Teaching Assistants

part of the Bridge Trust   Email:    heidi.leggett@thebridgetrust.academy   Website:    https://thebridgetrust.academy/our-schools/fen-rivers/     Salary – Grade D5-6, £22,176.63 actual pa (£25,583 - £25,989 FTE)   Permanent   Part Time    35 hours per week (M-F)   Required for September 2026     Do you need flexibility in your working day/ working week – we will do what we can to accommodate?   Are you Neuro Diverse and wanting a workplace that understands?   Are you looking for an exciting new challenge?   Are you innovative and creative?   Do you have drive and ambition to be the best that you can be?   Do you enjoy really making a difference to children’s lives?   Would you like to be part of a team which supports you?   Come and have a coffee with us and find out more about us     Our story:   The Bridge Trust is a unique Multi Academy Trust which consists of five special schools, two mainstream schools, a Training & Development Service and an Outreach Service. We are an ambitious family of schools that embraces the individuality of everyone – children and adults. We acknowledge that learning can look different for different pupils and staff, and we look to change our approach to meet the needs of the individual.   The Bridge Fen Rivers is a therapeutic SEMH Special School offering full time education and therapeutic support to up to 82 children aged between 5 and 16 years old. Pupils are referred to the school by the local authority.  Fen Rivers, which is part of The Bridge Trust, provides young people with specialist education in order for them to progress and succeed in sustained education or employment. We do this through high-quality therapeutic teaching and learning, based on effective relationships, that enable the achievement of life skills and meaningful qualifications.  For more info, please visit our website:   https://thebridgetrust.academy/our-schools/fen-rivers/     We are recruiting for Teaching Assistants to:    Engage in interventions both in and out of lessons to foster effective participation of students in the social, behaviour and academic processes of the school.  Work with the team to implement behaviour management strategies and develop relationships with students who may be vulnerable and have complex needs.  Liaise with other agencies to ensure that student needs are fully met.  Support the teacher in the delivery of engaging and successful lessons.    In return, we can offer you:   Excellent professional development opportunities.  A support