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As a Teaching Assistant (SEN), you'll work closely with the class teacher and wider support team to help pupils with special educational needs access learning and take part in everyday classroom activities. You may provide one-to-one assistance or work with small groups, adapting your approach to suit individual learning styles and support needs. From helping pupils understand tasks to encouraging communication and independence, your contribution will be important to their day-to-day experience

As an Early Years Practitioner, you'll help create a safe, stimulating environment where young children can learn through play, build confidence and develop essential skills. You'll support daily activities, encourage communication and social interaction, and help children explore new experiences at a pace that suits their individual development. Working closely with other practitioners, you'll contribute to a positive daily routine where every child receives attentive care and support.

As a Behaviour Support Assistant, you'll provide tailored support to pupils with special educational needs who may need additional help with behaviour, communication and emotional regulation. Working alongside teachers and other support staff, you'll help students follow routines, engage with learning and manage situations they may find challenging. You'll take a patient and consistent approach, adapting your support to each pupil's individual needs.

In this role, you'll work closely with subject teachers and the pastoral team to help students navigate the challenges that can affect their behaviour and learning. You may provide individual support, work with small groups or assist in lessons across different departments. Your focus will be on helping pupils regulate their emotions, make positive choices and remain involved in classroom activities, including during lesson changes and other less structured parts of the school day.

As a Behaviour Support Assistant, you'll work alongside teachers and pastoral staff to support students who may struggle with behaviour, emotional regulation or engagement in lessons. You'll help pupils manage challenging situations, follow classroom expectations and build positive relationships with those around them.

We have opportunities across different areas of school support, including school administration, general school support, lunchtime supervision, breakfast club and wraparound care. Depending on the position, your duties could involve assisting with administrative tasks, welcoming visitors, supporting pupils during mealtimes, supervising children during before and after-school sessions or helping teaching staff with general classroom and school duties.