Learning Support Assistant

Learning Support Assistant Salary: Pt 4-5 (FTE £25,914 - £26,312) Actual Salary £18,203.55- £18,483.13 Start date: ASAP Hours: 8:45am - 3:45pm, 32.5 hrs term time + insets (36.4 working weeks) Abbotsweld Primary Academy are looking for a Learning Support Assistant to join our successful team. The ideal candidate would be an effective role model that sets high expectations and motivates the pupils to achieve. Applicants must be enthusiastic and have excellent communication and interpersonal skills. Learning Support Assistants (LSA) would work alongside, and individually from class teachers. Essential requirements: Level 3 qualification (or currently working towards achieving) Ability to use ICT and learn new skills Working in partnership with specialist teacher to support pupils needs Additional benefits working at Abbotsweld Primary Academy: Additional 13 days school holidays Competitive salary  IT equipment relevant to the post An outstanding childcare facility (under 3 years) for NET staff at discounted rates A supportive team of leaders and staff Opportunities for growth and development A collaborative environment to work with colleagues across the trust Extensive CPD opportunities, with external courses for career development SENDCO network within the Trust  Working with a pastoral team, including a family liaison officer Membership of a generous pension scheme (Local Government Pension Scheme (LGPS) or Teacher Pension Scheme (TPS) National pay rates Flexible working opportunities Supportive special leave requests Abbotsweld Primary Academy offer a unique chance to be part of a friendly and supportive team. Being part of a primary cluster of nine schools, staff work in teams to share the responsibility for planning, with support from Trust subject leads and the Curriculum Director. High quality CPD is offered across the Trust. The school has a dedicated team that works hard to reach high standards in everything they do and this is further embedded through our successful relationships with parents, the local community and the other local schools within NET. At Abbotsweld we believe in the future development of our teachers to enable them to develop and progress their career. What Ofsted says about Abbotsweld Primary Academy: Leaders, including governors and trustees, have ensured that staff workload and wellbeing are prioritised. Leaders have worked to reduce unnecessary burdens on staff. Leaders and teachers have worked together with the multi-academy trust (MAT) to develop a high-quality curriculum. Teachers have high expectations of all pupils, including those with special educational needs and/or disabilities (SEND). Staff have regular training. They benefit from opportunities to work with other colleagues across the MAT to share expertise. Pupils demonstrate positive behaviour in lessons and around the school. Leaders have established a strong safeguarding cu