SEN TA

Are you an empathetic, patient, and dedicated SEN Teaching Assistant looking for a deeply rewarding 1:1 support role? We are seeking a full-time, temporary Teaching Assistant to provide focused, individual support to a primary pupil within one of our welcoming partner schools across Preston
, starting this September 2026
.

This is a unique opportunity to build a meaningful connection and make a profound, immediate impact on a child's learning journey and personal growth.

The core focus of this position is to support one pupil across all areas of the primary curriculum. You will be responsible for implementing the child s Individual Education Plan (IEP) or Education, Health and Care Plan (EHCP), adapting classroom activities on the fly, and managing specific learning, communication, or emotional needs. Working closely alongside the class teacher and the school s SENCO, you will track progress, foster independence, and ensure the child feels fully included and valued in school life.

• Exclusive Access: Priority entry to temporary and permanent roles across Lancashire primary schools.

• Hassle-Free Payroll: Free payroll service with zero umbrella charges-we follow direct PAYE.

• Complete App Convenience: Online availability management and access to all bookings at the click of a button.

• Professional Growth: Free career advice, online training, and Safeguarding Level 1 & 2 courses.

• Consultant Support: Personalized guidance to edit, draft, and rebrand your CV to maximize application success.

• Full Financial & Legal Protections: Free pension service ( Now Pensions ), AWR period threshold reviews, and full DBS/application assistance.

• Provide tailored 1:1 support throughout the school day across all areas of the curriculum.

• Deliver targeted intervention sessions and prepare bespoke learning and sensory resources.

• Assist the pupil in navigating social, emotional, and unstructured situations (e.g., break times, assemblies).

• Help monitor, record, and track the pupil s progress, behavior, and daily milestones.

• Maintain clear communication and collaborate closely with the class teacher, SENCO, external therapists, and parents.

• Serve as a positive role model, fostering independence and confidence in the pupil.

• Experience: Proven track record supporting primary-aged children with SEN (e.g., Autism Spectrum Disorder, ADHD, communication difficulties, or global delay).

• Skills: Excellent communication, emotional resilience, and a creative, adaptable supporting style.

• Behaviour Management: Comfortable and confident using positive reinforcement and de-escalation techniques.

• Qualifications: Level 2 or Level 3 Teaching Assistant qualification (or equivalent SEN training).

If you are ready to take on this focused and impactful role in Preston, we would love to hear from you!