Learning Support Assistant

Enrich Learning Trust; Long Stratton; On-site; GBP 18,000 - 24,000; Part time

Job summary

Teaching Vacancies in Norwich is seeking a Part Time Learning Support Assistant to join our SEND team. The role involves reinforcing learning for small groups of students, supporting in the Learning Centre, and delivering targeted interventions to help pupils progress.

This position offers a rewarding opportunity to contribute to a warm, inclusive school community, with training and development opportunities and a clear path to progression within our Trust.

Qualifications

• Experience supporting children with additional needs.
• Ability to work with small groups and in a Learning Centre.
• Deliver targeted interventions and provide pastoral support.

Responsibilities

• Reinforce learning for small groups of students.
• Support in the Learning Centre and with interventions.
• Provide additional pastoral capacity and support pupils' progress.

Skills

SEND Support

Learning Support

Interventions

Pastoral

Job description

Part Time Learning Support Assistant

• Company: Teaching Vacancies
• Salary: Not specified
• Hours: Part-time
• Location: Norwich, NR15 2XR
• Job type: Permanent
• Posting date: 30 Sept 2026
• Closing date: 12 Oct 2026

What skills and experience we're looking for

Our SEND Team does whatever it takes to support our children with additional needs: whether reinforcing the learning of small groups of students, supporting in the Learning Centre, delivering interventions or adding additional pastoral capacity. This role is an exciting opportunity for you to join our team and help further our vision. It will require huge amounts of perseverance and a constant drive for innovative excellence but will also be incredibly rewarding and will offer exciting progression for the future.

What the school offers its staff

Thank you for your interest in the position of Learning Support Assistant (1 day).

Our school has been on a continuous upward trajectory for a number of years. In the summers of 2022 and 2023, our Year 11 cohorts achieved Progress 8 scores putting us in the top 10 in the county. In the summer of 2024, based on student progress, we placed in the top 8.1% of schools nationally.

As a community that develops personal growth, excellence and achievement for all, we are incredibly proud of everything the school has become and what we have achieved in the last few years: our well-rounded young people who have gone on to purposeful and challenging further education, some of the best GCSE results in the county and our recent Ofsted report (February 2026).

The Ofsted report states "The school is a warm, welcoming community where pupils are respected and well cared for. Pupils flourish academically. Pupils take their learning seriously and relish the challenge of academic study. Classrooms buzz with learning." We were delighted to achieve Strong Standard in Leadership & Governance, Curriculum & Teaching and Achievement.

We are hugely proud of our staff who are relentlessly hardworking, supportive of one another and passionately committed to securing the best possible life chances for the young people we serve. At Long Stratton, we adopt an evidence-informed approach to curriculum, assessment and teaching. We recognise that curriculum is a journey and that our work improving the curriculum is never complete. Through our ambitious, knowledge-rich approach to curriculum, we aim to select and sequence knowledge carefully so that students acquire lifelong, memorable knowledge. We adopt a 'no written marking' approach to formative assessment, believing firmly in the power of responsive teaching as the first port of call for providing students with valuable feedback on how to improve. We apply the principles of cognitive science to our approaches to teaching: we teach with memory and overload in mind; we recap content so that students cannot forget; and we encourage metacognitive thinking through planning and live modelling. Through instructional coaching, every member of our teaching community gets regular feedback on their practice and is supported to get a little bit better every day. We are a community that is committed to constantly learning and improving so that we can continue to build a great school together, achieving truly excellent outcomes for our students.

Commitment to safeguarding

Enrich Learning Trust is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of pupils and expects employees to share this commitment. All offers of employment are subject to Enhanced DBS check, and where applicable, prohibition from teaching check will be completed for all applicants. This post is exempt from the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act 1974 (Exceptions) Order 1975 (2013 and 2020). This means certain convictions and cautions are considered 'protected' and do not need to be disclosed to employers, if they are, employers cannot take them into account. Guidance about convictions or cautions can be found: Ministry of Justice website: https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/new-guidance-on-the-rehabilitation-of-offenders-act-1974

Our school has been on a continuous upward trajectory for a number of years. In the summers of 2022 and 2023, our Year 11 cohorts achieved Progress 8 scores putting us in the top 10 in the county. In the summer of 2024, based on student progress, we placed in the top 8.1% of schools nationally.

As a community that develops personal growth, excellence and achievement for all, we are incredibly proud of everything the school has become and what we have achieved in the last few years: our well-rounded young people who have gone on to purposeful and challenging further education, some of the best GCSE results in the county and our recent Ofsted report (February 2026).

The Ofsted report states "The school is a warm, welcoming community where pupils are respected and well cared for. Pupils flourish academically. Pupils take their learning seriously and relish the challenge of academic study. Classrooms buzz with learning." We were delighted to achieve Strong Standard in Leadership & Governance, Curriculum & Teaching and Achievement.

We are hugely proud of our staff who are relentlessly hardworking, supportive of one another and passionately committed to securing the best possible life chances for the young people we serve. At Long Stratton, we adopt an evidence-informed approach to curriculum, assessment and teaching. We recognise that curriculum is a journey and that our work improving the curriculum is never complete. Through our ambitious, knowledge-rich approach to curriculum, we aim to select and sequence knowledge carefully so that students acquire lifelong, memorable knowledge. We adopt a 'no written marking' approach to formative assessment, believing firmly in the power of responsive teaching as the first port of call for providing students with valuable feedback on how to improve. We apply the principles of cognitive science to our approaches to teaching: we teach with memory and overload in mind; we recap content so that students cannot forget; and we encourage metacognitive thinking through planning and live modelling. Through instructional coaching, every member of our teaching community gets regular feedback on their practice and is supported to get a little bit better every day. We are a community that is committed to constantly learning and improving so that we can continue to build a great school together, achieving truly excellent outcomes for our students.

Commitment to safeguarding

Enrich Learning Trust is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of pupils and expects employees to share this commitment. All offers of employment are subject to Enhanced DBS check, and where applicable, prohibition from teaching check will be completed for all applicants. This post is exempt from the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act 1974 (Exceptions) Order 1975 (2013 and 2020). This means certain convictions and cautions are considered 'protected' and do not need to be disclosed to employers, if they are, employers cannot take them into account. Guidance about convictions or cautions can be found: Ministry of Justice website: https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/new-guidance-on-the-rehabilitation-of-offenders-act-1974