Learning Support Officer

Teaching Personnel; Sefton; On-site; GBP 18,000 - 23,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Permanent role in a Catholic school

Professional development in SEND

Supportive leadership

Excellent SEND training opportunities

Collaborative team environment

Career progression opportunities

Strong work-life balance

Job summary

Teaching Personnel is recruiting for a Learning Support Officer in a Catholic primary school in Aintree, Liverpool. The role is permanent and based in the Complex Needs SEN Unit, offering a genuine chance to transform lives through targeted support and inclusive teaching practices.

You will work with experienced teachers and SEND professionals to help pupils access learning, develop independence and reach their full potential in a caring school community with strong Catholic ethos.

Qualifications

• Has experience supporting children with complex SEND, ASD and additional learning needs.
• Demonstrates patience, resilience and a genuine passion for inclusive education.
• Builds positive relationships with pupils, colleagues and families.
• Works proactively as part of a dedicated team while using initiative when needed.
• Shares our commitment to high expectations, safeguarding and ensuring every child achieves their potential.
• Will actively support and uphold the Catholic values and ethos of our school.

Responsibilities

• Support pupils with complex SEND to access learning, develop independence and build confidence.
• Deliver tailored interventions that promote communication, social development and emotional wellbeing.
• Build trusted relationships with pupils, families and colleagues to ensure the best possible outcomes.
• Contribute to a positive, inclusive learning environment where every success is recognised and celebrated.
• Work collaboratively within a skilled multidisciplinary team dedicated to outstanding pupil progress.

Skills

SEND experience

Team collaboration

Communication skills

Job description

Permanent | Catholic Primary School | Aintree, Liverpool

A Catholic primary school in Aintree is seeking an exceptional Learning Support Officer to join our Complex Needs SEN Unit on a permanent basis. This is more than a support role. It is an opportunity to transform lives, celebrate every achievement, and help pupils with complex needs reach their full potential in a caring, inclusive community.

As part of their committed and supportive team, you will work alongside experienced teachers, SEND professionals and school leaders who share a common goal: ensuring every child feels valued, respected and empowered to succeed.

Responsibilities

• Support pupils with complex SEND to access learning, develop independence and build confidence.
• Deliver tailored interventions that promote communication, social development and emotional wellbeing.
• Build trusted relationships with pupils, families and colleagues to ensure the best possible outcomes.
• Contribute to a positive, inclusive learning environment where every success is recognised and celebrated.
• Work collaboratively within a skilled multidisciplinary team dedicated to outstanding pupil progress.

Benefits

• A permanent role within a highly supportive Catholic school community.
• Strong, approachable leadership that values staff wellbeing and professional growth.
• Excellent opportunities for ongoing SEND training and continuous professional development.
• A collaborative team where your ideas, experience and contribution are genuinely valued.
• Opportunities to develop your career and progress within a forward-thinking school.
• A positive working environment that promotes a healthy work-life balance.
• The chance to make a meaningful difference in the lives of children every single day.

Qualifications

• Has experience supporting children with complex SEND, ASD and additional learning needs.
• Demonstrates patience, resilience and a genuine passion for inclusive education.
• Builds positive relationships with pupils, colleagues and families.
• Works proactively as part of a dedicated team while using initiative when needed.
• Shares our commitment to high expectations, safeguarding and ensuring every child achieves their potential.
• Will actively support and uphold the Catholic values and ethos of our school.

All applicants will require the appropriate qualifications and training for this role.

All pay rates quoted will be inclusive of 12.07% statutory holiday pay.

If you are looking for a rewarding permanent role where your work has a lasting impact, your professional development is encouraged, and you will be part of a caring and ambitious school community, we would love to hear from you.