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Tradewind Recruitment LTD. is seeking an experienced SEN Teaching Assistant KS2 (SEMH Specialist) for Leyland's mainstream primary school. The role supports Year 4–6 pupils, with a focus on SEMH needs within a supportive classroom environment.
You will work Monday to Friday, term-time only, with pay between £14.24 and £15 per hour, starting in November. The post requires Level 2/3 TA qualification and trauma-informed practice to help pupils reach KS2 targets.
Location: Leyland, Mainstream Primary School
Contract: November Start
Hours: Monday - Friday, Full-Time (Term Time Only)
Pay: 14.24 - 15 per hour
Are you an expert in Social, Emotional, and Mental Health (SEMH) support? Have you worked in an Alternative Provision (AP) or a Specialist School? We are looking for a high-calibre Level 2/3 Teaching Assistant to join one of our mainstream primary schools in tKS2 from November for the remainder of the academic year.
This is a critical role supporting across Year 4,5 and 6. This role will entail working with small groups of children from each class who are currently working below working average. We are seeking a strong, resilient practitioner who can balance the academic demands of the KS2 National Curriculum with the high level of emotional regulation these pupils require.
You will be a key figure in providing a safe, structured, and nurturing environment where "brave learning" can take place.
We are looking for a specialist. To be considered, you must have:
Qualifications: Minimum Level 2 or Level 3 TA qualification
Specialist Experience: Experience within a primary setting
Curriculum Knowledge: Strong understanding of the KS2 curriculum to support academic progress
Trauma-Informed Practice: Experience supporting behaviours linked to trauma with empathy, consistency, and firm boundaries
Competitive Pay: 14.24 - 15 per hour
Impactful Work: Support a vulnerable group of learners through a vital transition period
Supportive Culture: A school community that values curiosity and "brave learning"