About the role:
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Responsibility for assisting the class teacher
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Providing support with a range of abilities or SEN needs who may require additional help with their work in class, 1:1 or in small groups out of class
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Setting up equipment and preparing resources
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Looking after children’s pastoral needs
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Assisting in managing behaviour so children are well-behaved in line with the school's behaviour policy
Job requirements:
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Hold Level 2 or above in an education-related qualification
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Have an Enhanced DBS on the Update Service or be willing to obtain a new one
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Love working with children and helping them in their learning
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Have a good understanding of safeguarding within primary education
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Be caring, compassionate and have a positive, encouraging approach
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Have classroom experience in the age group you would like to work in
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Supply&Teach are committed to safeguarding, promoting the welfare of children and safer recruitment practice. All appointments will be subject to an enhanced DBS disclosure, including a Children’s barred list check and satisfactory referencing.​
You will receive:
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A tailored approach to the roles we offer you
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Complete flexibility of your work pattern
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Competitive rate of pay, paid weekly
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Paid directly by us (PAYE) rather than an umbrella company
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Assistance with interview preparation if you're applying for a long-term position
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Regular communication so you feel part of the team
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A donation to FareShare and Teach First plus a shopping voucher for you as part of our Refer a Friend programme
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Full time and part time temporary roles
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About us:
Supply&Teach is a teacher-run recruitment agency which is committed to recruiting and supporting the best supply teachers and teaching assistants so the children in the schools we serve continue to receive the best quality teaching even when their own class teacher or TA is not there.​
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We’re not like other agencies that promise the earth but fall somewhat short. We want to be honest and upfront because we are former teachers ourselves and feel educators deserve respect; we genuinely care about the people we employ and the schools we work with. Check out the testimonials page to see how these aims translate into how we treat our staff.
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