Dedicated SEN/EAL Learning Support Assistant

The Ivy; Greater London; On-site; GBP 18,000 - 24,000; Full time

Job summary

The Ivy in London is seeking a dedicated pupil support assistant to aid pupils with SEN, EAL and other underachieving groups, under the guidance of SLT and class teachers. You will help deliver planned curriculum, assist with displays and pastoral care, and liaise with parents as appropriate.

The role involves supporting individuals or small groups in practical activities and reading with pupils. Flexibility, punctuality and a respectful approach to safeguarding and school procedures are

Responsibilities

• Work as part of the staff team at the direction of the SLT /Class Teachers to support teaching and learning provision for pupils with additional needs.
• Act as a role model within the school community and demonstrate flexibility and excellent timekeeping.
• Be aware of and support school policies and procedures
• Maintain appropriate confidentiality.
• Work or play with individuals or small groups of children to assist in the delivery of the planned curriculum, as directed by the class teacher.
• Set up group activities under the guidance of the class teacher.
• Work with children on practical activities, giving assistance and encouragement.
• Read to and with small groups of children.
• Under the direction of the class, the teacher assists in the planning, creation and mounting of displays of the children's work.
• Provide support and assistance for children's pastoral needs (e.g. dressing, going to the toilet, caring for sick, injured or distressed children).
• Report any concerns regarding children's welfare or education to the class teacher.
• Under the direction of the Class Teacher, liaise with parents as appropriate on routine matters, maintaining sensitivity and confidentiality at all times.
• Assist with the reception and departure of children at the beginning and end of school sessions.

Job description

The Ivy in London is seeking a dedicated pupil support assistant to aid pupils with SEN, EAL and other underachieving groups, under the guidance of SLT and class teachers. You will help deliver planned curriculum, assist with displays and pastoral care, and liaise with parents as appropriate.

The role involves supporting individuals or small groups in practical activities and reading with pupils. Flexibility, punctuality and a respectful approach to safeguarding and school procedures are