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A welcoming Primary School in Tower Hamlets is looking for an SEN Teaching Assistant to provide individual support for a child with autism. The role involves working closely within a specialist SEN provision, assisting the child’s learning and social development throughout the school day. This full-time position is for the entire academic year, situated in a vibrant school known for its inclusive ethos and supportive environment.
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Philosophy Education
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•SEN Teaching Assistant
•1 to 1
•3 form entry primary school
•Tower Hamlets
•Academic year contract
A welcoming and inclusive Primary School in Tower Hamlets is looking to appoint a Teaching Assistant to support a child with autism on a 1 to 1 basis within their specialist SEN provision.
The Role
This role involves working closely with a child in Year 3 who has a diagnosis of autism and benefits from structured, individualised support. You will assist the pupil across the school day, both in the classroom and during social times, helping them access learning, develop communication and interaction skills, and build positive relationships with peers. The child attends a dedicated SEN provision within the mainstream setting, and you will be part of a small, supportive team led by experienced SEN staff.
You will work under the guidance of the class teacher, SENCO and specialist therapists, contributing to planning, providing regular feedback, and supporting the child’s individual targets. This position is full-time and offered for the duration of the academic year.
The School
This vibrant 3-form-entry school is located in the heart of Tower Hamlets, with excellent transport connections. The school is known for its strong sense of community and inclusive ethos, celebrating diversity and providing a nurturing environment for all learners. The leadership team is forward-thinking and supportive, with a clear commitment to professional development and inclusive education. The on-site SEN provision is well-resourced and plays an integral role in the wider school community, offering tailored support for children with autism and other needs.