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Early Years Teaching Assistant required - Part-Time!

Date posted : 26/03/19
£240 - £400 per week

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Experienced TA required for a Early Years class - School in Weybridge, Surrey.

An opportunity to join an incredible school based in Weybridge, Surrey. The opportunity will start after the Easter holidays and will continue throughout the year.

School and Role Details: The school itself has had a brand new building for the EY learners and is dedicated to providing the best opportunity for all of its learners. The faciltities at the school are excellent and provide the opportunity for all pupils to develop and excel. Teachers are encouraged to be creative within their teaching and provide a memorable experience. The school has a very supportive head teacher who supports staff and takes great pride in the school itself.

The Head is seeking to appoint a strong Reception practitioner to join her thriving team. You will teach a bright class of learners (max 20) who are eager to learn. The role also offers the right candidate potential for TLR's and various other opportunities for personal and professional development.

Requirements:

  • Recognised childcare qualification (NVQ L3 IN EARLY YEARS)
  • Relevant Reception (EYFS) teaching experience
  • Ambition for career development
  • High expectations for all students and the determination to help all children succeed
  • The willingness to immerse themselves in all aspects of the school, extra curricular etc

This Primary school is renowned for its hard work and commitment to the development of their young learners. The school aims to provide a safe and stimulating working environment for both learners and staff as well as maintain high expectations for behaviour. The school works close with families, relatives, peers and tends to have an open door policy, updating parents on children's progress. This transparent method of working provides an exciting opportunity for the right candidate to not only progress their learners but also individually.

If you a feel you are suited for the role above then please call me today to discuss further - Josie Stanton 0118 327 1585 - jo

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