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TA with SEN or SEMH experience for RC primary Salford M6

Date posted : 06/06/18
£14000 - £18000 per annum

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Teaching assistant with SEN or SEMH experience needed for Roman Catholic primary school based in the Salford (M6) area.

Are you a Teaching Assistant with experience working with Key Stage 1 and Key stage 2 children with SEN and SEMH issues?

Do you want to work in a mainstream primary school helping children access the national curriculum?

Do you have considerable experience working with children with special educational needs?

A 'Good' primary school situated in the Salford (M6) area is currently seeking to appoint a Teaching Assistant starting in September 2018. The primary school is smaller than average and is looking for a TA who is able to promote a strong Roman Catholic ethos and can fit into their warm and inclusive school family.

The Idea candidate will have:

  • Experience working with children with SEN and SEMH issues.
  • Previously worked with KS1 and 2 classes.
  • Experience leading small groups and 1:1 interventions.
  • A confident and outgoing personality with commitment to working for the full year.

The school can offer you:

  • A friendly teaching environment that strives for excellence.
  • A genuine opportunity to make a difference.
  • Great facilities and equipment to implement creative learning.
  • Excellent opportunities for CPD courses for personal development.

Roman Catholic teaching assistants are encouraged to apply for this role however it is not essential as long as you are able promote a strong Roman Catholic ethos. The school also promotes a healthy and fun approach to life through extra curricular activities and candidates will be encouraged to embrace this 'whole life' approach.

This role starts on the 3rd September 2018 lasting the full academic year.

If you have the relevant skills and experiences required for the role and are interested in working in a mainstream school with SEN and SEMH children then please email your CV or call me on 0161 242 1792.

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