Teaching Assistant

Woolmer Hill School; Peterborough; On-site; GBP 15,000 - 21,000; Part time

Job summary

Woolmer Hill School is seeking an enthusiastic Teaching Assistant to join our friendly team. You will support pupils in KS2, work with class teachers, and help them access the curriculum and make progress. Experience with SEND and promoting pupil wellbeing is welcomed and encouraged.

The role includes half an hour of lunchtime cover and requires a positive, caring approach in a supportive environment. We value collaboration, inclusion and high standards, and invite applicants who can deliver

Qualifications

• Experience supporting pupils with SEND
• Experience in KS2 would be beneficial
• Ability to promote pupil wellbeing and inclusive practice

Responsibilities

• Support KS2 pupils in learning, social development and discovery
• Work alongside class teachers to ensure curriculum access and progress
• Provide lunchtime cover and implement tailored interventions for individual needs

Skills

SEND experience

Job description

We are looking for an enthusiastic, hardworking and highly motivated Teaching Assistant to join our friendly and dedicated team. Ideally, we require a TA with some SEND experience. We also require a Teaching Assistant who can share and contribute to our high standards and expectations, supporting pupils and helping them achieve their goals.

You will support pupils within KS2 in their learning, social development and discovery, working alongside class teachers to ensure all children can access the curriculum and make progress. As part of this role, you will also provide additional support for children with SEND, implementing tailored programmes and interventions to meet their individual needs and promote inclusion, wellbeing and achievement.

We would be particularly interested to hear from candidates who have experience and knowledge of SEND and /or promoting pupil wellbeing. This may include experience of working with a range of additional needs, delivering targeted interventions, supporting emotional regulation, implementing sensory strategies, or helping children to develop confidence, resilience and positive mental health. We welcome applications from individuals who are passionate about inclusion and committed to helping every child thrive both academically and personally.

The role will also include a half hour cover to support at lunchtime.

Hours of work: Monday to Friday 8.30am - 3.15pm (with ½ hour for lunch) - 31 ¼ hours per week

• welcoming, friendly and hardworking staff
• enthusiastic children and parents who enjoy participating in school life
• a caring and supportive ethos where staff well-being is a high priority
• a sense of fun and enjoyment in an environment where colleagues all work together and support each other
• a modern building with excellent resources and facilities