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We currently have two Teaching Assistant Level 1 vacancies. Please see below for more information.
Post: Full time and part time Teaching Assistants Level 1
Pay Range: A1/B1 - £18,333 to £20,043 pro rata term time only
Contract type: Fixed term for one year in the first instance
Hours: 22.5 - 35 hours per week to include a lunchtime duty
We have two posts available:
Teaching Assistant - 35 hours per week to include a lunchtime duty
Westbrook Lane is a friendly, popular and successful school. We are looking to appoint an excellent, committed and enthusiastic teaching assistant to work alongside a class teacher. The role will involve working with children, including, but not limited to, those with SEND. The role will involve work across the primary phase, particularly key stage 2. Experience of working with children in key stage 2, and those with SEND, would be desirable; as would any specialist training such as STARs.
The successful candidate will:
• be able to motivate and engage learners
• be able to support children’s access to learning through support in class, interventions and small group work where appropriate
• demonstrate a calm, positive, proactive approach to behaviour management
• have good organisational and communication skills
• work effectively in a team and build positive relationships with children and parents
• have experience of supporting children’s individual education plans
Teaching Assistant - 22.5 hours per week to include a lunchtime duty
Westbrook Lane is a friendly, popular and successful school. We are looking to appoint an excellent, committed and enthusiastic teaching assistant to work alongside a class teacher. The role will involve working with children in the primary phase. Experience of working with children with SEND would be useful but not essential.
Preferred hours are 8.30am – 1.00pm, although there may be some flexibility.
The successful candidate will:
• be able to motivate and engage learners
• be able to support children’s access to learning through support in class, interventions and small group work where appropriate
• demonstrate a calm, positive, proactive approach to behaviour management
• have good organisational and communication skills
• work effectively in a team and build positive relationships with children and parents
We will offer:
- a successful school with a positive and inclusive ethos
- the opportunity to work with enthusiastic and friendly children
- a senior leadership team who value staff wellbeing and will support you in your role
- a warm and welcoming school community
- a commitment to your professional development
