teaching assistant - asc, adhd and trauma..

• Exceptional Setting: Our school is nestled on 23 acres of beautiful West Sussex countryside, offering a unique and stimulating learning environment. Enjoy access to excellent sporting facilities, an extensive Forest Schools programme, and state-of-the-art equipment that supports learning across the school.
• A Supportive Team: We are proud of our highly trained and experienced staff team, dedicated to providing the best possible care and education for our pupils.
• Holistic Support: We specialize in supporting pupils with Autism, ADHD, and Trauma, as well as those with Social Emotional and Mental Health (SEMH) difficulties and other SEN conditions.
• Building Confidence and Success: Whatever stage of learning our pupils are at when they arrive academically, our team works hard to motivate and engage them, helping them to re-engage and start to enjoy learning again.
• Achieving Goals: All of our pupils take GCSE examinations, and we have achieved a 100% pass rate for the past six consecutive years.
• Preparing for the Future: At 16, pupils join our Post-16 provision where they learn vocational and academic qualifications to enable them to become work-ready and employable.

What You'll Do:

• Provide support to students in the classroom: Assist teachers with lessons, provide individualised support, and help create a positive learning environment.
• Collaborate with the class teacher: Work closely with the teacher to implement personalized learning plans and ensure each student's needs are met.
• Support students with a range of needs: Provide help with activities, behaviour management, and personal care as required.
• Create a positive and encouraging atmosphere: Promote a sense of safety, belonging, and well-being.
• Learn and grow: We are committed to ongoing professional development and will support you with training and qualifications, including QTS and HLTA opportunities.

Ideal Candidates:

• Have a genuine passion for working with children with special educational needs.
• Are patient, caring, and enthusiastic about supporting learners.
• Have experience working in education, children's homes, or EYFS (desirable).
• Have experience with Picture Exchange Communication Systems (PECs) or other communication tools for non-verbal learners (desirable).
• Have experience with speech & language or BSL (desirable).

Benefits:

* Term-time only contract.
* Competitive salary.
* Access to a beautiful and unique setting, with a strong sense of community.
* The opportunity to work in a supportive and collaborative environment.
* A comprehensive training programme to develop your skills.
* A chance to learn from experienced professionals and make a real difference.

Essential Requirements:

* A valid DBS check.
* A full driving licence (preferred).

If you are passionate about supporting children with special needs and want to be part of a dedicated and thriving team, we encourage you to apply!

To Apply:

Please contact Claire Watson at claire.watson@randstad.co.uk or call Claire on 01293 527416.

Ready to make a difference? Join our team!