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A leading education recruitment agency is seeking a KS2 Behaviour Support Mentor for a mainstream Primary School in Basildon, Essex. This long-term role, starting in January 2026, involves supporting children with mental health challenges and Special Educational Needs. Ideal candidates include psychology graduates or experienced TAs/LSAs passionate about making a positive impact in students' lives. A daily pay between £88-100 is offered, alongside ample training and support.
Education and training
Are you interested in and passionate about mental health and the behaviour of young students?
Have you recently graduated and seeking a role where you can gain hands‑on experience?
Or perhaps you are an experienced LSA/TA who would like to work with children who have SEN or SEMH?
Would you like to join a team where teamwork is encouraged and everyone supports each other to ensure the most positive impact on the students and their learning?
If this sounds like you, then please apply today!
Academics is working with a flourishing mainstream Primary School based in Basildon, Essex. The Head Teacher of this school is seeking a dedicated, motivated and patient individual to join the KS2 team as a Behavioural Support Mentor. This role is due to start as soon as possible. So, if you are interested in this role, please apply today!
ASAP/ January 2026 start
88-100 per day (Paid weekly)
Long‑term contract with the view of going permanent
Ample training and support given
Good Ofsted rating
The role of a behaviour support mentor is to support children who struggle with Social, Emotional Mental Health & Special education needs. Across KS2, the school supports children who suffer with mild‑extreme anxiety, depression, ODD etc. The Head Teacher is seeking someone who is genuinely interested in and passionate about helping children with such struggles. The ideal candidate should be patient, kind, dedicated and committed. Getting to know each student on a personal level is imperative. Training and support will be given to best help you support these children.
This role is a fantastic opportunity for a psychology/criminology graduate who is keen to gain hands‑on experience with different behaviours and mental health needs.
Alternatively, this would be the perfect role for an experienced TA/LSA who is seeking the opportunity to work with children with complex needs and gain extensive knowledge on SEN/SEMH.
No matter if you are a graduate or an experienced TA/LSA, this role is a great opportunity to give back to the community and make a real positive impact on young student's lives.
If you are interested in this KS2 Behaviour Support Mentor role, please click 'Apply Now' or send your updated CV to (url removed)
For more information, please call Sarah on (phone number removed)