Key Stage 3 Intervention Tutor - Literacy and Numeracy at Longdean School

About this Role

Longdean School

Key Stage 3 Intervention Tutor
-Literacy and Numeracy

Salary: £26745 (H6 + fringe, pro rata)

37 hours per week - Permanent

Start date:
January 2027

Longdean are seeking an enthusiastic and dedicated Higher Level Teaching Assistant (HLTA) to lead targeted catch-up intervention for Key Stage 3 students who are currently working belowage-related expectations in Maths and English.

This is an exciting opportunity to make agenuine, measurable difference to the outcomes of some of our most vulnerable learners, within a school that is fully committed to supporting you in therole.

Longdean School is a good school(Ofsted, March 2025), and we're not resting there. We live our values of Pride,Perseverance, Ambition and Respect through all of our work; we teach and prepare our young people to have resilience and confidence, to accept and respond to challenges, to build an enduring passion for learning, and to become independent thinkers with respect for themselves and others - and we need aHead of Mathematics who shares these values and is ambitious for all in our community.

We strive for excellence by teaching and preparing our young people to have confidence, to accept and respond to challenges, to have an enduring passion for learning and to become independent thinkers with respect for themselves and others.

About the Role:

• Deliver short-term, high-impact intervention strategies designed to close gaps in Maths and English for KS3 students identified as behind their peers
• Work from your own fully resourced intervention classroom, with a dedicated budget to ensure resources remain upto date and responsive to students' needs
• Benefit from close, ongoing support and guidance from the Lead of KS3 Maths and the Lead of KS3 English, who will helpshape and quality-assure your intervention programmes
• Work in close partnership with the SEND teamto ensure a joined-up approach - so that students with additional needs do notfall between the gaps of "SEND support" and "catch-up"provision
• Track student progress and adjust intervention groupings and strategies based on evidence of impact
• Be fully integrated into the life of theschool, working as part of a wider team of teachers, TAs, and pastoral staff rather than in isolation

What we offer:

• A personalised package of support and training, including HLTA-specific CPD and subject-focused guidance fromexperienced curriculum leads
• Your own fully resourced intervention classroom, located within the Maths and English departments, providing an idealbase for high-quality small-group and 1:1 teaching
• A collaborative, well-supported working environment with regular contact with subject leads and the SEND team
• The opportunity to shape and develop theschool's KS3 catch-up provision, with the autonomy to develop the role alongside KS3 Leads and respond to current research and evidence to ensure the greatest possible impact on learning
• A genuinely rewarding role with visible,short-term impact on student outcomes

What we'relooking for:

• HLTA status (or working towards, with willingness to complete accreditation)
• Experience supporting students who are behindage-related expectations in Maths and/or English at KS3
• A strong understanding of, or willingness tolearn, evidence-based catch-up and intervention strategies
• Excellent communication and relationship-building skills, with the ability to work effectively across departments (Maths, English, SEND, pastoral)
• A genuine passion for ensuring every student- including those with additional needs - gets the support they need to succeed
• Resilience, flexibility, and asolutions-focused approach to working with students who may have gaps in confidence as well as attainment

Key Relationships:

Lead of KS3 Maths

Curriculum guidance, intervention content, identification of students; progress monitoring

Lead of KS3 English

Curriculum guidance, intervention content, identification of students; progress monitoring

SEND Team

Joint planning to ensure no student falls between SEND and catch-up provision

Class/Subject Teachers

Referrals, shared tracking of student progress

Longdean School is proud to work within Scholars' Education Trust.

Diversity:
Scholars' Education Trust is fully committed to the principles of equal opportunity, diversity and inclusion. We want to attract and retain the very beststaff in all areas of the trust, ensuring our staff body reflects the diversity of our students and local community.

If you have any questions, please contact HRat [email protected] or on

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