requirements: Have 6 months experience working in a Nursery Setting and with SEN Be able to demonstrate knowledge and understanding of child development and the EYFS. Hold or be willing to obtain an Enhanced DBS check What you'll get in return: £7.50-£9 per hour Weekly Pay Holiday pay Pension scheme FREE online safeguarding training You will be part of a friendly team- working with a team of professional, dedidcated staff.

The Special Education Needs Co-ordinator (SENCO) is responsible for the day to day operation of the setting’s Special Educational Needs or Inclusion Policy to ensure that children with Special Educational Needs are fully included into the early years setting.   The SENCO has responsibility for:  ensuring liaison with parents and other professionals in respect of children with special educational needs (SEN) advising and supporting other practitioners in the setting ensuring that Individual Education Plans are in place ensuring that relevant background information about individual children with special educational needs is collected, recorded and updated making applications to the Early Years Inclusion Panel (EYIP) about individual children with more complex special educational needs Main Duties:  To keep a profile of children with special educational needs. To observe and support children as appropriate on the special educational needs profile. To support and advise Key Workers, Learning Support Assistants etc. as appropriate, in how to include children’s needs in the setting. To liaise with settings and schools (reception) including assessment centres (Acorn), Children and Family Centres etc. To liaise with other professionals from outside services and external agencies e.g. Area SENCOs, Pre-school Education Team Teachers /Educational Psychologists, Occupational Therapists, Physiotherapists, Speech and Language Therapists, etc. To arrange, organise and review support for individual children. To keep Key Workers and Learning Support Assistants up to date with SEN. and inclusion issues and to encourage personal development through courses and INSET. To meet with parents regularly in order to maintain good relationships and to keep parents informed about their child’s progress. To take the lead in managing provision for children at early years action, early years action plus and for children with Statements. To respond to changes in legislation/practice from government and the Local Authority. To organise INSET relevant for staff in the early years setting. To review individual children’s IEPs termly as appropriate. To write detailed education reports about individual children for other professionals and parents (including Early Years Inclusion Panel applications, requests for statutory assessment etc.) To review statements via annual and interim review meetings. To meet at least termly with the Area SENCO. To develop and share knowledge of resources (equipment, books. materials and knowledge of possible strategies.