Job Title: EYFS Teaching Assistant with Lunchtime Duties
Location: Liverpool, Merseyside
Job Description
We are seeking a dedicated and caring EYFS Teaching Assistant with Lunchtime Duties to join a welcoming primary school in Liverpool, Merseyside.
This role offers the opportunity to support inclusive learning and contribute to a positive school environment within a friendly community setting. The successful candidate will work closely with pupils, staff, and parents to foster a nurturing atmosphere throughout the school day.
Key Responsibilities
- Supporting teachers in delivering high-quality, inclusive learning across the curriculum
- Working with individual pupils and small groups to help overcome barriers to learning
- Promoting positive behaviour, well-being, and strong relationships with pupils
- Supervising and supporting pupils during lunchtimes, encouraging safe play and social interaction
- Contributing to a calm, caring, and nurturing school environment throughout the day
- Assisting with additional responsibilities, such as HLTA duties, if interested and discussed at interview
Requirements & Qualifications
- A child-centred approach, with patience and enthusiasm for supporting young learners
- Effective communication skills with pupils, staff, and parents
- Ability to work well as part of a team and show initiative
- Understanding of safeguarding and pupil well-being
- Experience in EYFS is desirable but not essential, as training will be provided
- Mandatory compliance with an enhanced DBS check
Benefits & Work Environment
- Supportive and inclusive team environment that values professional development
- Opportunities for career progression, including HLTA roles
- The chance to make a meaningful difference in children’s lives every day
- Access to ongoing training and development through the trust
Vetro is an equal opportunities employer and decisions are made on merit alone.
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EYFS Teaching Assistant with Lunchtime Duties in Liverpool employer: Vetro Recruitment
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