Job Description
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We are seeking a caring and motivated individual who is passionate about supporting children to reach their potential. The successful applicant will be asked to work 1:1 with children in our Reception class, supporting a range of needs relating to SEMH, Autism and Global Delay. A background in this area is desirable, although not essential. Full training in all aspects of the child's needs will be given.
Applicants should be:
• Educated to at least GCSE level C or above in Maths and English
• Kind, caring and patient
• Flexible within role, prepared to take on tasks as directed by the Class Teacher
• A team player able to adapt to the needs of the child and the school
What we can offer:
• A welcoming and inclusive school where every individual is valued
• Full training to cover all aspects of the role
• A friendly and supportive team of staff
Information about the School
Dear Candidate
Thank you for your interest in the position in our school.
St Andrew’s CE Primary School is situated in the village of North Weald, close to Epping. There are currently 361 pupils, age 4 – 11 years on roll plus a pre-school with 16 places for 3 to 4 year olds. The majority of our pupils live in the village of North Weald.
Class teachers are supported by a very experienced team of Learning Support Assistants, and HLTAs who also take on additional responsibilities within the school. We have an experienced SEND team who provide invaluable support for our children.
At St Andrews we are very proud of our inclusive, Christian ethos. We Believe in Friendship, Inspire Courage and Achieve Confidence.
Our last Ofsted inspection, in July 2023, judged our school as continuing to be Good in all areas. Whilst our website is very informative and will give you a flavour of our school, I would welcome visits to see the school in action.
I hope that you decide to apply for this position.
When you complete your application please address the areas in the person specification closely.
I look forward to hearing from you.
Katie Henson, Headteacher