At a Glance
- Tasks: Support a bright 6-year-old with sensory processing challenges in a nurturing school environment.
- Company: Join one of the UK's leading independent preparatory schools.
- Benefits: Earn £17.00 to £19.00 per hour, with potential for holiday hours.
- Other info: Flexible hours and potential for long-term opportunities available.
- Why this job: Make a real difference in a child's life while working in a supportive team.
- Qualifications: Experience with children, especially those with SEN, is a plus.
The predicted salary is between 17 - 19 £ per hour.
SEN School Support in Moulsford, OX10. A fantastic opportunity to support Archie, a bright and energetic 6-year-old with Sensory Processing Disorder and ADHD, as he settles into one of the UK's leading independent preparatory schools. Term-time role, with potential for additional holiday hours. £17.00 to £19.00 gross per hour.
Nearest Station: Cholsey (approximately a 30-minute walk from the school)
Salary/Wage: £17.00 to £19.00 gross per hour, depending on experience.
Driving Requirements: Driver with own car is required, as the school is not easily accessible by public transport.
Essential: Experience working with children in an education, childcare, therapy, sports coaching or similar setting.
Desirable: Experience supporting children with SEN, including ADHD, ASC and/or Sensory Processing Difficulties.
Start Date: September 2026
Days & Hours: 8:00am to 1:00pm, Monday to Friday, term-time only. Additional hours during the school holidays may be available.
About the Child: Archie is a confident and outgoing 6-year-old boy with a wonderful sense of humour and an infectious enthusiasm for life. Full of energy and imagination, he enjoys spending time outdoors, climbing, cycling, scootering, building with Lego, drawing and taking on new adventures. Naturally sociable, Archie thrives in the company of others and responds particularly well to people who bring warmth, humour and plenty of encouragement. Archie has Sensory Processing Disorder and is currently undergoing assessment for ADHD. Like many children with sensory and attention difficulties, he can sometimes find busy classroom environments overwhelming and benefits from thoughtful support to help him feel settled, confident and ready to learn.
The Role at a Glance: This role is centred on providing one-to-one support throughout the school morning, helping Archie settle confidently into his new school environment and make the most of everything it has to offer. Working alongside the school's experienced staff, you'll help Archie navigate transitions, maintain focus in the classroom and recognise when movement or sensory breaks may be beneficial. Throughout the day, you'll adapt your approach to meet his needs while encouraging his independence, confidence and enjoyment of school. You’ll become a valued member of the wider school team, working collaboratively to help Archie thrive both socially and academically. The position is expected to continue until at least Easter 2027, with every expectation that support will be required for the duration of the academic year. During term time, the hours are 8:00am to 1:00pm, although Archie is not expected to arrive at school until 8:30am, allowing time for a calm and organised start to the morning.
This Job Would Suit: This role would suit someone energetic, engaging and confident who enjoys building positive relationships with children and takes a hands-on, proactive approach. Experience supporting children with SEN, ADHD, autism or sensory processing difficulties would be highly beneficial, although candidates from education, childcare, sports coaching or similar backgrounds with a genuine passion for helping children thrive are equally encouraged to apply.
Why You’ll Love This Role: This role offers the rare opportunity to work within one of the UK's leading independent preparatory schools while making a genuine difference to a bright, energetic little boy. You'll be joining a warm, welcoming family who value their son's individuality and are looking for someone to become a trusted part of their support network. There is genuine scope for this role to develop into a longer-term opportunity for the right candidate. For candidates seeking a longer-term opportunity, the family are open to discussing an annualised salaried package, based on approximately 25 hours per week during term time and increased hours (around 35 hours per week) during the school holidays. This could be offered on either a live-in or live-out basis, with salary to be discussed depending on the agreed package.
Please note: Unfortunately, we are unable to provide sponsorship for any of our vacancies.
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