Reintegration Teaching Assistant
Listed on 2026-09-28
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Education / Teaching
Teacher Assistant/ Paraprofessional, Special Needs / Learning Disabilities, Special Education Assistant, School Counseling & Student Support
Position:
Respite and Reintegration Teaching Assistant
Location:
Redbridge
Salary: £22,123 - £22,439 per annum
Start date:
September 2026
Smart Teachers is working with a welcoming and inclusive secondary school in Outer London seeking to appoint a dedicated Respite and Reintegration Teaching Assistant to join its SEND and pastoral team.
This is an exciting opportunity for an enthusiastic individual who is passionate about supporting young people to overcome barriers to learning. The successful candidate will lead the school's Respite and Reintegration provision while also working as a Teaching Assistant, helping students successfully reintegrate into mainstream education and achieve positive outcomes. The role would also suit graduates considering a future career in teaching or educational support
The RoleAs a Respite and Reintegration Teaching Assistant, you will:
- Lead the day-to-day operation of the school's Respite and Reintegration provision.
- Support students returning from internal exclusion through mentoring and personalised intervention programmes.
- Deliver pastoral support and promote positive behaviour, attendance and engagement.
- Work closely with Heads of Year, SEND staff, senior leaders and external agencies to support student progress.
- Maintain accurate student records and contribute to monitoring outcomes.
- Support students within mainstream lessons, small group interventions and specialist SEND provision.
- Help teachers adapt learning and encourage students to develop confidence, independence and resilience.
- Build positive relationships with students, families and colleagues to support successful reintegration.
Our client is a successful and ambitious secondary school with a strong commitment to inclusion, student wellbeing and high-quality SEND provision. Staff work collaboratively to ensure every student receives the support they need to thrive academically, socially and emotionally. The school offers a supportive environment where professional development is valued and staff are encouraged to make a meaningful difference to young people's lives.
The Ideal CandidateThe successful candidate will:
- Have experience working with young people, particularly those with SEND, autism or additional learning needs (desirable).
- Be confident supporting students both in the classroom and through targeted interventions.
- Demonstrate excellent behaviour management and pastoral skills.
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