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As a Behaviour Support Assistant, you'll work closely with teachers and support staff to help pupils with SEN manage their behaviour, regulate their emotions and engage with learning. You'll adapt your approach to each child's needs, offering reassurance, clear guidance and practical support throughout the school day. This is a rewarding opportunity to make a meaningful difference through patience, consistency and positive relationships.

As a Behaviour Support Assistant, you'll work alongside subject teachers and pastoral staff across Key Stages 3 and 4, helping students stay engaged with their learning and manage their behaviour positively. From supporting lesson transitions to working with individuals who need additional guidance, you'll help maintain a structured classroom environment where students can focus, participate and make progress towards their GCSEs.

As a Behaviour Support Assistant, you'll work alongside subject teachers and pastoral staff to help students navigate the challenges of secondary education. From supporting behaviour during lessons to helping pupils manage transitions between classrooms and stay focused on their work, you'll play an important part in maintaining a productive learning environment.

As a Behaviour Support Assistant, you'll work alongside subject teachers and pastoral staff to support students across Key Stages 3 and 4. You'll help pupils manage their behaviour, navigate lesson transitions and stay engaged with their learning, including during the lead-up to GCSE examinations. By providing consistent guidance and encouragement, you'll help students develop greater confidence, independence and positive learning habits.

As a Cover Supervisor, you'll lead classes using lesson materials prepared by teaching staff, helping students understand their tasks and stay focused throughout the lesson. You'll manage classroom behaviour, answer general questions and ensure pupils have a productive learning experience. This role is a great opportunity to gain hands-on experience in education while developing your classroom management skills and making a positive contribution to students' school days.

As a Cover Supervisor, you'll step in when teachers are absent, supervise classes and guide students through work prepared by teaching staff. You'll give clear instructions, encourage pupils to complete their tasks and manage behaviour to ensure everyone has the opportunity to learn. This position offers a chance to build your classroom experience, develop valuable skills and contribute to students' progress without being responsible for planning or delivering specialist subject lessons.