Teaching Assistant

Randstad Education; West of England; On-site; GBP 17,000 - 18,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive pay

Term-time schedule

PD opportunities

Job summary

Randstad Education in Bristol is seeking a dedicated Teaching Assistant for a thriving primary school, starting in September 2026. This role offers a stable, professional environment and opportunities to support pupil development across literacy and numeracy.

You will work closely with teaching staff to deliver targeted interventions and small-group support, promoting an inclusive classroom culture and assisting in resource preparation and daily readiness.

Qualifications

• Prior experience supporting children, youth groups, or vulnerable individuals in either a voluntary or professional capacity.
• Demonstrated flexibility in addressing diverse learning styles and emotional needs.
• Possession of an Enhanced DBS on the Update Service (or a readiness to initiate the application process).
• Full eligibility to work in the United Kingdom.

Responsibilities

• Collaborate with teaching staff to deliver structured literacy and numeracy activities.
• Facilitate targeted intervention through small group sessions and 1:1 support for pupils requiring additional guidance.
• Promote an inclusive classroom culture by building encouraging, professional relationships with students.
• Assist in the preparation of learning resources and classroom environments to ensure readiness for the school day.

Skills

Strong communication skills

Empathy

Professional energy

Job description

Teaching Assistant - Primary School - Bristol

Are you seeking a rewarding role in the education sector that offers a stable and professional environment? We are currently recruiting a dedicated Teaching Assistant to join a supportive primary school community in Bristol, starting in September 2026. This is an excellent opportunity for experienced practitioners, aspiring educators, or those with a background in youth work to make a meaningful impact on pupil development.

Responsibilities

• Collaborate with teaching staff to deliver structured literacy and numeracy activities.
• Facilitate targeted intervention through small group sessions and 1:1 support for pupils requiring additional guidance.
• Promote an inclusive classroom culture by building encouraging, professional relationships with students.
• Assist in the preparation of learning resources and classroom environments to ensure readiness for the school day.

Qualifications

• Prior experience supporting children, youth groups, or vulnerable individuals in either a voluntary or professional capacity.
• Strong communication skills, empathy, and a high level of professional energy.
• Demonstrated flexibility in addressing diverse learning styles and emotional needs.
• Possession of an Enhanced DBS on the Update Service (or a readiness to initiate the application process).
• Full eligibility to work in the United Kingdom.

What We Offer

• A structured, full-time schedule of 8:30 AM - 3:30 PM, term time only.
• A competitive daily rate of £92.56 - £95.00 (via PAYE).
• Access to professional development training, including safeguarding and specialised educational support strategies.