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Ealing
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Less than £100 per day
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Primary
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Ealing
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Teaching Assistant role in Year 1 Class in Hounslow/EalingTeaching Personnel are looking for a Teaching Assistant who holds experience within Education, specifically in Primary, who is available on a
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West London PrimarySalary
£130 - 160 per day
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Hounslow
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Flexible Working
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£100 - £199 per day
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KS1 - Year 2
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Hounslow
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Qualified Primary Teacher- Part Time/Supply Salary: Matching M1-M6 ScaleHours: 8:15am to 3:15pm, Term Time OnlyA Primary School based in Hounslow is seeking a Part Time Teacher on a supply basisAs a p
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West London PrimarySalary
£120 - 150 per day
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Hounslow
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Part Time
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£100 - £199 per day
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KS1 - Year 2
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Hounslow
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Qualified Primary Teacher- Part Time (Mondays and Fridays) Salary: Matching M1-M6 ScaleHours: 8:15am to 3:15pm, Term Time OnlyA Primary School based in Hounslow is seeking a Part Time Teacher on Mond
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