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A reputable school in the UK is seeking enthusiastic Teaching Assistants to support students with special educational needs in the Special Needs Department. This part-time role involves 32.5 hours per week, with a focus on helping children achieve their potential. Ideal for those pursuing a career in education or teacher training. The school values character education and offers a supportive environment.
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Required as soon as possible
32.5 hours per week (8.05am - 3.05pm), term time only plus 1 INSET day (Part time and job share considered)
NJC Points 5-6
We are looking for enthusiastic, caring and committed people to join our Special Needs Department and Autistic Spectrum, Disorder (ASD) Resource. You will need to enjoy working with children and have an interest in supporting those with special educational needs. Good communication, flexibility and organisational skills are essential for this role and you must be committed to helping all children achieve their potential.
This role would suit candidates looking to gain experience in education, including those going on to teacher training or other roles in schools. Part time roles and job shares may be considered.
Blessed Hugh Faringdon Catholic School is a successful and oversubscribed school. We are committed to character education, helping students flourish not only through academic excellence but by offering them the opportunities to grow and develop.
It's an exciting time to join our friendly, supportive and dedicated staff.
The School reserves the right to interview and appoint before the closing date.
The school is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare and safety of children and young people and expects all staff to share this commitment. This post is subject to a satisfactory Disclosure and Barring Service check.
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