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We are seeking a dedicated SEMH (Social, Emotional and Mental Health) Teaching Assistant to support children with special educational needs within a primary school in Stretford, Full time. The successful candidate will work closely with pupils who have autism and other disabilities, providing tailored assistance to foster their learning and development. This role offers an enriching opportunity to make a positive impact on young learners' lives while developing your skills in special education. Duties

• Support children with SEMH needs, including those with autism and other disabilities, in their daily activities and learning programmes
• Assist teachers in implementing personalised educational plans and behavioural strategies
• Provide one-to-one support for pupils with specific needs, including toddlers and young children
• Foster a safe, inclusive, and nurturing environment conducive to learning and social development
• Help manage behavioural challenges using appropriate communication skills and de-escalation techniques
• Support children during classroom activities, breaks, and specialised therapy sessions as required
• Maintain clear communication with teachers, parents, and other professionals regarding pupils' progress and well-being
• Contribute to the organisation of activities that promote social skills, independence, and emotional regulation
  
  Experience working with individuals with autism or other disabilities is highly desirable
• Prior experience in teaching or supporting children within a special education setting is preferred
• Strong communication skills to effectively engage with children, colleagues, and parents
• Compassionate approach with a genuine interest in working with children and supporting their developmental needs
• Ability to work flexibly within a team environment and adapt to the varying needs of pupils
• Knowledge of behaviour management strategies tailored for children with SEMH needs
• Relevant qualifications or training in special education or child development are advantageous but not essential