SEN Teaching Assistant - Part-time

Would you like to join a happy and highly supportive team and work with delightful children? Well, this could be the role for you. In your role as SEN Teaching Assistant, you will have a huge impact on the child you are working with, as well as other children within the setting. You will promote learning but also the development of the whole child, the most important aspect being the child's wellbeing. You will work with another SEN TA, under the direction of the SENCo, with a small group of children in a setting within our school.
Wilmington Primary School is a one form entry school with 210 children, which is in the heart of the village. Children, staff, parents, governors, and volunteers agree that our strength is our community spirit, which creates a caring, supportive, and happy environment. We have high achieving children, and we aim to inspire all, staff, governors, and children, to reach their full potential. The children are exceptionally well-behaved children.
We are lucky to have supportive parents and confident, well-behaved, and delightful children to teach. Our motto is 'sharing and caring as we learn together.' We aim to provide education in a caring and interesting environment, which will motivate all children to maximise their learning opportunities.
We can offer you a great opportunity to develop your career with us and look forward to welcoming you to the school.
Please read the attached job description and person specification for more information on this role.

Salary Grade 3 £23,338 pa FTE (Pro rata £17,180 pa)
Hours 32.5 hours per week (8:30am - 3:30pm Monday to Friday
Pension, As well as offering you a competitive salary with pay progression opportunities, you will also be working in a brand-new purpose-built setting with great facilities and with a team of talented, engaged and motivated colleagues. Our common values of respect, integrity, determination, equality of opportunity and self-management help instil a strong work ethic among staff and students alike and our supportive culture provides what many of our existing staff describe as a 'family feel' within our Trust.