Teaching Assistant - SEN

We are seeking to appoint a dedicated, enthusiastic and highly motivated Teaching Assistant to join our team and help our pupils thrive academically, socially and emotionally. The role involves supporting children across the school for 13 hours per week. This position is initially offered on a temporary basis, with the potential for a permanent appointment in the future. Please note that permanency cannot be guaranteed and will be dependent on future organisational requirements. As a Teaching Assistant, you will work alongside the class teacher, supporting teaching and learning and making effective use of available resources to ensure the highest possible standards of progress and achievement for pupils. Experience of working with children with SEMH needs and those who demonstrate low engagement in learning would be an advantage.,

• Supporting pupils' learning within the classroom
• Delivering planned interventions to individuals or small groups
• Facilitating learning in a way that promotes increasing independence
• Implementing the school's behaviour policy to provide consistent support
• Providing detailed and regular feedback to teachers on pupils' progress and attainment
• Assisting in the preparation and creation of appropriate learning resources
• Building positive, supportive relationships with pupils and their parents/carers
• Engaging children in short, focused, and purposeful learning activities
In return, we can offer you the support of excellent teaching staff, continuous training and development opportunities, the chance to network and develop links with colleagues within the SUAT Academy and a SENCO who will support and guide you., The role will require the successful candidate to demonstrate, Supporting Documents for Teaching Assistant - SEN - (Temporary) - 13 hours per week - All Saints CE Primary School, Bednall

strong literacy and numeracy skills - flexibility to work across all classes - excellent organisational skills - excellent communication skills - a kind, caring and nurturing approach to the children - a high standard of professional conduct - the ability to work effectively under the guidance of the teacher - the willingness to take part in all aspects of school life - a positive and proactive attitude to all aspects of school life - a calm and patient manner - the ability to adapt activities - the ability to use praise and assistance to encourage pupils

We are a small Church school and belong to the Diocese of Lichfield. Our historical school building and beautiful location facilitates a family atmosphere; where learning is creative, fun and happy! The behaviour of the children is exemplary and the motivation to learn is in abundance. All staff are highly motivated and resolute in providing the very best education possible. Our vision at All Saints is that through the power of God's love children will reach their full potential and be able to live their lives with an open mind so they learn from the world around them.