Teaching Assistant with Lunchtime Supervisor responsibilities

Teaching Assistant with Senior Lunchtime

supervisor responsibilities required at Christ Church Primary School, Burton on

Trent Required 1st

Sept 2026 (permanent contract) 35 hours 50 mins

per week (to include lunchtime supervisor cover) Grade 4 (£25,583 -

£25,989) pro rata term time only Join Our Christ

Church Family – Where Every Child LOVES to LEARN and LEARNS to LOVE Are you passionate

about making a real difference in the lives of young children? Do you want to

work in a warm, welcoming school that celebrates diversity and values every

pupil’s unique journey? Christ Church Primary School and Nursery is seeking a

dedicated Teaching Assistant with expertise in SEN and additional needs to join

our supportive team. This is a wonderful

opportunity to contribute to a school community where inclusion, care, and

high expectations are at the heart of everything we do. About Christ Church

Primary School and Nursery Christ Church is a warm, welcoming

1.5 form entry primary school and nursery located in Burton on Trent, serving a

richly diverse community. Our vision, “LOVE to LEARN and

LEARN to LOVE,” guides everything we do alongside our MASTER values. As part of

the Endeavour Multi Academy Trust, we strive to deliver excellence and

inclusion. About the Role As a Level 3 Teaching

Assistant with senior lunchtime responsibilities, you will be a vital part of

our team, helping children overcome barriers to learning and thrive both

academically and personally. Your role will include: Working under the guidance of teachers to support learning in the

classroom and, when needed, supervise classes for short-term, pre-planned

cover. Delivering structured support for pupils, including contributing

to Individual Education, Behaviour and Support plans and guided reading

sessions. Supporting teachers with planning, assessment and accurate

recording of pupil progress. Providing pastoral support; assist with pupils’ personal needs,

first aid and wellbeing practises. Accompanying pupils on visits and extracurricular activities and

help run out-of-class provision (breaks, lunchtimes) as required. Using ICT to support learning and help develop pupils’ confidence

with technology. Encouraging resilience, independence, and confidence in our pupils Contributing to the school’s high standards of behaviour and

achievement Working under the direction of the

Headteacher, organise and supervise the work of the supervisory assistants Supervising of children before, during and

after the school meal, This is a hands-on role where you will have direct impact on

pupils’ learning and wellbeing every day, offering a meaningful chance to

directly impact children’s lives and be part of a caring, forward-thinking

school community. About You We are looking for someone

who: Has a genuine passion for working with young children and

supporting their learning journeys Is patient, caring, and enthusiastic, with a positive and