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As a Teaching Assistant (SEN), you will provide targeted support to pupils with special educational needs, working closely with teachers and other school staff. You may work one-to-one or with small groups, helping pupils engage with lessons, manage learning challenges and develop greater independence. Your consistent support can make a real difference to a pupil's experience of school.

As an SEMH Teaching Assistant, you will provide tailored support to pupils who may experience social, emotional and mental health needs. You will work alongside teachers and pastoral staff to encourage positive behaviour, manage challenges calmly and help pupils engage with their learning. The role offers the opportunity to build trusted relationships while helping pupils develop greater confidence and independence.

As a Teaching Assistant, you will work alongside subject teachers across Key Stages 3 and 4, providing classroom support and helping pupils stay focused and engaged. You may support individual pupils or small groups, assist with lesson activities and help students manage the demands of secondary education, including preparation for GCSEs where appropriate. Your support will help create a positive learning experience for pupils throughout the school day.

As a Cover Supervisor, you will take responsibility for supervising classes when their usual teacher is unavailable. You will deliver pre-prepared work, maintain a positive learning environment and support pupils to stay focused and engaged throughout lessons. This is a rewarding opportunity to gain valuable experience within a school while making a direct contribution to pupils' day-to-day learning.

This is a school-based classroom support role, rather than a sports delivery position. You will work alongside teachers to support pupils across Primary or Secondary settings, helping with classroom activities, behaviour, engagement and, where required, cover supervision. Your experience in sport or coaching can provide valuable transferable skills such as structure, resilience, communication and positive behaviour management. Sport is your background, but your main duty will be supporting pupil

As an Attendance Officer, you will take an active role in monitoring and improving student attendance. You will work closely with pupils, families, teachers and pastoral staff to identify attendance concerns, follow up on absences and help remove barriers that may prevent students from attending school regularly.