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Avalon School in Street, Somerset, is seeking a Level 3 Apprentice Teaching Assistant on a fixed-term contract starting January 2027. The role runs 32.5 hours per week across 39 weeks per year, term-time plus INSET days, with hours from Monday to Friday as published.
The school offers a full induction and ongoing professional development, plus a supportive staff team and wellbeing provisions. Successful applicants will demonstrate strong communication, resilience, empathy and creativity to
Level 3 Apprentice Teaching Assistant required at Avalon Special School due to the continued growth of our school. Fixed term contracts with a start date of January 2027.
32.5 hours per week 39 Weeks per year. (Term time plus INSET days) Term time hours of work: Monday 08.45 am - 4.45 pm Tuesday - Friday 08.45am to 3.30pm.
Approximate annual salary £11,609 (monthly £967).
Avalon School is a Specialist School for students aged 11-19 situated in the town of Street. Our school vision is ‘Learning for Life’ - together with our parents and the learners themselves - we aim to teach skills for the whole of life. Avalon School is part of the Bower Learning Partnership with Polden Bower School. The partnership works closely with the Pupil Referral Units in Somerset as part of its leadership work. Being part of a partnership, provides opportunities for staff to gain wider professional learning opportunities.
Our students have a wide range of learning needs. We offer a personalised curriculum alongside a wide range of enrichment opportunities and interventions.
Enquiries and visits are warmly welcomed, please contact Jo Stamford on 01278 496386.
Avalon School is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people. This appointment will be subject to enhanced DBS disclosure, medical clearance, proof of the right to work in the UK and satisfactory references.
Following the acceptance of your interview, an online check will be carried out as detailed in the latest Keeping Children Safe in Education guidelines.