Learning Support Assistant

TipTopJob; Greater London; On-site; GBP 18,000 - 22,000; Full time

Job summary

TipTopJob is recruiting a Learning Support Assistant at a primary school in Lambeth near Streatham Common. The role supports pupils with additional learning needs, working one-to-one or in small groups, and helps pupils engage with lessons.

The ideal candidate is patient, a strong communicator and comfortable supporting children with diverse needs. The post offers a long-term, full-time contract starting 14th September 2026 and a daily rate of £100–£120, dependent on experience.

Qualifications

• Interest in helping children succeed and a proactive approach.
• Willingness to work with pupils with SEND and different needs.
• Strong communication and teamwork abilities.

Responsibilities

• Supporting pupils with additional learning needs and SEND
• Delivering structured small:group activities and interventions
• Helping children access lessons through adapted resources and targeted support
• Encouraging positive behaviour, independence and emotional development
• Building trusting, professional relationships with pupils
• Working closely with teachers, the SENCO and other support staff

Skills

Experience in LSA/TA

SEND experience

Strong communication

Team player

Education

Graduate considered

Job description

Learning Support Assistant : Lambeth Start 14th September 2026

Location: Lambeth : near Streatham Common

Start Date: Monday 14th September 2026

Contract: Full:time Long:term

Pay: GBP100:GBP120 per day, dependent on experience

Trials: ASAP

Learning Support Assistant : Make Your Next Role Count

A popular, inclusive and community:focused primary school in Lambeth is seeking an enthusiastic Learning Support Assistant to join its team.

This is not a purely classroom:based role. The successful Learning Support Assistant will work closely with pupils who require additional help to engage with learning, develop independence and build confidence throughout the school day.

With a strong focus on individual progress and positive relationships, the school offers an excellent environment for an experienced Learning Support Assistant or an ambitious graduate looking to develop a career in education.

What Will Your Role Look Like?

As a Learning Support Assistant, you may be working one:to:one with an individual pupil, supporting small groups or assisting within the classroom, depending on the needs of the children.

Your Responsibilities Will Include

• Supporting pupils with additional learning needs and SEND
• Delivering structured small:group activities and interventions
• Helping children access lessons through adapted resources and targeted support
• Encouraging positive behaviour, independence and emotional development
• Building trusting, professional relationships with pupils
• Working closely with teachers, the SENCO and other support staff

The role will provide genuine variety, with the Learning Support Assistant becoming an important and valued part of the wider school team.

Who Would Suit This Learning Support Assistant Role?

Were looking for someone with a genuine interest in helping children succeed. Previous experience as a Learning Support Assistant, Teaching Assistant, SEND Support Worker or in a similar child:focused role would be highly beneficial.

The Ideal Candidate Will Be

• Patient, confident and able to use their own initiative
• Comfortable supporting children with different learning and communication needs
• Consistent in their approach while remaining warm and encouraging
• A strong communicator and effective team player
• Keen to learn and develop their skills

The school is also interested in graduates considering future careers in teaching, educational psychology or specialist SEND support.

Why This Learning Support Assistant Opportunity?

Youll be joining a school with a strong sense of community, where support staff play an important role in pupil progress and wellbeing.

The Successful Learning Support Assistant Will Benefit From

• A welcoming and experienced staff team
• Support from the schools inclusion and pastoral teams
• Valuable experience supporting pupils with a range of needsOngoing opportunities for professional development
• A long:term position with potential for future opportunities within the school