Explore opportunities within a specialist SEND school supporting children and young people with complex needs.
Be part of a setting focused on individualised learning, inclusion, and life-changing education.
Briarwood School is based on 3 sites across East-Central Bristol and is made up of Briarwood Infants, Juniors, Secondary, Sixth Form and The Nexus (a specialist centre for pupils with Behaviours that challenge).
Briarwood is committed to providing high quality education, care and life experiences for children and young people aged 3-19 with Severe and Profound Learning Difficulties, Complex Needs, Autism and Sensory Impairments.
They prioritise individualised learning and work in a multi-professional team which includes, therapists, specialist staff and other support services.
Briarwood’s vision is to develop best practice in everything they do and be responsive and innovative within their community, Bristol, nationally and internationally.
They aim to engage fully in collaboration, training, development and support everyone to be the best they can be.
Briarwood’s values are that every pupil should enjoy what they are doing, engage with their learning and learn to the best of their ability.
Their aim is to be a happy, welcoming, nurturing environment, where all pupils feel safe, secure and are ready to learn.
They value enrichment and inclusion, which ensures pupils engage in school life through a carefully designed learning experience.
They provide a bespoke approach to learning, to support children with often complex and widely differing needs.
Briarwood offer many different types of training and support.
Training areas include:
Supporting staff to develop the skills needed to work effectively in specialist settings.
Briarwood is a specialist SEND school in Bristol supporting pupils aged 3–19 with complex needs.
Pupils may have severe learning difficulties, autism, sensory impairments, and complex needs.
It offers highly individualised learning and works with a multi-professional team to support each pupil.
Yes. A wide range of SEND-focused training is available to support staff development.
Roles include SEND teaching, teaching assistant roles, and specialist support positions.