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St James CE Primary School in Northampton invites applications for a Teaching Assistant (SEMH) to support pupils with SEMH needs within our PARC nurture provision. This permanent post is 31.5 hours per week across 39 weeks per year and starts ASAP, contributing to a caring Christian ethos in our school.
You will work alongside the PARC Nurture Lead and Assistant Headteacher (Behaviour and Inclusion) to raise achievement, build positive relationships and implement inclusive practices across our
Teaching Assistant (SEMH)
Contract Type: Permanent
Pay Grade: Grade E
Full Time Salary: £26,428
Actual Salary: £19,331.90
Hours: 31.50 hours per week, 39 weeks per year
Starting: ASAP
St James CE Primary School is a relationships-led, two form entry primary school in the heart of Northampton. Part of the Peterborough Diocese Education Trust (PDET), we have a strong Christian ethos and a county-wide commitment to children with SEMH needs through our specialist unit and outreach work. The unit (the PARC) is part of the local authority HARPS SEMH offer, providing two intakes per year (10 pupils per cohort) in a dedicated environment within our mainstream setting. This role will be within our specialist nurture provision and is supported by our Assistant Headteacher (Behaviour and Inclusion) the PARC Nurture Lead and two Nurture HLTAs.
We are looking to appoint someone who:
In return, we will offer:
St James CE Primary is a proud member of the Peterborough Diocese Education Trust. We are a family of schools across the Peterborough Diocese, and these strong links make special contribution to our children’s spiritual, moral, social and cultural development and learning. PDET is responsible for employing all staff and managing finances and other central services for the academies within the Trust.
More information about the school and the Trust can be found on the following websites:
https://www.stjames.northants.sch.uk/contact-details/
https://www.pdet.org.uk/