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As a Level 3 Teaching Assistant, you will work alongside the class teacher to support pupils throughout the school day. You will provide one-to-one and small-group support, assist with learning activities and help pupils develop their independence. Your experience and understanding of children's needs will allow you to make a meaningful contribution to their day-to-day learning and development.

As a Teaching Assistant, you will work closely with the class teacher to support pupils with their learning and development throughout the school day. You may work with individuals or small groups, assist with classroom activities and provide additional support to pupils who need extra guidance. Your patience, encouragement and ability to build positive relationships will help pupils feel confident and engaged in their learning.

As a Primary Teacher, you will plan and deliver engaging lessons that meet the needs of pupils across the primary phase. You will create a positive classroom environment, assess learning and use your knowledge of the curriculum to help pupils make steady progress. Working closely with colleagues, you will contribute to a supportive school community where pupils are encouraged to develop confidence and enjoy their learning.

This is a school-based classroom support role rather than a sports delivery position. You will work alongside teachers to support pupils with their learning, behaviour and engagement across the school day. Your experience in sport can provide valuable transferable skills, including confidence, resilience, structure, communication and positive behaviour management. Your main duty will be supporting pupils in the classroom, with opportunities to assist with SEN and wider learning needs.

As a Behaviour Support professional, you will work closely with pupils to help them manage behaviour, build confidence and overcome barriers to learning. You will provide classroom-based and individual support, working alongside teachers and pastoral staff to maintain a calm, structured environment where pupils can engage successfully with their education.

As a SEN Teaching Assistant, you will work closely with teachers to support pupils with a range of special educational needs. Your day-to-day work may include one-to-one and small-group support, assisting with classroom activities and helping pupils develop their confidence, communication and independence.