Learning Support Assistant

Typical work activities include:

• Assisting with the development of support materials
• Assisting with the assessment and review of pupils' progress
• Offering small group and 1:1 support sessions at break times
• Maintaining pupil records and carrying out administrative tasks
• Providing proactive support in the classroom (typically focused on pupils with EHCPs)
• Working with pupils who are supported by the learning support department
• Assisting with annual reviews and assessment processes, Assisting in the educational and social development of pupils under the direction and guidance of the Head Master, Head of Learning Support and Specialist Teacher
• Supporting any specific pupils who may have an Education, Health and Care Plan
• Assisting in the implementation and monitoring of support programmes
• Providing support for specific pupils inside and outside the classroom to enable them to fully access the curriculum and participate in activities through developing independence and self confidence
• Supporting the department in preparing alternative resources where a pupil cannot otherwise access the curriculum
• Supporting the organisation and maintenance of records and department of pupils worked with
• Assisting with extra-curricular activities such as games, clubs and societies
• Undertake other duties as may be reasonably required
Standards and Quality Assurance
• Support the aims and ethos of the school
• Undertake training if need be
• Set a good example in terms of dress, punctuality and attendance
• Attend team and staff meetings
• Undertake professional duties that may be reasonably assigned by the Head Master
• Be proactive in matters relating to health and safety