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As a Teaching Assistant (Primary), you will work alongside the class teacher to support learning across EYFS, Key Stage 1 and Key Stage 2. You will help prepare classroom activities, work with individuals and small groups, and encourage children to take part in lessons. From supporting early reading and numeracy to helping pupils develop positive social skills, your contribution will help create an enjoyable and supportive learning experience.

As a Teaching Assistant (SEN), you will work alongside teachers to support pupils with a range of additional learning needs. You will help children access classroom activities, develop communication and social skills, and manage the challenges they may face throughout the school day. By adapting your approach to each pupil, you will help create a positive learning experience where every child has the opportunity to develop their abilities and independence.

As an Early Years Practitioner, you will help create a safe, engaging environment where young children can develop essential skills through play, exploration and everyday activities. You will support children's communication, social development and early learning while working alongside teaching staff to meet individual needs. This role is ideal for someone who enjoys working with young children and wants to make a positive contribution to their early educational experiences.

As a Behaviour Support Assistant, you will work closely with teaching staff to support pupils with special educational needs who may require additional help with behaviour, emotional regulation and daily learning. You will provide individual and small-group support, help pupils follow routines and encourage positive ways of communicating and responding to challenges. This is an opportunity to make a genuine difference by helping pupils feel understood, supported and ready to learn.

As a Behaviour Support Assistant, you will work alongside subject teachers and pastoral staff to support pupils across Key Stages 3 and 4 who may need additional help with behaviour, emotional regulation or classroom engagement. From supporting lesson transitions to encouraging participation and reinforcing clear boundaries, you will help pupils navigate the school day and overcome barriers to learning.

As a Behaviour Support Assistant, you will work alongside subject teachers and pastoral staff to support secondary-aged pupils who may struggle with behaviour, emotional regulation or engagement in lessons. You will help students navigate classroom expectations, manage transitions between lessons and develop strategies that allow them to participate more confidently in their education. This role offers the opportunity to make a genuine difference during an important stage of young people's devel