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Wood End Primary School is a 2 form entry academy with a rich and diverse mix of well-mannered and well behaved pupils.
We have a vacancy for a strong, dynamic and confident SENCO.
If you are an outstanding teacher who is able to lead by example, enthuse the children, participate in a range of extra-curricular activities, with plenty of energy and enthusiasm, you may be the special person we are seeking! The position is available from September 2024.
We provide an excellent working environment, Inner London allowance and Westfield Health benefits.
Full time and part time applications are welcome. Please contact the school to organise a visit.
Closing date: Application forms to be submitted to the school by Monday 14th October 2024 at 12pm midday.
Interviews will take place on Thursday 17th October 2024.
Wood End Primary School
Whitton Avenue West
Northolt
Middlesex
UB5 4LB
Telephone number (020) 8422 6175
Headteacher: Mr Warner Stainbank

Wood End Primary School is a co-educational primary academy in Northolt, Middlesex, for children aged 3-11. The school has carefully planned its curriculum so that the topics studied link in and out of different subjects, complementing each other wherever possible.
Headteacher
Warner Stainbank
Values and vision
Wood End Primary School aims to establish strong links with the community and teach children to become contributing members of society. The school wishes for pupils to develop the self-discipline and standards of behaviour needed to become active participants in the community.
Staff organise a variety of festivals and experience days to allow children to learn about their community and other cultures. Pupils are provided with the opportunity to visit local religious sites, to raise money for those in need, to sing to the elderly and to celebrate a range of national days.
Wood End Primary School also offers a variety of cultural and sporting activities.
Ofsted report
“Pupils behave very well and feel safe in school… They very much enjoy coming to school and so rates of attendance are consistently above the national average. Pupils’ spiritual, moral, social and cultural development is a strength and contributes well to their understanding of life in modern Britain. The curriculum is well developed and helps pupils gain a breadth of knowledge, understanding and skills. Pupils thoroughly enjoy participating in the wide range of formal plus extra-curricular and enrichment activities on offer.”