About this role

Primary Supply Teaching Assistant

Salary

£90.00 - £105.00 per day (Weekly Pay)

Contract Type

Full-time / Flexible Working

Are you an empathetic, dynamic educator passionate about making a real difference in young learner's lives? We are looking for a dedicated

Primary SEN Teaching Assistant to support students with additional learning needs.

In this role, you will be the key link in transforming a child's school experience-turning learning barriers into everyday victories in a nurturing, inclusive environment.

The Role & Impact

As a Primary SEN Teaching Assistant, you will work closely with classroom teachers and specialists to deliver meaningful educational outcomes. You won't just supervise tasks; you will build confidence, foster independence, and create a safe space for students to thrive.

Key Responsibilities

Deliver Tailored 1

Support

Provide personalised educational and emotional guidance for individual students with Special Educational Needs (SEN).

Lead Small Group Interventions

Guide targeted small groups in core subjects, ensuring every child receives the helping hand they need to progress.

Foster Inclusion

Create a positive, welcoming, and inclusive classroom environment where all children feel valued and supported.

Adapt Learning Materials

Adjust daily activities and learning resources to match specific learning styles and individual EHCP (Education, Health and Care Plan) goals.

Monitor & Track Progress

Observe student engagement and progress, providing insightful feedback to class teachers and SEN Coordinators (SENCO).

Manage Classroom Behaviour

Implement proactive behaviour management strategies tailored to individual SEN requirements to encourage positive learning.

Promote Independence

Help students develop crucial social, communication, and life skills to build confidence inside and outside the classroom.

Role Requirements

Must-Haves (Essential)

Proven experience working with children in a primary school, nursery, or educational setting.

Clear understanding of supporting children with additional learning needs (e.g., Autism, ADHD, MLD, or SLCN).

Strong communication and interpersonal skills with an approachable, empathetic nature.

Excellent adaptability, patience, and proactive problem-solving abilities.

An enhanced DBS check on the Update Service (or willingness to apply for one).

Nice-to-Haves (Desirable)

Relevant qualifications in Education, Early Years, or Specialist Support (e.g., Level 2/3 Teaching Assistant qualification).

Specific SEN training (e.g., Makaton, PECS, Team-Teach, or Trauma-Informed practice).

Prior experience delivering targeted 1

1 or small-group interventions.

What Makes Us Unique & Candidate Benefits

We value the work our support staff do every single day. Joining us means joining a supportive network designed to make your working life easier and more rewarding:

Competitive Daily Rates

Earn £90.00 to £105.00 per day, with prompt

weekly pay.

Dedicated Consultant

Benefit from one-to-one support from an experienced education consultant who understands your career goals.

Flexible Working

Work around your availability with options that support a positive work-life balance.

Online Booking App

Easily manage your schedule, log hours, and accept placements directly through our streamlined mobile app.

Refer-a-Friend Scheme

Earn rewards by connecting us with other talented educators and support staff.

Teaching assistant

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