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ICT Teacher – SEMH Specialist School | Slough | September Start

Location: Slough, Berkshire
Position: ICT Teacher (KS3/KS4)
Contract: Full-Time, Permanent
Start Date: September 2025 (or earlier by mutual agreement)
Salary: MPS/UPS + SEN Allowance (dependent on experience)

Are you passionate about tech and transforming lives through education?
Do you have the patience, resilience and creativity to teach students with Social, Emotional and Mental Health (SEMH) needs?

We’re working with an outstanding SEMH secondary school in Slough that is seeking a dynamic and empathetic ICT Teacher to join their team. This is a unique opportunity to make a real difference, teaching small groups of students who thrive on structure, support, and real-world learning.

About the School:

A caring and structured environment supporting students aged 11–16 with SEMH challenges
Highly supportive staff team and a strong pastoral culture
Emphasis on digital literacy, employability skills, and practical applications of ICT
Dedicated to trauma-informed and relationship-based practice
Specialist staff on site including therapists and behaviour mentors
The Role:

Teach ICT and Computer Science across KS3 and KS4, including BTEC or functional skills pathways
Plan creative, engaging lessons that spark curiosity and build confidence in learners with a range of educational backgrounds
Support pupils in developing both technical ICT skills and safe, responsible online behaviour
Use a personalised approach to learning, differentiating for pupils with EHCPs and complex needs
Collaborate with SENCOs, TAs, and external agencies to ensure holistic student progress
Ideal Candidate:

Holds QTS/QTLS or equivalent and has taught ICT at secondary level
Experience with, or a deep understanding of, SEMH, trauma, or behaviour support
Comfortable managing small classes with high support needs
Strong classroom management, patience, and the ability to de-escalate challenging behaviours
Passionate about digital education and its power to engage young people
What You’ll Receive:

A warm and supportive school community
Exceptional CPD including SEMH-focused training
Opportunities for progression and subject leadership
Small classes, excellent support staff, and a reduced workload approach
Competitive salary with SEN allowance + strong wellbeing focus

Ready to inspire students and help them re-engage with education through ICT?
Apply now or get in touch with Ali at Principal Education

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