Teaching Assistant

BAWDESWELL COMMUNITY PRIMARY SCHOOL; Dereham; On-site; GBP 17,000 - 21,000; Full time

Job summary

MyNewTerm in Dereham is seeking a Teaching Assistant to support primary aged children in a classroom setting, working closely with teachers to enable learning and development. The role emphasizes inclusive education, patience, and a team-oriented approach within a Synergy MAT school context.

You will contribute to a safe learning environment, support children with diverse needs, and collaborate with parents and governors who are invested in the local community.

Qualifications

• Experience of supporting children with SEND (ideally ASD, sensory processing, speech & language, SEMH).
• Experience of a nurture environment.
• Understanding that success looks different for every child.
• Commitment to safety and wellbeing of children and young people.

Skills

Teamplayer

Job description

We have an opportunity for a Teaching Assistant to support the teaching and learning of children, working with teachers in a classroom environment. You would be joining our friendly team of staff, who are committed to providing the best opportunities for our children to thrive and succeed at school and in life.

We can offer you:

Delightful children who are curious, energetic and full of character

A team of colleagues are striving to improve what we can offer our children every day

A supportive team environment where we will listen to you and value your ideas.

Excellent professional development within school and from across the Synergy MAT schools.

Friendly and supportive parents and Governors who are passionate about their local community.

In return we ask that you:

Are a team player,and recognise that high quality education is achieved as part of a team, not in isolation.

Are positive, energetic and passionate about teaching primary aged children, with high expectations and aspirations for every child.

Are patient, resilient, kind, caring and have a good sense of humour.

Value inclusive education, understanding that every child’s needs can be met with the right level of support.

Experience of supporting children with SEND (ideally ASD, sensory processing, speech & language, SEMH)

Experience of a nurture environment

An understanding that success looks different for every child

Ability to work in a way that promotes the safety and wellbeing of children and young people

Please note: we reserve the right to appoint to the post, prior to the closing date