Inclusion & SEND Learning Support Assistant

Heartlands High School; City Of London; On-site; GBP 18,000 - 24,000; Full time

Job summary

Heartlands High School is seeking dedicated Learning Support Assistants to help pupils with additional needs fulfil their potential and enjoy school life. You will support SEND students in the classroom and wider community, build positive relationships, promote inclusion, and assist with exam access arrangements and safeguarding policies.

The role involves working as a key worker, updating success passports, attending reviews, and assisting on school trips while liaising with parents/carers to

Qualifications

• Supports students with SEND to ensure inclusion in classroom and school community
• Focus on gaining subject knowledge and SEND awareness
• Commitment to safeguarding policies and student welfare

Responsibilities

• Supporting students with special educational needs to ensure their inclusion in the classroom and the wider school community
• Contributing to the learning and motivation of all students
• Building positive relationships with students
• Promoting inclusion in the school
• Ensuring that students are suitably challengedDeveloping and maintaining effective relationships with parents/carers
• Working as key worker under the direction of your line manager
• Promoting positive student behaviour, helping to resolve conflict and encourage responsibility
• Supporting and complying with school policies on safeguarding
• Providing high quality and flexible support, including on school trips.
• Updating students' success passports on a half termly basis
• Attending annual reviews in your capacity as key worker
• Participating in staff meetings/training
• Supporting students with their examination access arrangements e.g., scribing
• Supporting students with their personal care - as required

Skills

Communication

Patience

SEND Knowledge

Teamwork

Job description

Heartlands High School is seeking dedicated Learning Support Assistants to help pupils with additional needs fulfil their potential and enjoy school life. You will support SEND students in the classroom and wider community, build positive relationships, promote inclusion, and assist with exam access arrangements and safeguarding policies.

The role involves working as a key worker, updating success passports, attending reviews, and assisting on school trips while liaising with parents/carers to