Behaviour Support Assistant

Exciting Opportunity: Behaviour Support Assistant Position in Kensington (L7)

Join a well-regarded primary school in Kensington (L7) for a rewarding opportunity. The school is seeking a dedicated Specialist Support Assistant to join their KS1 department for the remainder of the academic year. While the position starts as temporary, a successful probation period will likely lead to a permanent contract in the upcoming academic year.

Responsibilities:

As a crucial member of the team, you'll assist children facing behavioural and emotional challenges as they return to full-time education. Your role involves working closely with students on a one-to-one or small group basis to facilitate their smooth reintegration into the school and classroom environment. Collaboration with the Class Teacher, school SENCo, and parents is essential to identify and implement effective strategies tailored to each child's needs.

About the School:

The school is graded as GOOD by Ofsted, providing a solid foundation for children's success. The dedicated SENCo ensures all students receive appropriate support, and you'll be part of this supportive environment. With a positive behaviour culture and students from supportive backgrounds, the school utilizes various strategies, including positive reinforcement techniques and praise, for effective behaviour management. Substantial funding for children with special educational needs and Pupil Premium allows the school to allocate resources for targeted support and commendable progress.

The Head Teacher:

The Head Teacher, with over five years of leadership, has built a highly regarded reputation in the local community. The positive atmosphere throughout the school, from Early Years to Year 6, results in contented students who enjoy their school life. As a Behaviour Support Assistant, you'll benefit from support from your line manager and access to various professional development opportunities. The school values upskilling staff and ensuring they are informed about the latest changes in the curriculum and behaviour management techniques.

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All pay rates quoted will be inclusive of 12.07% statutory holiday pay. This advert is for a temporary position. In some cases, the option to make this role permanent may become available at a later date.
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