The role includes managing the yard and horses in a small independent special school. Ordering, collecting feed. Arranging and facilitating vet, farrier, dental and chiro visits. Teaching SEMH pupils horse care, riding and leading hacks. Mucking out and handling a variety of different horses on a daily basis. You will also need to be able to work with neurodiverse young people supporting them throughout the day. Experience in a SEN setting ideal and a minimum of a level 3 equine qualification required. You will be subject to enhanced DBS check and need to complete regular paperwork and training. Monday-Friday 8.30-4 31 days annual leave inc BH Own transport is essential due to rural location near Canterbury

driving license and able to transport pupils to feed shop etc