SEND Teaching Assistant

Details of Post/Salary

SEND Teaching Assistants Level 1/Grade 3 Special &

Additional Needs Salary Range

Grade 3 Pt 4 £26,427 to Pt 6 - £26,847 Pro Rata Term Time Only 39 Weeks

Required for

As soon as possible

Closing Date

Wednesday 23rd September – 4pm

Shortlisting

Thursday 24th September

Interviews

Monday 28th &

Tuesday 29th September Application forms

Telephone or email

Forms can also be downloaded from the school website Webster Primary School serves a rich and diverse community. It is a warm and welcoming school that is committed to the welfare and development of the pupils. All stakeholders have high expectations of academic achievement and behaviour.An opportunity has arisen within our successful and highly skilled team. We are looking for 2 consistently humble, resilient and enthusiastic SEND Teaching Assistants to join our SEND team and work in our Resource Provision for 7 children with Autistic Spectrum Disorder/Specific Language Impairment and across the whole School supporting children with SEND.If this is you, we’d like to hear from you.Experience of SEND across all Key Stage’s is desirable.If you can answer “Yes” to the statements below we’d like to hear from you.• Energetic• Committed practitioner – with a strong team ethos• Excellent Behaviour Management skills• Passionate about education in an urban setting.• High expectations and a moral commitment to learning, achievement and the creation of a rich learning environment. • Minimum of NVQ Level 2 for Teaching Assistants or equivalent qualification and/or experience• Possess an unswerving belief in reflection, collaboration, teamwork and feedback.• Demonstrate outstanding communication skills and unlimited good humour.We can offer• Diverse, welcoming, friendly, and enthusiastic pupils.• A vibrant, forward-thinking school• A warm and welcoming atmosphere, respectful pupils, and exemplary behaviour. (Ofsted)• A single academy which is the only primary school in Manchester to hold the Arts Council of England Artsmark Platinum award (awarded twice), UNICEF RRSA Silver Award and the International Schools Award.• A long-established commitment to the arts and an outward facing, rich curriculum, developed over many years, which fosters pupils’ creativity and love of learning. (Ofsted)• Unique and embedded creative partnerships with organisations such as the Manchester Camerata orchestra, Z-Arts and the National Holocaust Centre and Museum.• A highly collaborative staff team with a genuine commitment to peer support, CPD and career development.• Buildings and a site which have undergone complete refurbishment to provide a modern, high-quality teaching and learning environment. This includes a new classroom block, library, Music Room and offices.• Large, mature grounds with an all-weather pitch, eco-garden, forest school area and adventure play trails.• Engaged, involved and ambitious parents and a supportive and diverse Governing Board.