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St Clere's Cooperative Academy Trust
Learning Support Assistant - Behaviour - Fixed Term 1 Year
based at; East Tilbury Primary School & Nursery
Princess Margaret Road, East Tilbury, RM18 8SB
Pay band 3 point 8-16 (Actual Salary Range £11,610-£13,988)
8.30 am-3.20pm Monday-Friday including 50 minute lunch break (Unpaid)
30 hours per week. Term Time only plus INSET days
Due to the expansion of our school we require a Learning Support Assistant with excellent behaviour management to work as part of the Pastoral Team.
The post will require support of children, aged 4-11 years within the school. You will need to be flexible, have enthusiasm, motivation, good communication skills and the ability to work with small groups on specific programmes if required.
This is an exciting opportunity for an inspirational Learning Support Assistant to take on a crucial role within our school.
The successful candidates will enable pupils with additional needs, including behaviour, to access learning through assisting them in understanding and managing their behaviour to enable them to become successful learners.
Are you:
· Passionate about the impact teaching and learning can have on improving life chances?
· Committed to delivering education of the highest standard for the most vulnerable children?
· A person with the drive to inspire and motivate pupils so that their socio-economic background is not a barrier to achievement?
· Creative and willing to develop a curriculum to meet individual needs?
The role will involve working under the guidance of the Pastoral Lead to support children across the school. You will manage and supervise pupil behaviour, record and report on this to the teachers and the SIMs system.
Application forms are available from
Email: hr@stcleres.coop
Telephone: Trina Hilliard - 01375 648936
Closing date: Friday 8th June 2018 Interview Date: TBC
Information about the School
Osborne Co-operative Academy Trust is a multi-academy trust (MAT) incorporated around the principles and values of the international co-operative movement. These are Equality, Equity, Democracy, Self-help, Self-Responsibility and Solidarity, along with the ethical values of openness, honesty, social responsibility and caring for others. These values and principles underpin all our actions.