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Learning Support Assistant | SEMH School | Boys Aged 11-16 | Immediate Start | Competitive Pay

We are delighted to partner with a specialist SEMH (Social, Emotional, and Mental Health) school for boys aged 11-16, where respect, belief, and achievement are at the heart of everything they do.

This is an exciting opportunity for a Learning Support Assistant to make a meaningful difference by supporting students on their personal and academic journeys.

Our Values:

• Respect the Journey: Foster positive relationships with students, grounded in mutual respect and shared interests such as sports, games, and gaming.

• Believe in Possibilities: Inspire students to believe in themselves, their abilities, and their potential to grow.

• Achieve Together: Build a strong sense of community, celebrate teamwork, and recognise achievements, both big and small.

The Role:

• Provide tailored support to students with SEMH needs, helping them engage positively in their learning.

• Assist in creating a safe, supportive environment where students can regulate their behaviour and thrive.

• Support students’ academic, social, and emotional development, encouraging personal growth.

• Build trust-based relationships through shared interests, such as sports, gaming, music, fitness, outdoor activities, horse riding, or sailing.

• A genuine passion for supporting young people with SEMH needs.

• Strong communication skills and the ability to form meaningful, positive relationships with students.

• Previous experience in a similar role is desirable but not essential.

• A commitment to professional development and ongoing learning., * Level 2 Teaching Assistant qualification (or equivalent) – desirable but not essential.

• GCSEs in English and Maths.

• A minimum of 1 year’s experience working with children.

• Up-to-date safeguarding training issued within the last year (or a willingness to complete).

Eligibility Requirements:

• Right to Work in the UK.

• Enhanced DBS certificate on the update service (or willingness to process a new one).

• Two professional references, ideally related to working with children.