Keyresponsibilities:
- Supportfor pupils (either individually or in groups)
- Supportthe activities of individuals or groups.
- Establishand maintain relationships with individual pupils and groups.
- Contributeto individual Education Plans as appropriate.
- Implementagreed learning strategies.
- Supportpupils during learning activities.
- Promotepupils’ social and emotional development.
- Contributeto the health and well being of all pupils.
- Supportchildren with specific needs (where appropriate to the focus of the role), forexample, sensory and/or physical impairment,cognitive or learning needs, behavioural, emotional and social development needsand communication and interaction difficulties.
- Supportpupils with literacy and numeracy skills.
- Supportpupils to access the broad and balanced curriculum.
- Dealingwith the personal care needs ( including medical) of children where appropriatein line with local authority guidance.
- Communicate,distribute and supervise work that has been set by the teacher in accordancewith school policy.
- Managethe behaviour of pupils whilst they are undertaking this work to ensure aconstructive
- environmentand report back any issues/concerns at the end of the session.
- Respondto any questions from pupils about process and procedures (not teaching thelesson)
- Dealwith any immediate problems / emergencies according to school policy andprocedures.
- Collectany completed work and return it to the teacher.
- Accompanystaff and pupils on educational visits, trips and out of school activities asrequired and take
- responsibilityfor a group under the direction of the teacher / organiser.
Supportfor teachers:
- Assistin preparing and maintaining the learning environment (including displays).
- Contributeto the evaluation of learning activities
- Contributeto the management of pupils’ behaviour.
- Contribute tomaintaining pupils’ records.
- Supportthe maintenance of pupils’ safety and security.
- Undertakeroutine marking in line with school policy.
- Providegeneral administrative support, including taking registers, as required.
Supportfor school:
- Supportthe development and effectiveness of team work within the school environment.
- Developand maintain working relationships with all staff and other professionals.
- Liaisewith parents as appropriate in line with school practice and procedures.
- Workas required across the curriculum and across KS2 within the school inaccordance with the job.
- Tofully support the current School Development Plan and to work towards meetingthe targets
- Tofully support the Core Policies of School.
- Supportthe use of information and communication technology in the classroom
General:
- Toperform other such duties as the Headteacher may from time to time determine:
- Individuals have aresponsibility for promoting and safeguarding the welfare of all children onour school.
- Toensure their tasks are carried out with due regard to Health and Safety.
- Toparticipate in appropriate professional development including adhering to theprinciple of performance
- management.
- Toadhere to the ethos of our school:
- Promotethe agreed vision and aims
- Toset an example of personal integrity and professionalism.
- Attendanceat appropriate staff meetings and parents evenings.
- Anyother duties as commensurate within the grade in order to ensure the smoothrunning of school.
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Teaching Assistant Level 2 in Birmingham employer: Hall Green Junior School
Hall Green Junior School is an exceptional employer, offering a supportive and collaborative work environment where staff can thrive while making a positive impact on the lives of children. With a commitment to professional development and safeguarding, employees are encouraged to grow within a dedicated team that values hard work and community spirit. Located in Birmingham, this role provides a unique opportunity to engage with young learners in a vibrant school setting.