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The Opportunity: Are you driven by the desire to make a lasting, positive impact on the lives of young people with Special Educational Needs? We are looking for resilient, empathetic, and dedicated SEN Teaching Assistants to join specialist educational teams across East Grinstead. This isn't just a "fill-in" role; we are looking for individuals who crave stability and want to build deep, meaningful bonds with their pupils. You will be a cornerstone of their development, helping students with complex needs-including Autism (ASD), ADHD, and SEMH (Social, Emotional, and Mental Health)-to flourish both in and out of the classroom.
Job Responsibility:
Dedicated 1:1 Support: Providing the consistency and stability specific pupils need to feel safe and successful
EHCP Delivery: Working directly with Education, Health, and Care Plans to meet bespoke learning and developmental milestones
Emotional Regulation: Implementing positive behaviour strategies to help students manage their emotions and navigate challenges
Social Advocacy: Boosting pupils' independence and communication skills, helping them build confidence in social settings
Multidisciplinary Teamwork: Collaborating with Teachers, SENCOs, and external therapists to provide a holistic support network
Holistic Care: Assisting with personal care where necessary, always maintaining the dignity and wellbeing of the pupil
Requirements:
Proven Experience: A solid background in supporting pupils with SEN (Autism, ADHD, SEMH, or MLD) is essential
True Resilience: The ability to remain calm, patient, and nurturing, even during high-pressure moments
Commitment: A desire for a long-term, consistent position where you can become a vital part of the school family
Communication Skills: The ability to build instant rapport with children, colleagues, and parents
Qualifications: Ideally, a Level 2 or 3 TA qualification (or significant equivalent experience)
Nice to have:
background in youth work
experience in administering medication
experience with learning difficulties
experience with social emotional mental health
manual handling
marking
mentor experience
personal care experience
planning
restraint training
speech and language therapy experience
What we offer:
Competitive Rates: A reliable daily pay rate of £90.00 - £95.00
Professional Growth: Access to specialised SEN training and CPD opportunities within local schools
Work-Life Balance: Guaranteed Monday to Friday schedule, with all school holidays off
Purpose-Driven Work: The unique reward of witnessing a child's progress over an entire academic year