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EYFS Teacher
- Organisation: Caelum House School
- Location: South West London
- Salary info £32,500.00 - £42,000.00 per annum
- Tenure: Full-time / Part-time
- Closing Date: Thursday 23 October 2025
Class teacher needed for our mixed EYFS Nursery and Reception class at our specialist school in Knightsbridge, Central London
EYFS Teacher (Early Years Class)
Caelum House School (Blue Sky Autism Project)
London SW7
Contract type: Full-time (part-time/flexible considered)
Contract term: Permanent
Start date: Immediate
Salary: Competitive, commensurate with experience + pension
Suitable for: Early career teachers (ECTs) and experienced teachers
Phase: Primary (Early Years / EYFS)
Age range: 3-5
About Caelum House School
Caelum House School is a nurturing specialist provision created by Blue
Sky Autism Project. We offer bespoke, play-based early education and
communication support for children aged 3–11. Our classrooms are
joyful, child-led and grounded in evidence-informed practice,
integrating NDBI, SCERTS, PRT, DIR/Floortime and sensory integration strategies.
The role
We are seeking a compassionate, creative EYFS teacher to join our early
years class. You will plan and deliver engaging, play-based learning
tailored to each child’s needs, working closely with our
multidisciplinary team and partnering with parents through modelling and
coaching.
Key responsibilities
- Design and deliver high-quality EYFS provision with clear, sequenced learning and formative assessment.
- Differentiate for communication, sensory and social needs; embed visual supports and regulation strategies.
- Integrate therapy goals from NDBI, SCERTS, PRT into daily routines and continuous provision.
- Track progress against individual targets and contribute to reviews and reports.
- Create a safe, inclusive, communication-rich environment that celebrates progress.
- Work in partnership with parents and external professionals.
- Contribute to safeguarding, behaviour and whole-school development.
What we’re looking for
- QTS or equivalent with EYFS or early years classroom experience.
- Belief in child-led, play-based pedagogy and a strengths-first mindset.
- Experience supporting pupils with communication differences and sensory profiles; autism-supportive practice desirable.
- Reflective, organised and data-informed; strong communication and teamwork.
- Committed to safeguarding; PVG or Enhanced DBS (or eligible) and registration with the Update Service required.
Desirable
- Knowledge of NDBI, SCERTS, PRT, DIR/Floortime or similar early intervention approaches.
- Experience in specialist, ASN or SEND settings.
- Additional training in speech, language and communication needs.
What we offer
- Small classes with high adult to child ratios and individualised learning.
- Supportive, mission-led team with multidisciplinary expertise.
- High-quality CPD and coaching, including access to Play2Talk programmes.
- Opportunities to contribute to research, outreach and training.
- Family-friendly policies and consideration for flexible working.
How to apply
Please apply via email to [email protected] with your CV and a brief supporting statement
outlining your suitability for the role.
Shortlisting is on a rolling basis; early applications are encouraged.
Safeguarding
Caelum House School is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people.
Appointments are subject to satisfactory references Enhanced DBS checks.
Class teacher needed for our mixed EYFS Nursery and Reception class at our specialist school in Knightsbridge, Central London
Description
EYFS Teacher (Early Years Class)
Caelum House School (Blue Sky Autism Project)
London SW7
Contract type: Full-time (part-time/flexible considered)
Contract term: Permanent
Start date: Immediate
Salary: Competitive, commensurate with experience + pension
Suitable for: Early career teachers (ECTs) and experienced teachers
Phase: Primary (Early Years / EYFS)
Age range: 3-5
About Caelum House School
Caelum House School is a nurturing specialist provision created by Blue
Sky Autism Project. We offer bespoke, play-based early education and
communication support for children aged 3–11. Our classrooms are
joyful, child-led and grounded in evidence-informed practice,
integrating NDBI, SCERTS, PRT, DIR/Floortime and sensory integration strategies.
The role
We are seeking a compassionate, creative EYFS teacher to join our early
years class. You will plan and deliver engaging, play-based learning
tailored to each child’s needs, working closely with our
multidisciplinary team and partnering with parents through modelling and
coaching.
Key responsibilities
- Design and deliver high-quality EYFS provision with clear, sequenced learning and formative assessment.
- Differentiate for communication, sensory and social needs; embed visual supports and regulation strategies.
- Integrate therapy goals from NDBI, SCERTS, PRT into daily routines and continuous provision.
- Track progress against individual targets and contribute to reviews and reports.
- Create a safe, inclusive, communication-rich environment that celebrates progress.
- Work in partnership with parents and external professionals.
- Contribute to safeguarding, behaviour and whole-school development.
What we’re looking for
- QTS or equivalent with EYFS or early years classroom experience.
- Belief in child-led, play-based pedagogy and a strengths-first mindset.
- Experience supporting pupils with communication differences and sensory profiles; autism-supportive practice desirable.
- Reflective, organised and data-informed; strong communication and teamwork.
- Committed to safeguarding; PVG or Enhanced DBS (or eligible) and registration with the Update Service required.
Desirable
- Knowledge of NDBI, SCERTS, PRT, DIR/Floortime or similar early intervention approaches.
- Experience in specialist, ASN or SEND settings.
- Additional training in speech, language and communication needs.
What we offer
- Small classes with high adult to child ratios and individualised learning.
- Supportive, mission-led team with multidisciplinary expertise.
- High-quality CPD and coaching, including access to Play2Talk programmes.
- Opportunities to contribute to research, outreach and training.
- Family-friendly policies and consideration for flexible working.
How to apply
Please apply via email to [email protected] with your CV and a brief supporting statement
outlining your suitability for the role.
Shortlisting is on a rolling basis; early applications are encouraged.
Safeguarding
Caelum House School is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people.
Appointments are subject to satisfactory references Enhanced DBS checks.