As a Teaching Assistant (SEN), you will work alongside the class teacher to support pupils who need extra help with their learning, communication and development. You may provide one-to-one assistance or work with small groups, adapting activities to suit individual needs and helping pupils take an active part in lessons. Your patience, encouragement and consistency will help create a positive experience for children who benefit from additional support.

As an Early Years Practitioner, you will help create a safe, stimulating environment where young children can learn through play, build confidence and develop essential skills. You will support daily routines, plan and deliver activities suited to different stages of development, and work closely with other staff to ensure each child receives the attention and encouragement they need.

As a Behaviour Support Assistant, you will work closely with pupils who need additional help managing their behaviour, emotions and everyday challenges. You will provide individual and small-group support, helping pupils communicate their needs, follow routines and engage with learning at their own pace. Working alongside teachers and other support staff, you will play an important part in creating a consistent and reassuring environment where every pupil can make progress.

In this role, you will support students who may struggle with behaviour, emotional regulation or engagement in lessons. Working alongside subject teachers and the pastoral team, you will help students stay focused, navigate daily routines and make positive choices. You may also provide individual support outside the classroom, helping students return to learning and participate more confidently in school life.

As a Behaviour Support Assistant, you will work closely with students who need additional guidance to manage their behaviour, emotions and engagement in lessons. You will support teachers and pastoral teams across different subject areas, helping students navigate classroom routines, lesson transitions and the demands of secondary education. This is a rewarding opportunity to build meaningful relationships and make a practical difference to young people's school experience.

We have a variety of school support opportunities available, covering roles such as School Administrator, General School Support, Lunchtime Supervisor, Breakfast Club Assistant and Wraparound Care Assistant.

As a Cover Supervisor, you will play an important part in keeping lessons running smoothly when teaching staff are absent. You will supervise classes across different subjects, explain pre-prepared tasks and ensure students remain engaged with their learning. No two days will necessarily be the same, giving you the chance to work with different year groups, develop your classroom management skills and gain valuable experience in education.

As a Cover Supervisor, you will step in when teachers are unavailable, taking charge of the classroom and making sure students complete the lessons and activities provided. You will work with a variety of classes and subjects, so being adaptable and confident in managing different groups of students will be important. The role offers a valuable opportunity to build your experience in education while making a practical contribution to students' everyday learning.