Level 1 Teaching Assistant (Temp) – Lower KS2, may become permanent

About Summerfield Primary

At

Summerfield Primary, we are committed to helping all pupils thrive both in

learning and in life, overcoming any barriers that may stand in their way.

Every member of our staff team plays a key role in this mission.

We are

proud of our nurturing, holistic approach to education, which supports every

child's development. Our strong partnership with parents and carers helps

ensure children reach their full potential.

Everyone

in our school community follows our Ethos:

Respect – Care –

Potential

About the Role

We are seeking to appoint dedicated and enthusiastic

Teaching Assistants to join our supportive and welcoming team. Successful

candidates will work under the direction of teaching and senior staff to

support learning and development across the school, ensuring all pupils have

equal access to a safe and engaging learning environment.

This is an

exciting opportunity for individuals who are passionate about working with

children and supporting their educational and personal development. The role

involves working closely with teaching staff to promote inclusion, encourage

independence, and foster a positive and nurturing classroom atmosphere.

In

addition, the Upper Key Stage 2 permanent Teaching Assistant post will

also include supporting the school library team, assisting with the

organisation, maintenance, and promotion of reading and library resources to

encourage a love of reading across the school.

We particularly welcome applications

from candidates with experience of supporting pupils with Special Educational Needs and

Disabilities (SEND), although this is desirable rather than

essential.

The Successful Candidate’s Main Responsibilities are;

Supporting

teaching staff in the classroom to ensure access to learning for all pupils. Work

with individuals and small groups to promote learning, confidence and

independence. Supervise

and assist pupils, ensuring their safety, wellbeing, and participation in

activities. Attend

to pupils’ personal needs, including social, health, hygiene, and first aid

matters. Support

the implementation of learning programmes such as literacy, numeracy, and early

years activities. Prepare

and maintain classroom resources and assist with the display of pupils’ work. Promote

positive behaviour and support the school's behaviour policy. Undertake

general

administrative support, including photocopying, filing, and collecting

resources. Accompany

pupils on educational visits and residential visits where appropriate. Participate

in professional development, training, and performance reviews to continually

improve practice. Adhere

to all school and council policies, including safeguarding, health and safety,

equality, and data protection. (Permanent

post only) Support

the organisation and promotion of the school library to encourage