Job Description
Year 2 Teaching Assistant – Kensington and Chelsea
Are you a passionate Teaching Assistant looking to support pupils in Key Stage 1 within an Outstanding primary school?
An Outstanding primary school in Kensington and Chelsea, judged Outstanding by Ofsted in April 2024, is seeking a dedicated Year 2 Teaching Assistant to join their team. This is a fantastic opportunity for someone who enjoys working with young learners and wants to make a meaningful impact on pupils’ learning and development. Experience supporting pupils with Special Educational Needs (SEN) would be highly beneficial.
The Role – Year 2 Teaching Assistant
As a Year 2 Teaching Assistant, you will:
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Support the class teacher in delivering engaging lessons across the KS1 curriculum.
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Work with small groups and individual pupils to reinforce learning and boost confidence.
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Provide additional support for pupils who require extra help, including those with SEN.
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Help maintain a positive, inclusive and well-managed classroom environment.
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Assist with preparing resources and supporting day-to-day classroom organisation.
Why Join This School?
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Outstanding primary school with a strong reputation for inclusive education.
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Supportive and collaborative staff team.
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Opportunities to develop experience in SEN and intervention support.
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A positive school culture that prioritises staff wellbeing.
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Free breakfast and lunch provided every day.
The Ideal Candidate
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Experience working with children, ideally in a primary school setting.
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A patient, enthusiastic and proactive approach to supporting pupils.
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An interest or experience in supporting pupils with Special Educational Needs (SEN).
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Strong communication and teamwork skills.
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A genuine passion for helping children succeed.
If you are looking to develop your career as a Year 2 Teaching Assistant within an Outstanding primary school, we would love to hear from you.
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