Added 5th October 2026
Classroom Support is recruiting a Part-Time SEN Teaching Assistant to support children with additional needs within a welcoming education setting in Southwark. Contributing to an inclusive classroom where pupils feel they belong. Your Approach Matters
You may already have experience as a SEN Teaching Assistant, Learning Support Assistant, Support Worker, Nursery Practitioner or Behaviour Mentor. Recognise when a child needs additional reassurance or support. You'll also have opportunities to learn from experienced education professionals and participate in relevant training and professional development. The opportunity to develop skills that could support your future progression within education and SEND. If you're looking for a part-time SEN Teaching Assistant opportunity in Southwark where you can develop your experience while keeping greater flexibility in your working week, Classroom Support would love to hear from you.
Added 24th September 2026
Students use the site for sports events, archaeological digs and ecology studies as well as being given the opportunity to grow fruit and vegetables and take part in vocational studies with the workshops and kitchen spaces.
Added 21st September 2026
We're working with a welcoming primary school looking for a TA who can provide dedicated support to pupils with Autism (ASC), ADHD and social, emotional and behavioural needs, while also helping lower-attaining children make progress across the curriculum. A strategy that works brilliantly with one pupil may achieve very little with another, so you'll need to listen to colleagues, get to know the children and be willing to change your approach. If you enjoy the variety of primary education and want a role where you can support children both individually and as part of the wider classroom, we'd like to hear from you.
Added 21st September 2026
You'll work alongside experienced education professionals, supporting children with a range of special educational needs and gaining practical insight into inclusive and specialist support. You do need to be genuinely interested in learning, comfortable working closely with children and able to respond calmly when a pupil needs a different approach. The Details
Location: Plaistow, East London
Contract: Full-Time
Pay: £95 per day
You'll join a supportive education setting where you'll have the opportunity to develop practical skills and gain valuable experience working directly with children with additional needs.
Added 21st September 2026
A welcoming and specialist SEN school in Chislehurst is looking for a dedicated Special Educational Needs Teaching Assistant to join its team and provide high-quality support to children with a range of learning difficulties, physical disabilities and complex additional needs. Use positive and consistent approaches to support engagement and behaviour. You'll need to know when a pupil needs encouragement, when they need reassurance, when they need additional structure and when giving them the opportunity to do something independently is the most valuable support you can provide. Can remain calm and reassuring when a pupil is distressed or struggling. You'll gain valuable experience working in a specialist SEN environment alongside experienced teachers, support staff and other professionals. Experience supporting children with a wide range of learning and physical needs. As a Special Educational Needs Teaching Assistant, you'll be there to provide that support - helping pupils develop the skills, confidence and independence they need to participate as fully as possible in school and beyond. A willingness to undertake relevant training and follow individual care and support plans. Safeguarding Statement
Classroom Support is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people.
Added 18th September 2026
Learning Support Assistant - SEN School | Margate
£95 - £100 per day - 8:30am-3:30pm - Monday-Friday - Term Time Only - Long-Term Supply
We are recruiting on behalf of a small, welcoming SEN school in Margate for a Learning Support Assistant to join their team on a long-term supply basis, with the opportunity to become permanent for the right person. The Role
As a Learning Support Assistant, you will support pupils both 1:1 and in small groups, helping them engage with learning and providing encouragement, structure and pastoral support. If you have experience supporting young people with SEN and are looking for a long-term opportunity within a small and supportive specialist school, we'd love to hear from you.
Added 18th September 2026
This is a hands-on and rewarding role for someone who wants to understand the individual child, recognise the barriers they face and provide the right level of support to help them progress. Speech, language and communication needs. Some pupils may have an Education, Health and Care Plan (EHCP) and require structured, targeted support throughout the school day. Observe progress and provide useful feedback to teachers and the SENCO. You'll need to know when a child needs encouragement, when they need structure, when they need reassurance and when giving them a little more independence is the right thing to do. Adapts their communication and approach to the individual. Knowledge or experience of ASC, ADHD, SEMH, speech and language needs, EHCPs or positive behaviour support would be particularly valuable. Access to professional development and training. As a Special Educational Needs Teaching Assistant, you'll be there for those moments - helping pupils build the skills and confidence that allow them to achieve more for themselves. Right to work in the UK. Safeguarding Statement:
Classroom Support is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people.
Added 18th September 2026
This is a hands-on and rewarding role for someone who wants to understand the individual child, recognise the barriers they face and provide the right level of support to help them progress. Speech, language and communication needs. Some pupils may have an Education, Health and Care Plan (EHCP) and require structured, targeted support throughout the school day. Observe progress and provide useful feedback to teachers and the SENCO. You'll need to know when a child needs encouragement, when they need structure, when they need reassurance and when giving them a little more independence is the right thing to do. Adapts their communication and approach to the individual. Knowledge or experience of ASC, ADHD, SEMH, speech and language needs, EHCPs or positive behaviour support would be particularly valuable. Valuable experience for anyone looking to progress within SEND, education, pastoral support or related professions. As a Special Educational Needs Teaching Assistant, you'll be there for those moments - helping pupils build the skills and confidence that allow them to achieve more for themselves.
