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SEN Teacher - Cornwall Sen-school
SEN School school in Cornwall • Full Time
3 Sep - 18 Dec 2026
SEN Teacher – Post-16 / Alternative Provision Location: Redruth, Cornwall Working Days: Monday to Friday 9.15am - 4.30pm Contract: On-going Start Date: September 2026 About the Role We are seeking a committed, adaptable and experienced SEN Teacher to support young people aged 16–23 within a specialist education and alternative provision setting in Redruth. The successful candidate will deliver a Level 1 programme in Skills for Employment, Training and Personal Development, helping learners develop the essential skills, confidence and independence they need to progress towards further education, training, employment and adulthood. The role will involve supporting learners within our alternative provision setting, working with young people who have a range of additional needs. There may also be the opportunity to provide home tuition through our EOTAS (Education Otherwise Than At School) provision, supporting learners who are unable to access a traditional educational setting. This is an excellent opportunity for a teacher who is passionate about working with young people who may have experienced barriers to education and who can provide a patient, flexible and individualised approach to learning. Key Responsibilities Plan and deliver engaging and appropriately differentiated Level 1 lessons in Skills for Employment, Training and Personal Development. Support learners within an alternative provision environment, adapting teaching to meet individual needs. Develop learners' employability, independence, communication and personal development skills. Provide a flexible and nurturing approach to support young people with SEN, SEMH and other barriers to learning. Adapt teaching strategies and resources to meet a range of individual needs, including autism, learning difficulties and social, emotional and mental health needs. Assess, monitor and record learner progress, providing regular feedback. Contribute to and implement EHCP targets, Individual Education Plans and personalised learning programmes. Promote positive behaviour, engagement and emotional wellbeing. Build positive and trusting relationships with learners. Work collaboratively with teaching assistants, support staff, SENCOs, families and external professionals. Support learners to develop the confidence and skills required for their next steps in education, training or employment. Essential Requirements The successful candidate must have experience of working with young people with SEN, SEMH and those accessing alternative provision. You will also need: Qualified Teacher Status (QTS) or equivalent. Proven experience supporting young people with special educational needs. Experience working with learners with SEMH needs and/or within an alternative provision setting. A good understanding of the challenges faced by young people who may struggle to access mainstream education. Experience of adapting and differentiating learning to meet individual needs. Strong classroom management and behaviour support skills. A patient, calm, flexible and student-centred approach. The ability to build strong, positive relationships with young people. Good understanding of safeguarding and inclusive educational practice. The ability to work effectively as part of a wider multidisciplinary team. Desirable Experience Experience teaching or supporting learners within post-16, FE, alternative provision or specialist education. Experience delivering employability, vocational, life skills or personal development programmes. Knowledge and understanding of EHCP processes and outcomes-focused planning. Experience providing one-to-one or home tuition. Understanding of EOTAS provision. Experience supporting young people to prepare for employment, further education or independent living. What We Offer A rewarding opportunity to make a genuine difference to young people's lives. The opportunity to work within a specialist and supportive educational environment. A varied role working across post-16, alternative provision and potentially EOTAS home tuition. The opportunity to support young people who may have struggled within traditional education settings. A collaborative team environment. Professional development and opportunities to expand your SEN and alternative provision experience. Apply Now If you are an experienced SEN Teacher with a strong understanding of SEN, SEMH and alternative provision, and you are passionate about helping young people develop the skills and confidence they need for their future, we would love to hear from you. Start date: ASAP – apply today!…SEN Teacher – Post-16 / Alternative Provision Location: Redruth, Cornwall Working Days: Monday to Friday 9.15am - 4.30pm Contract: On-going Start Date: September 2026 About the Role We are seeking a committed, adaptable and experienced SEN Teacher to support young people aged 16–23 within a specialist education and alternative provision setting in Redruth. The successful candidate will deliver a Level 1 programme in Skills for Employment, Training and Personal Development, helping learners develop the essential skills, confidence and independence they need to progress towards further education, training, employment and adulthood. The role will involve supporting learners within our alternative provision setting, working with young people who have a range of additional needs. There may also be the opportunity to provide home tuition through our EOTAS (Education Otherwise Than At School) provision, supporting learners who are unable to access a traditional educational setting. This is an excellent opportunity for a teacher who is passionate about working with young people who may have experienced barriers to education and who can provide a patient, flexible and individualised approach to learning. Key Responsibilities Plan and deliver engaging and appropriately differentiated Level 1 lessons in Skills for Employment, Training and Personal Development. Support learners within an alternative provision environment, adapting teaching to meet individual needs. Develop learners' employability, independence, communication and personal development skills. Provide a flexible and nurturing approach to support young people with SEN, SEMH and other barriers to learning. Adapt teaching strategies and resources to meet a range of individual needs, including autism, learning difficulties and social, emotional and mental health needs. Assess, monitor and record learner progress, providing regular feedback. Contribute to and implement EHCP targets, Individual Education Plans and personalised learning programmes. Promote positive behaviour, engagement and emotional wellbeing. Build positive and trusting relationships with learners. Work collaboratively with teaching assistants, support staff, SENCOs, families and external professionals. Support learners to develop the confidence and skills required for their next steps in education, training or employment. Essential Requirements The successful candidate must have experience of working with young people with SEN, SEMH and those accessing alternative provision. You will also need: Qualified Teacher Status (QTS) or equivalent. Proven experience supporting young people with special educational needs. Experience working with learners with SEMH needs and/or within an alternative provision setting. A good understanding of the challenges faced by young people who may struggle to access mainstream education. Experience of adapting and differentiating learning to meet individual needs. Strong classroom management and behaviour support skills. A patient, calm, flexible and student-centred approach. The ability to build strong, positive relationships with young people. Good understanding of safeguarding and inclusive educational practice. The ability to work effectively as part of a wider multidisciplinary team. Desirable Experience Experience teaching or supporting learners within post-16, FE, alternative provision or specialist education. Experience delivering employability, vocational, life skills or personal development programmes. Knowledge and understanding of EHCP processes and outcomes-focused planning. Experience providing one-to-one or home tuition. Understanding of EOTAS provision. Experience supporting young people to prepare for employment, further education or independent living. What We Offer A rewarding opportunity to make a genuine difference to young people's lives. The opportunity to work within a specialist and supportive educational environment. A varied role working across post-16, alternative provision and potentially EOTAS home tuition. The opportunity to support young people who may have struggled within traditional education settings. A collaborative team environment. Professional development and opportunities to expand your SEN and alternative provision experience. Apply Now If you are an experienced SEN Teacher with a strong understanding of SEN, SEMH and alternative provision, and you are passionate about helping young people develop the skills and confidence they need for their future, we would love to hear from you. Start date: ASAP – apply today!
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Posted about 20 hours ago
SEN Teaching Assistant - Cornwall Sen-school
SEN School school in Cornwall • Full Time
3 Sep - 18 Dec 2026
Job Title: 1:1 Specialist Support Assistant Location: Redruth, Cornwall - Community Hub & Alternative Provision Hours: 5 days a week 09:15 – 16:30 Start Date: ASAP on-going - Perm roles available! Daily rate: £105 per day About the Role We are working with a community-focused provision dedicated to social support, crisis intervention, and local development. While the hub buzzes with everything from job clubs to community allotments, they have a specific, vital opening for a Specialist Teaching Assistant to provide 1:1 support for one of their high-needs SEND learners. This isn’t a standard classroom role. You will be working within a vibrant, trauma-informed environment that focuses on the "whole person." Your mission is to help a learner with complex needs engage with our programs, navigate their day safely, and build the skills they need for a brighter future. Key Responsibilities Specialist 1:1 Support: Provide dedicated, constant support to a high-needs learner, ensuring their safety and engagement in educational and social activities. Behaviour Management: Confidently manage challenging behavior using positive, proactive strategies. PBS/PBM Implementation: Use your professional training to implement Positive Behaviour Support plans, focusing on de-escalation and understanding the "why" behind the behavior. Mentoring: Build a trusting relationship that helps the learner access our wider community services—from life skills and cooking to wellbeing sessions. Collaboration: Work closely with our community coaches and SENCO to track progress and adjust support strategies. Essential Requirements: Proven Experience: You must have a solid background working with children or young people with high SEND needs and challenging behavior. Certified Training: You must be PBS (Positive Behaviour Support) or PBM (Proactive Behaviour Management) trained. Resilience: The ability to remain calm, composed, and empathetic in high-pressure situations. Adaptability: Comfortable working across different settings, from a learning room to a community allotment or local hub.…Job Title: 1:1 Specialist Support Assistant Location: Redruth, Cornwall - Community Hub & Alternative Provision Hours: 5 days a week 09:15 – 16:30 Start Date: ASAP on-going - Perm roles available! Daily rate: £105 per day About the Role We are working with a community-focused provision dedicated to social support, crisis intervention, and local development. While the hub buzzes with everything from job clubs to community allotments, they have a specific, vital opening for a Specialist Teaching Assistant to provide 1:1 support for one of their high-needs SEND learners. This isn’t a standard classroom role. You will be working within a vibrant, trauma-informed environment that focuses on the "whole person." Your mission is to help a learner with complex needs engage with our programs, navigate their day safely, and build the skills they need for a brighter future. Key Responsibilities Specialist 1:1 Support: Provide dedicated, constant support to a high-needs learner, ensuring their safety and engagement in educational and social activities. Behaviour Management: Confidently manage challenging behavior using positive, proactive strategies. PBS/PBM Implementation: Use your professional training to implement Positive Behaviour Support plans, focusing on de-escalation and understanding the "why" behind the behavior. Mentoring: Build a trusting relationship that helps the learner access our wider community services—from life skills and cooking to wellbeing sessions. Collaboration: Work closely with our community coaches and SENCO to track progress and adjust support strategies. Essential Requirements: Proven Experience: You must have a solid background working with children or young people with high SEND needs and challenging behavior. Certified Training: You must be PBS (Positive Behaviour Support) or PBM (Proactive Behaviour Management) trained. Resilience: The ability to remain calm, composed, and empathetic in high-pressure situations. Adaptability: Comfortable working across different settings, from a learning room to a community allotment or local hub.
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Posted about 20 hours ago
SEN Teaching Assistant - Cornwall Sen-school
SEN School school in Cornwall • Full Time
3 Sep - 18 Dec 2026
Early Years SEN Teaching Assistant Location: Penzance area, Cornwall Job Type: Full-time, ongoing Hours: Monday to Friday, 8:30am – 3:30pm Contract: Term time only About the Role We are looking for a caring, enthusiastic and dedicated Early Years SEN Teaching Assistant to join a specialist SEN school in the Penzance area. This is a fantastic opportunity for someone who is passionate about supporting young children with special educational needs and helping them reach their full potential. You will work as part of a supportive classroom team, providing tailored support to pupils and helping create a safe, nurturing and engaging learning environment. The role is full-time, Monday to Friday, 8:30am – 3:30pm, term time only, and is ongoing. Key Responsibilities Supporting children in the Early Years setting with a range of special educational needs. Providing one-to-one and small-group support as directed by the class teacher. Helping pupils access learning activities and develop their communication, social and emotional skills. Supporting children with their personal care and daily routines where required. Encouraging positive behaviour and helping children develop independence. Creating a safe, calm and inclusive learning environment. Working closely with teachers and other members of the support team to meet individual pupil needs. Following individual education plans and other strategies put in place to support pupils. Building positive and trusting relationships with children. Contributing to the wider life of the school and supporting school activities where appropriate. About You The ideal candidate will be: Passionate about working with young children and supporting their development. Caring, patient, resilient and nurturing. Confident working with children who have additional or complex needs. Able to build positive relationships with pupils and staff. Calm and consistent when managing challenging situations. A strong team player with excellent communication skills. Reliable, enthusiastic and committed to making a difference. Previous experience working within an SEN, Early Years, nursery or school setting is highly desirable. Relevant qualifications such as Level 2/3 Early Years, Childcare or Supporting Teaching and Learning would be advantageous, although relevant experience will also be considered. What the Role Offers Full-time hours, Monday to Friday. 8:30am – 3:30pm, term time only. Ongoing work within a specialist SEN school. The opportunity to make a genuine difference to children's lives and development. A supportive and welcoming school environment. The chance to develop your experience working with children with additional needs. If you are passionate about Early Years and want to make a positive difference to children with SEN, we would love to hear from you.…Early Years SEN Teaching Assistant Location: Penzance area, Cornwall Job Type: Full-time, ongoing Hours: Monday to Friday, 8:30am – 3:30pm Contract: Term time only About the Role We are looking for a caring, enthusiastic and dedicated Early Years SEN Teaching Assistant to join a specialist SEN school in the Penzance area. This is a fantastic opportunity for someone who is passionate about supporting young children with special educational needs and helping them reach their full potential. You will work as part of a supportive classroom team, providing tailored support to pupils and helping create a safe, nurturing and engaging learning environment. The role is full-time, Monday to Friday, 8:30am – 3:30pm, term time only, and is ongoing. Key Responsibilities Supporting children in the Early Years setting with a range of special educational needs. Providing one-to-one and small-group support as directed by the class teacher. Helping pupils access learning activities and develop their communication, social and emotional skills. Supporting children with their personal care and daily routines where required. Encouraging positive behaviour and helping children develop independence. Creating a safe, calm and inclusive learning environment. Working closely with teachers and other members of the support team to meet individual pupil needs. Following individual education plans and other strategies put in place to support pupils. Building positive and trusting relationships with children. Contributing to the wider life of the school and supporting school activities where appropriate. About You The ideal candidate will be: Passionate about working with young children and supporting their development. Caring, patient, resilient and nurturing. Confident working with children who have additional or complex needs. Able to build positive relationships with pupils and staff. Calm and consistent when managing challenging situations. A strong team player with excellent communication skills. Reliable, enthusiastic and committed to making a difference. Previous experience working within an SEN, Early Years, nursery or school setting is highly desirable. Relevant qualifications such as Level 2/3 Early Years, Childcare or Supporting Teaching and Learning would be advantageous, although relevant experience will also be considered. What the Role Offers Full-time hours, Monday to Friday. 8:30am – 3:30pm, term time only. Ongoing work within a specialist SEN school. The opportunity to make a genuine difference to children's lives and development. A supportive and welcoming school environment. The chance to develop your experience working with children with additional needs. If you are passionate about Early Years and want to make a positive difference to children with SEN, we would love to hear from you.
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Posted about 20 hours ago
SEN Teaching Assistant - Cornwall Sen-school
SEN School school in Cornwall • Full Time
3 Sep - 18 Dec 2026
SEN Teaching Assistant Location: Saltash, Cornwall Salary: £19,353 per annum (£25,987 FTE) Hours: Monday to Friday, 8:30am – 4:00pm Contract: Full-time, term time only Potential for permanent contract The Role We are currently looking for enthusiastic, caring and committed SEN Teaching Assistants to join an independent SEN school in Saltash. The school provides a supportive and nurturing environment for children and young people aged 4–16 with a range of additional needs. As a SEN Teaching Assistant, you will work closely with teachers and the wider support team to help pupils feel safe, supported and able to achieve their full potential. You will provide both educational and pastoral support, adapting your approach to meet the individual needs of each pupil. The Pupils The school supports children and young people with a range of additional needs, including: Autism ADHD Complex needs Communication needs Sensory needs Social, emotional and behavioural needs Every pupil is an individual, so the role requires patience, flexibility and a willingness to adapt your approach to suit different learning and communication styles. Key Responsibilities Supporting pupils on a 1:1 basis or within small groups Assisting teachers with classroom activities and learning Supporting pupils with their communication, social and emotional development Helping pupils to manage sensory needs and regulate their emotions Encouraging independence and confidence Supporting positive behaviour and helping pupils develop appropriate coping strategies Providing a calm, consistent and nurturing approach Helping pupils access the curriculum and participate in school activities Building positive and trusting relationships with pupils Working closely with teachers, SEN staff and other professionals Following individual support plans and contributing to pupils' development Promoting a safe, inclusive and positive learning environment About You We are looking for someone who is: Caring, patient and empathetic Passionate about supporting children and young people with additional needs Calm and resilient, particularly when supporting pupils with complex needs Able to build positive relationships with children and young people Flexible and willing to adapt to different situations A good communicator and team player Reliable, enthusiastic and committed Able to follow individualised support strategies and work as part of a wider team Previous experience working with SEN, autism or complex needs would be highly desirable, although candidates with transferable experience and the right attitude will also be considered. What the School Offers Full-time, Monday to Friday working hours Term-time only working A supportive and welcoming school environment The opportunity to make a genuine difference to children's lives Experience working with a range of additional needs Opportunities for professional development Potential to secure a permanent contract for the right candidate If you are passionate about supporting children with additional needs and are looking for a rewarding role where no two days are the same, we would love to hear from you…SEN Teaching Assistant Location: Saltash, Cornwall Salary: £19,353 per annum (£25,987 FTE) Hours: Monday to Friday, 8:30am – 4:00pm Contract: Full-time, term time only Potential for permanent contract The Role We are currently looking for enthusiastic, caring and committed SEN Teaching Assistants to join an independent SEN school in Saltash. The school provides a supportive and nurturing environment for children and young people aged 4–16 with a range of additional needs. As a SEN Teaching Assistant, you will work closely with teachers and the wider support team to help pupils feel safe, supported and able to achieve their full potential. You will provide both educational and pastoral support, adapting your approach to meet the individual needs of each pupil. The Pupils The school supports children and young people with a range of additional needs, including: Autism ADHD Complex needs Communication needs Sensory needs Social, emotional and behavioural needs Every pupil is an individual, so the role requires patience, flexibility and a willingness to adapt your approach to suit different learning and communication styles. Key Responsibilities Supporting pupils on a 1:1 basis or within small groups Assisting teachers with classroom activities and learning Supporting pupils with their communication, social and emotional development Helping pupils to manage sensory needs and regulate their emotions Encouraging independence and confidence Supporting positive behaviour and helping pupils develop appropriate coping strategies Providing a calm, consistent and nurturing approach Helping pupils access the curriculum and participate in school activities Building positive and trusting relationships with pupils Working closely with teachers, SEN staff and other professionals Following individual support plans and contributing to pupils' development Promoting a safe, inclusive and positive learning environment About You We are looking for someone who is: Caring, patient and empathetic Passionate about supporting children and young people with additional needs Calm and resilient, particularly when supporting pupils with complex needs Able to build positive relationships with children and young people Flexible and willing to adapt to different situations A good communicator and team player Reliable, enthusiastic and committed Able to follow individualised support strategies and work as part of a wider team Previous experience working with SEN, autism or complex needs would be highly desirable, although candidates with transferable experience and the right attitude will also be considered. What the School Offers Full-time, Monday to Friday working hours Term-time only working A supportive and welcoming school environment The opportunity to make a genuine difference to children's lives Experience working with a range of additional needs Opportunities for professional development Potential to secure a permanent contract for the right candidate If you are passionate about supporting children with additional needs and are looking for a rewarding role where no two days are the same, we would love to hear from you
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Posted 2 days ago
SEN Teaching Assistant - Cornwall Primary
Primary school in Cornwall • Part Time
3 Sep - 18 Dec 2026
Summary: We are seeking a dedicated Part-Time Primary Teaching Assistant to support our vibrant and inclusive primary school community in Cornwall. This role is integral to our mission of fostering a nurturing environment where every child can thrive academically, socially, and emotionally. Working on Thursdays and Fridays, the successful candidate will contribute to the delivery of high-quality education in line with our school's values of respect, kindness, and excellence. This is an excellent opportunity for someone passionate about supporting young learners and committed to our ethos of personalised and holistic education. Key Responsibilities: - Provide one-to-one support for individual pupils, including those with special educational needs, ensuring they can access the curriculum effectively and confidently. - Assist class teachers with the planning and delivery of lessons, activities, and resources that reflect the school's child-centred approach. - Support the development of pupils’ social and emotional well-being, promoting positive behaviour and fostering a safe, caring environment. - Contribute to the organisation and supervision of classroom activities, ensuring a stimulating and inclusive learning space. - Support the implementation of personalised learning plans and behavioural strategies that align with the school's values of respect and inclusivity. - Monitor and record pupils’ progress and behaviour, providing feedback to teachers to inform ongoing planning and assessment. - Assist with the preparation of classroom resources and materials that support differentiated learning. - Uphold the school's ethos by promoting positive relationships, encouraging independence, and respecting individual differences. Why Join Zen Educate? At Zen Educate, we understand the importance of work-life balance for teachers and teaching assistants. Whether you are looking for better pay, more flexibility in your schedule, or hands-on support to help you find the right role, we are here to support you every step of the way. Join our platform today and let us help you take the next step in your career.…Summary: We are seeking a dedicated Part-Time Primary Teaching Assistant to support our vibrant and inclusive primary school community in Cornwall. This role is integral to our mission of fostering a nurturing environment where every child can thrive academically, socially, and emotionally. Working on Thursdays and Fridays, the successful candidate will contribute to the delivery of high-quality education in line with our school's values of respect, kindness, and excellence. This is an excellent opportunity for someone passionate about supporting young learners and committed to our ethos of personalised and holistic education. Key Responsibilities: - Provide one-to-one support for individual pupils, including those with special educational needs, ensuring they can access the curriculum effectively and confidently. - Assist class teachers with the planning and delivery of lessons, activities, and resources that reflect the school's child-centred approach. - Support the development of pupils’ social and emotional well-being, promoting positive behaviour and fostering a safe, caring environment. - Contribute to the organisation and supervision of classroom activities, ensuring a stimulating and inclusive learning space. - Support the implementation of personalised learning plans and behavioural strategies that align with the school's values of respect and inclusivity. - Monitor and record pupils’ progress and behaviour, providing feedback to teachers to inform ongoing planning and assessment. - Assist with the preparation of classroom resources and materials that support differentiated learning. - Uphold the school's ethos by promoting positive relationships, encouraging independence, and respecting individual differences. Why Join Zen Educate? At Zen Educate, we understand the importance of work-life balance for teachers and teaching assistants. Whether you are looking for better pay, more flexibility in your schedule, or hands-on support to help you find the right role, we are here to support you every step of the way. Join our platform today and let us help you take the next step in your career.
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Posted 3 days ago
SEN Teaching Assistant - Cornwall Sen-school
SEN School school in Cornwall • Full Time
3 Sep - 18 Dec 2026
SEN Teaching Assistant – Full Time Location: St Austell, Cornwall Hours: Monday – Friday, Full Time Contract: Temporary on-going with the opportunity to become permanent Are you an experienced and passionate SEN Teaching Assistant looking for a rewarding full-time opportunity in the St Austell area? We are currently looking for a dedicated SEN Teaching Assistant to join a supportive and inclusive school environment. This is a fantastic opportunity for someone who is passionate about supporting children and young people with additional needs and wants to make a genuine difference to their education and development. The Role As an SEN Teaching Assistant, you will work closely with teachers and other members of staff to provide tailored support to pupils with a range of special educational needs. You will help create a safe, positive and engaging learning environment where every pupil is supported to reach their full potential. Your responsibilities will include: Providing one-to-one and small-group support to pupils with SEN. Supporting pupils both academically and with their social, emotional and behavioural development. Assisting with classroom activities and adapting learning to meet individual needs. Building positive and trusting relationships with pupils. Supporting pupils with their communication, confidence and independence. Working closely with teaching staff and other professionals to ensure pupils receive consistent support. Helping to maintain a calm, safe and inclusive learning environment. Supporting pupils with their individual learning and development plans. About You The successful candidate will: Have previous experience working with children or young people with SEN. Be patient, compassionate and understanding. Have a genuine passion for supporting children with additional needs. Be confident working both independently and as part of a wider team. Have excellent communication and interpersonal skills. Be adaptable and able to respond positively to different needs and situations. Be committed to helping every pupil achieve their potential. Why Apply? Full-time, Monday to Friday role. Opportunity to secure a permanent position following a successful temporary placement. Work within a supportive and inclusive school environment. Opportunity to make a real difference to the lives of children with additional needs. Ongoing support from our team throughout your placement. If you have SEN experience and are looking for a rewarding opportunity in the St Austell area, we would love to hear from you!…SEN Teaching Assistant – Full Time Location: St Austell, Cornwall Hours: Monday – Friday, Full Time Contract: Temporary on-going with the opportunity to become permanent Are you an experienced and passionate SEN Teaching Assistant looking for a rewarding full-time opportunity in the St Austell area? We are currently looking for a dedicated SEN Teaching Assistant to join a supportive and inclusive school environment. This is a fantastic opportunity for someone who is passionate about supporting children and young people with additional needs and wants to make a genuine difference to their education and development. The Role As an SEN Teaching Assistant, you will work closely with teachers and other members of staff to provide tailored support to pupils with a range of special educational needs. You will help create a safe, positive and engaging learning environment where every pupil is supported to reach their full potential. Your responsibilities will include: Providing one-to-one and small-group support to pupils with SEN. Supporting pupils both academically and with their social, emotional and behavioural development. Assisting with classroom activities and adapting learning to meet individual needs. Building positive and trusting relationships with pupils. Supporting pupils with their communication, confidence and independence. Working closely with teaching staff and other professionals to ensure pupils receive consistent support. Helping to maintain a calm, safe and inclusive learning environment. Supporting pupils with their individual learning and development plans. About You The successful candidate will: Have previous experience working with children or young people with SEN. Be patient, compassionate and understanding. Have a genuine passion for supporting children with additional needs. Be confident working both independently and as part of a wider team. Have excellent communication and interpersonal skills. Be adaptable and able to respond positively to different needs and situations. Be committed to helping every pupil achieve their potential. Why Apply? Full-time, Monday to Friday role. Opportunity to secure a permanent position following a successful temporary placement. Work within a supportive and inclusive school environment. Opportunity to make a real difference to the lives of children with additional needs. Ongoing support from our team throughout your placement. If you have SEN experience and are looking for a rewarding opportunity in the St Austell area, we would love to hear from you!
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Posted 3 days ago
General Cover and Year 3 SEN Teaching Assistant - Cornwall Primary
Primary school in Cornwall • Full Time
3 Sep - 18 Dec 2026
Summary: We are seeking a dedicated and compassionate Primary Teaching Assistant to join our vibrant team at our primary school in Cornwall. This full-time role offers the opportunity to work closely with children to support their academic and personal development in line with our school's ethos of fostering a nurturing, inclusive, and high-quality learning environment. The successful candidate will primarily support Year 3 pupils during the mornings and provide specialised SEND support in Year 6 during the afternoons. Experience with SEN is preferred, but a genuine commitment to supporting children’s individual needs is essential. The role is suitable for individuals who are eager to contribute to a school community that values kindness, respect, and a personalised approach to learning. Key Responsibilities: - Provide classroom support to Year 3 pupils during morning sessions, assisting with lesson activities and ensuring a positive learning environment in line with the school’s inclusive ethos. - Support the teacher in implementing differentiated activities that meet the diverse needs of pupils, promoting independence and confidence. - Deliver targeted SEND support to Year 6 pupils in the afternoons, tailoring interventions to individualised learning plans to help pupils achieve their potential. - Assist with behavioural management strategies that reflect the school’s values of respect and kindness, maintaining a nurturing atmosphere. - Support the development of social and emotional skills among pupils, encouraging positive interactions and inclusion. - Contribute to the preparation of learning resources and classroom organisation to facilitate effective teaching and learning. - Collaborate with teaching staff to monitor pupils’ progress and support their ongoing development. - Uphold the school’s commitment to safeguarding and promote the well-being of all pupils at all times. Why Join Zen Educate? At Zen Educate, we understand the importance of work-life balance for teachers and teaching assistants. Whether you are looking for better pay, more flexibility in your schedule, or hands-on support to help you find the right role, we are here to support you every step of the way. Join our platform today and let us help you take the next step in your career.…Summary: We are seeking a dedicated and compassionate Primary Teaching Assistant to join our vibrant team at our primary school in Cornwall. This full-time role offers the opportunity to work closely with children to support their academic and personal development in line with our school's ethos of fostering a nurturing, inclusive, and high-quality learning environment. The successful candidate will primarily support Year 3 pupils during the mornings and provide specialised SEND support in Year 6 during the afternoons. Experience with SEN is preferred, but a genuine commitment to supporting children’s individual needs is essential. The role is suitable for individuals who are eager to contribute to a school community that values kindness, respect, and a personalised approach to learning. Key Responsibilities: - Provide classroom support to Year 3 pupils during morning sessions, assisting with lesson activities and ensuring a positive learning environment in line with the school’s inclusive ethos. - Support the teacher in implementing differentiated activities that meet the diverse needs of pupils, promoting independence and confidence. - Deliver targeted SEND support to Year 6 pupils in the afternoons, tailoring interventions to individualised learning plans to help pupils achieve their potential. - Assist with behavioural management strategies that reflect the school’s values of respect and kindness, maintaining a nurturing atmosphere. - Support the development of social and emotional skills among pupils, encouraging positive interactions and inclusion. - Contribute to the preparation of learning resources and classroom organisation to facilitate effective teaching and learning. - Collaborate with teaching staff to monitor pupils’ progress and support their ongoing development. - Uphold the school’s commitment to safeguarding and promote the well-being of all pupils at all times. Why Join Zen Educate? At Zen Educate, we understand the importance of work-life balance for teachers and teaching assistants. Whether you are looking for better pay, more flexibility in your schedule, or hands-on support to help you find the right role, we are here to support you every step of the way. Join our platform today and let us help you take the next step in your career.
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Posted 10 days ago
SEN Teaching Assistant in ARB - Cornwall Primary
Primary school in Cornwall • Part Time
3 Sep - 18 Dec 2026
Summary: We are seeking a dedicated and compassionate Primary Teaching Assistant to join our team on a part-time basis, working three days a week within our Camelford Area Resource Base (ARB). This specialist provision, embedded within Camelford Primary School in Cornwall, is committed to delivering an inclusive and supportive environment tailored to pupils with diverse additional needs, including Autism Spectrum Disorder, epilepsy, complex needs, and learning disabilities. The role is integral to our ethos of fostering a nurturing, respectful, and inclusive community where every child is valued and empowered to reach their full potential. The position is available immediately and is term-time only, aligning with the school’s commitment to providing stable, consistent support for our pupils. Key Responsibilities: Supporting children in the ARB by implementing personalised programmes that meet their individual needs in accordance with their EHCPs, including behaviour management, communication support, and sensory strategies. Assisting with the delivery of the specialist curriculum while ensuring pupils’ safety and well-being within the classroom and during outdoor activities. Supervising and supporting pupils during playtimes, lunchtime, and whole-school activities to promote social inclusion alongside their mainstream peers. Assisting with personal care routines, including use of ceiling tracking hoists and fully equipped bathroom facilities, ensuring dignity and respect at all times. Collaborating with class teachers, specialists, and families to support the development of pupils’ independence, communication, and social skills. Supporting pupils to access inclusive activities within the school’s broad curriculum, including participation in assemblies, lessons, and community events. Maintaining a safe, stimulating, and positive environment to promote pupils’ engagement and development. Contributing to the ongoing monitoring and recording of pupils’ progress and behaviour to inform personalised support plans. Why Join Zen Educate? At Zen Educate, we understand the importance of work-life balance for teachers and teaching assistants. Whether you are looking for better pay, more flexibility in your schedule, or hands-on support to help you find the right role, we are here to support you every step of the way. Join our platform today and let us help you take the next step in your career.…Summary: We are seeking a dedicated and compassionate Primary Teaching Assistant to join our team on a part-time basis, working three days a week within our Camelford Area Resource Base (ARB). This specialist provision, embedded within Camelford Primary School in Cornwall, is committed to delivering an inclusive and supportive environment tailored to pupils with diverse additional needs, including Autism Spectrum Disorder, epilepsy, complex needs, and learning disabilities. The role is integral to our ethos of fostering a nurturing, respectful, and inclusive community where every child is valued and empowered to reach their full potential. The position is available immediately and is term-time only, aligning with the school’s commitment to providing stable, consistent support for our pupils. Key Responsibilities: Supporting children in the ARB by implementing personalised programmes that meet their individual needs in accordance with their EHCPs, including behaviour management, communication support, and sensory strategies. Assisting with the delivery of the specialist curriculum while ensuring pupils’ safety and well-being within the classroom and during outdoor activities. Supervising and supporting pupils during playtimes, lunchtime, and whole-school activities to promote social inclusion alongside their mainstream peers. Assisting with personal care routines, including use of ceiling tracking hoists and fully equipped bathroom facilities, ensuring dignity and respect at all times. Collaborating with class teachers, specialists, and families to support the development of pupils’ independence, communication, and social skills. Supporting pupils to access inclusive activities within the school’s broad curriculum, including participation in assemblies, lessons, and community events. Maintaining a safe, stimulating, and positive environment to promote pupils’ engagement and development. Contributing to the ongoing monitoring and recording of pupils’ progress and behaviour to inform personalised support plans. Why Join Zen Educate? At Zen Educate, we understand the importance of work-life balance for teachers and teaching assistants. Whether you are looking for better pay, more flexibility in your schedule, or hands-on support to help you find the right role, we are here to support you every step of the way. Join our platform today and let us help you take the next step in your career.
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Posted 11 days ago
SEN Teaching Assistant - Cornwall Primary
Primary school in Cornwall • Part Time
3 Sep - 23 Oct 2026
Summary: We are seeking a dedicated Primary Teaching Assistant to join our welcoming primary school community in Cornwall. This role is integral to supporting the school's inclusive ethos, ensuring that every child receives the personalised support they need to thrive academically, socially, and emotionally. Working on a part-time basis, the successful candidate will collaborate closely with teachers and specialists to deliver targeted assistance to pupils, particularly within SEN provision. This position offers an opportunity to contribute to a nurturing environment aligned with the school's values of respect, kindness, and individualised education. The role is available to commence as soon as possible, with hours to be confirmed. Key Responsibilities: - Provide individualised support to pupils with special educational needs (SEN), including 1:1 assistance for pupils requiring additional help, ensuring their needs are met in accordance with their Education, Health and Care Plans. - Support the planning and delivery of tailored learning activities that align with the school's inclusive approach, fostering a positive and accessible learning environment. - Assist class teachers with organising resources, setting up activities, and managing behaviour to maintain a calm, respectful classroom atmosphere. - Monitor and assess pupils’ progress, providing feedback to teachers to inform ongoing support strategies. - Promote pupils’ social and emotional development through positive interaction and encouragement, supporting their overall well-being. - Contribute to the safeguarding and welfare of pupils in line with school policies, ensuring a safe and supportive environment for all. - Participate in team meetings and training sessions to continually develop understanding of inclusive practices and SEN support. Why Join Zen Educate? At Zen Educate, we understand the importance of work-life balance for teachers and teaching assistants. Whether you are looking for better pay, more flexibility in your schedule, or hands-on support to help you find the right role, we are here to support you every step of the way. Join our platform today and let us help you take the next step in your career.…Summary: We are seeking a dedicated Primary Teaching Assistant to join our welcoming primary school community in Cornwall. This role is integral to supporting the school's inclusive ethos, ensuring that every child receives the personalised support they need to thrive academically, socially, and emotionally. Working on a part-time basis, the successful candidate will collaborate closely with teachers and specialists to deliver targeted assistance to pupils, particularly within SEN provision. This position offers an opportunity to contribute to a nurturing environment aligned with the school's values of respect, kindness, and individualised education. The role is available to commence as soon as possible, with hours to be confirmed. Key Responsibilities: - Provide individualised support to pupils with special educational needs (SEN), including 1:1 assistance for pupils requiring additional help, ensuring their needs are met in accordance with their Education, Health and Care Plans. - Support the planning and delivery of tailored learning activities that align with the school's inclusive approach, fostering a positive and accessible learning environment. - Assist class teachers with organising resources, setting up activities, and managing behaviour to maintain a calm, respectful classroom atmosphere. - Monitor and assess pupils’ progress, providing feedback to teachers to inform ongoing support strategies. - Promote pupils’ social and emotional development through positive interaction and encouragement, supporting their overall well-being. - Contribute to the safeguarding and welfare of pupils in line with school policies, ensuring a safe and supportive environment for all. - Participate in team meetings and training sessions to continually develop understanding of inclusive practices and SEN support. Why Join Zen Educate? At Zen Educate, we understand the importance of work-life balance for teachers and teaching assistants. Whether you are looking for better pay, more flexibility in your schedule, or hands-on support to help you find the right role, we are here to support you every step of the way. Join our platform today and let us help you take the next step in your career.
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Posted 16 days ago
Level 3 Nursery Class Teaching Assistant - Cornwall Primary
Primary school in Cornwall • Full Time
7 Sep - 23 Oct 2026
Summary: We are seeking a dedicated and compassionate Nursery Teaching Assistant with a Level 3 qualification or higher to join our vibrant primary school community in Cornwall. This full-time role runs until October half-term, covering sick leave, and offers an excellent opportunity to support the development of young learners during a pivotal stage of their education. Our school is committed to fostering a nurturing, inclusive, and inspiring environment where every child is valued and encouraged to reach their full potential. The successful candidate will embody our ethos of respect, collaboration, and excellence, ensuring each child receives personalised support that promotes their growth, confidence, and independence. Working within our committed team, you will contribute to creating a positive and stimulating learning environment aligned with the school's values and educational approach. Key Responsibilities: - Lead small group activities for children aged 3-4, supporting their social, emotional, and academic development in accordance with the school's inclusive ethos. - Provide individualised support to pupils as directed by the class teacher, ensuring their needs are met and they are actively engaged in learning. - Assist in the preparation and organisation of classroom resources and learning materials to facilitate effective teaching and foster a stimulating environment. - Support the implementation of classroom routines and behaviour management strategies that promote a respectful, caring, and positive atmosphere. - Supervise children during indoor and outdoor activities, ensuring their safety and well-being at all times. - Contribute to creating a welcoming, inclusive, and nurturing classroom environment that reflects the school's core values of kindness, respect, and collaboration. - Work closely with teaching staff to monitor, assess, and record children’s progress and behaviour, providing feedback to support their individual development. - Support the school’s commitment to personalised learning by adapting activities to meet individual needs and encouraging independence among pupils. Why Join Zen Educate? At Zen Educate, we understand the importance of work-life balance for teachers and teaching assistants. Whether you are looking for better pay, more flexibility in your schedule, or hands-on support to help you find the right role, we are here to support you every step of your way. Join our platform today and let us help you take the next step in your career.…Summary: We are seeking a dedicated and compassionate Nursery Teaching Assistant with a Level 3 qualification or higher to join our vibrant primary school community in Cornwall. This full-time role runs until October half-term, covering sick leave, and offers an excellent opportunity to support the development of young learners during a pivotal stage of their education. Our school is committed to fostering a nurturing, inclusive, and inspiring environment where every child is valued and encouraged to reach their full potential. The successful candidate will embody our ethos of respect, collaboration, and excellence, ensuring each child receives personalised support that promotes their growth, confidence, and independence. Working within our committed team, you will contribute to creating a positive and stimulating learning environment aligned with the school's values and educational approach. Key Responsibilities: - Lead small group activities for children aged 3-4, supporting their social, emotional, and academic development in accordance with the school's inclusive ethos. - Provide individualised support to pupils as directed by the class teacher, ensuring their needs are met and they are actively engaged in learning. - Assist in the preparation and organisation of classroom resources and learning materials to facilitate effective teaching and foster a stimulating environment. - Support the implementation of classroom routines and behaviour management strategies that promote a respectful, caring, and positive atmosphere. - Supervise children during indoor and outdoor activities, ensuring their safety and well-being at all times. - Contribute to creating a welcoming, inclusive, and nurturing classroom environment that reflects the school's core values of kindness, respect, and collaboration. - Work closely with teaching staff to monitor, assess, and record children’s progress and behaviour, providing feedback to support their individual development. - Support the school’s commitment to personalised learning by adapting activities to meet individual needs and encouraging independence among pupils. Why Join Zen Educate? At Zen Educate, we understand the importance of work-life balance for teachers and teaching assistants. Whether you are looking for better pay, more flexibility in your schedule, or hands-on support to help you find the right role, we are here to support you every step of your way. Join our platform today and let us help you take the next step in your career.
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Posted 22 days ago
Nursery Class Teaching Assistant - Cornwall Primary
Primary school in Cornwall • Full Time
1 Sep - 18 Dec 2026
Summary: We are seeking a dedicated and passionate Primary Teaching Assistant to join our vibrant team at Penryn Primary School in Cornwall. Committed to fostering a nurturing and inclusive environment, our school values personalised learning, community engagement, and the holistic development of every child. As a Level 3 EYFS Qualified Nursery Teaching Assistant, you will play a vital role in supporting our early years provision, working closely with teachers to ensure children flourish academically, socially, and emotionally. This full-time position offers an exciting opportunity to contribute to a school that upholds high standards of care and education, aligning with our ethos of inspiring confident, curious learners. The role is available to start immediately and will run on a full-time basis. Key Responsibilities: - Support the planning and delivery of a stimulating, child-centred curriculum within the Early Years Foundation Stage, ensuring activities are tailored to individual needs and interests. - Assist in the daily organisation and management of the nursery environment to create a safe, welcoming, and engaging space for young learners. - Provide one-to-one and group support to children, particularly those with additional needs, to promote their development and participation in all activities. - Foster positive relationships with children, parents, and colleagues, contributing to a collaborative team environment that reflects the school’s inclusive ethos. - Support the assessment and documentation of children's progress, assisting in the creation of personalised learning plans and reports. - Supervise children during playtime, mealtime, and other daily routines, ensuring their safety and well-being at all times. - Contribute to the implementation of behaviour management strategies consistent with the school’s values, promoting kindness, respect, and resilience. - Support the delivery of extra-curricular activities and school events, encouraging children to explore new interests and develop their skills. - Uphold the school’s commitment to safeguarding and promote the welfare of all children, adhering to school policies and procedures at all times. Why Join Zen Educate? At Zen Educate, we understand the importance of work-life balance for teachers and teaching assistants. Whether you are looking for better pay, more flexibility in your schedule, or hands-on support to help you find the right role, we are here to support you every step of the way. Join our platform today and let us help you take the next step in your career.…Summary: We are seeking a dedicated and passionate Primary Teaching Assistant to join our vibrant team at Penryn Primary School in Cornwall. Committed to fostering a nurturing and inclusive environment, our school values personalised learning, community engagement, and the holistic development of every child. As a Level 3 EYFS Qualified Nursery Teaching Assistant, you will play a vital role in supporting our early years provision, working closely with teachers to ensure children flourish academically, socially, and emotionally. This full-time position offers an exciting opportunity to contribute to a school that upholds high standards of care and education, aligning with our ethos of inspiring confident, curious learners. The role is available to start immediately and will run on a full-time basis. Key Responsibilities: - Support the planning and delivery of a stimulating, child-centred curriculum within the Early Years Foundation Stage, ensuring activities are tailored to individual needs and interests. - Assist in the daily organisation and management of the nursery environment to create a safe, welcoming, and engaging space for young learners. - Provide one-to-one and group support to children, particularly those with additional needs, to promote their development and participation in all activities. - Foster positive relationships with children, parents, and colleagues, contributing to a collaborative team environment that reflects the school’s inclusive ethos. - Support the assessment and documentation of children's progress, assisting in the creation of personalised learning plans and reports. - Supervise children during playtime, mealtime, and other daily routines, ensuring their safety and well-being at all times. - Contribute to the implementation of behaviour management strategies consistent with the school’s values, promoting kindness, respect, and resilience. - Support the delivery of extra-curricular activities and school events, encouraging children to explore new interests and develop their skills. - Uphold the school’s commitment to safeguarding and promote the welfare of all children, adhering to school policies and procedures at all times. Why Join Zen Educate? At Zen Educate, we understand the importance of work-life balance for teachers and teaching assistants. Whether you are looking for better pay, more flexibility in your schedule, or hands-on support to help you find the right role, we are here to support you every step of the way. Join our platform today and let us help you take the next step in your career.
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Posted 28 days ago
Reception SEN Teaching Assistant - Cornwall Sen-school
SEN School school in Cornwall • Full Time
3 Sep - 18 Dec 2026
SEN Teaching Assistant – Early Years / Reception Location: Saltash area Salary: £19,353 per annum (FTE £25,987) Hours: Full time, 8:30am – 4:00pm, term time only Contract: Temporary to Permanent opportunity We are currently recruiting for a caring and dedicated SEN Teaching Assistant to join a specialist SEN school in the Saltash area. This is a fantastic opportunity for a passionate individual to support children within an Early Years / Reception setting, helping them to develop their confidence, independence and communication skills in a nurturing environment. The successful candidate will work closely with teaching staff and the wider support team to provide tailored support for children with a range of additional needs, including children who are non-verbal and require a high level of care and assistance throughout the school day. Key Responsibilities: - Supporting children within the Early Years / Reception classroom environment - Providing 1:1 and small group support to pupils with complex SEN needs - Encouraging communication, engagement and independence through structured activities - Supporting children with personal care needs, including changing nappies and assisting with toileting routines. - Helping pupils access learning activities through play-based and sensory approaches - Supporting children’s emotional wellbeing and helping them feel safe and included - Working alongside teachers, therapists and other support staff to implement individual learning and care plan - Promoting positive behaviour and creating a calm, supportive learning environment The Ideal Candidate: - Experience working with children or young people with SEN is desirable, but not essential - A caring, patient and compassionate approach - Comfortable supporting children with personal care needs - Confident working with children who may be non-verbal or have complex communication needs - A willingness to learn and develop within a specialist education setting - A positive attitude and commitment to making a difference in children’s lives What’s on Offer: Full-time hours: 8:30am – 4:00pm, Monday to Friday Term-time only working pattern Temporary to permanent opportunity for the right candidate Competitive salary of £19,353 per year (FTE £25,987) The opportunity to join a supportive and rewarding SEN school environment Ongoing professional development and support If you are passionate about supporting children with additional needs and want to make a meaningful impact within an Early Years setting, we would love to hear from you. Please call Sian on 01872 279810 or email sian.davies@zeneducate.com…SEN Teaching Assistant – Early Years / Reception Location: Saltash area Salary: £19,353 per annum (FTE £25,987) Hours: Full time, 8:30am – 4:00pm, term time only Contract: Temporary to Permanent opportunity We are currently recruiting for a caring and dedicated SEN Teaching Assistant to join a specialist SEN school in the Saltash area. This is a fantastic opportunity for a passionate individual to support children within an Early Years / Reception setting, helping them to develop their confidence, independence and communication skills in a nurturing environment. The successful candidate will work closely with teaching staff and the wider support team to provide tailored support for children with a range of additional needs, including children who are non-verbal and require a high level of care and assistance throughout the school day. Key Responsibilities: - Supporting children within the Early Years / Reception classroom environment - Providing 1:1 and small group support to pupils with complex SEN needs - Encouraging communication, engagement and independence through structured activities - Supporting children with personal care needs, including changing nappies and assisting with toileting routines. - Helping pupils access learning activities through play-based and sensory approaches - Supporting children’s emotional wellbeing and helping them feel safe and included - Working alongside teachers, therapists and other support staff to implement individual learning and care plan - Promoting positive behaviour and creating a calm, supportive learning environment The Ideal Candidate: - Experience working with children or young people with SEN is desirable, but not essential - A caring, patient and compassionate approach - Comfortable supporting children with personal care needs - Confident working with children who may be non-verbal or have complex communication needs - A willingness to learn and develop within a specialist education setting - A positive attitude and commitment to making a difference in children’s lives What’s on Offer: Full-time hours: 8:30am – 4:00pm, Monday to Friday Term-time only working pattern Temporary to permanent opportunity for the right candidate Competitive salary of £19,353 per year (FTE £25,987) The opportunity to join a supportive and rewarding SEN school environment Ongoing professional development and support If you are passionate about supporting children with additional needs and want to make a meaningful impact within an Early Years setting, we would love to hear from you. Please call Sian on 01872 279810 or email sian.davies@zeneducate.com
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Posted 30 days ago
Hlta - Cornwall Pupil-referral-unit
Pupil Referral Unit school in Cornwall • Full Time
3 Sep - 18 Dec 2026
Summary: We are seeking a dedicated Teaching Assistant to join our esteemed school in Cornwall, committed to providing a nurturing and inclusive environment where every child’s unique needs are recognised and supported. This full-time role is integral to our mission of fostering a community that values diversity, resilience, and individual growth. As part of our team, you will work closely with teachers, SENCOs, and external agencies to deliver tailored support to pupils within our pupil-referral unit, ensuring they access meaningful learning experiences aligned with our ethos of respect, empathy, and excellence. The position is available immediately and offers the opportunity to make a tangible difference in the lives of vulnerable young people. Key Responsibilities: - Provide individualised support to pupils within the referral unit, assisting with their learning, behaviour management, and emotional wellbeing in accordance with personalised care plans. - Support teachers in the delivery of curriculum activities, ensuring adaptations are made to meet the diverse needs of pupils. - Assist with the implementation of behaviour management strategies, maintaining a calm and positive environment conducive to learning. - Support pupils in developing social and emotional skills, promoting their confidence and independence in line with the school’s values. - Contribute to the creation and maintenance of a safe, inclusive, and caring learning environment that reflects the school’s ethos of respect and understanding. - Collaborate with colleagues, external professionals, and families to support the holistic development of pupils and to ensure consistency in their care and education. - Supervise pupils during breaks, excursions, and other activities, upholding the school’s commitment to safeguarding and wellbeing. - Keep accurate records of pupil progress, behaviour, and support provided, contributing to reviews and planning meetings. - Participate in ongoing professional development to enhance skills in special educational needs and behaviour management, supporting the school’s ethos of continuous improvement and reflective practice. …Summary: We are seeking a dedicated Teaching Assistant to join our esteemed school in Cornwall, committed to providing a nurturing and inclusive environment where every child’s unique needs are recognised and supported. This full-time role is integral to our mission of fostering a community that values diversity, resilience, and individual growth. As part of our team, you will work closely with teachers, SENCOs, and external agencies to deliver tailored support to pupils within our pupil-referral unit, ensuring they access meaningful learning experiences aligned with our ethos of respect, empathy, and excellence. The position is available immediately and offers the opportunity to make a tangible difference in the lives of vulnerable young people. Key Responsibilities: - Provide individualised support to pupils within the referral unit, assisting with their learning, behaviour management, and emotional wellbeing in accordance with personalised care plans. - Support teachers in the delivery of curriculum activities, ensuring adaptations are made to meet the diverse needs of pupils. - Assist with the implementation of behaviour management strategies, maintaining a calm and positive environment conducive to learning. - Support pupils in developing social and emotional skills, promoting their confidence and independence in line with the school’s values. - Contribute to the creation and maintenance of a safe, inclusive, and caring learning environment that reflects the school’s ethos of respect and understanding. - Collaborate with colleagues, external professionals, and families to support the holistic development of pupils and to ensure consistency in their care and education. - Supervise pupils during breaks, excursions, and other activities, upholding the school’s commitment to safeguarding and wellbeing. - Keep accurate records of pupil progress, behaviour, and support provided, contributing to reviews and planning meetings. - Participate in ongoing professional development to enhance skills in special educational needs and behaviour management, supporting the school’s ethos of continuous improvement and reflective practice.
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Posted about 1 month ago
Hlta - Cornwall Sen-school
SEN School school in Cornwall • Full Time
3 Sep - 18 Dec 2026
Summary: We are seeking a dedicated and compassionate HLTA to join a school in Cornwall. This full-time role is integral to supporting our commitment to providing a nurturing, inclusive environment where every learner can flourish. Working within our specialist provision for students with social, emotional, and mental health needs (SEMH), the successful candidate will contribute to our ethos of fostering resilience, independence, and personalised learning. This position offers an opportunity to make a meaningful difference to the lives of young people across both primary and secondary phases, supporting their holistic development in line with the school’s values of respect, kindness, and perseverance. The role is expected to commence in September, with a full-time schedule aligned to the school’s academic calendar. Key Responsibilities: - Support the delivery of individualised learning programmes tailored to the needs of students with SEMH, ensuring they are able to access the curriculum effectively and safely. - Assist class teachers and other staff in managing behaviour and creating a positive, calm learning environment that promotes emotional well-being. - Provide 1:1 support to students who require additional assistance, promoting their independence and confidence. - Help implement personalised behaviour management strategies and de-escalation techniques in accordance with school policies. - Support students with their social and emotional development through positive interactions and reinforcement of behavioural expectations. - Contribute to the preparation of learning materials and resources to support lesson delivery and student engagement. - Monitor and record student progress, behaviour, and well-being, providing feedback to teachers and the wider team to inform planning. - Foster a supportive and inclusive atmosphere where students feel valued, respected, and safe. - Work collaboratively with colleagues to ensure a consistent approach to behaviour management and pastoral care. - Uphold the school’s ethos of creating a nurturing environment that celebrates individual differences and encourages resilience and independence. …Summary: We are seeking a dedicated and compassionate HLTA to join a school in Cornwall. This full-time role is integral to supporting our commitment to providing a nurturing, inclusive environment where every learner can flourish. Working within our specialist provision for students with social, emotional, and mental health needs (SEMH), the successful candidate will contribute to our ethos of fostering resilience, independence, and personalised learning. This position offers an opportunity to make a meaningful difference to the lives of young people across both primary and secondary phases, supporting their holistic development in line with the school’s values of respect, kindness, and perseverance. The role is expected to commence in September, with a full-time schedule aligned to the school’s academic calendar. Key Responsibilities: - Support the delivery of individualised learning programmes tailored to the needs of students with SEMH, ensuring they are able to access the curriculum effectively and safely. - Assist class teachers and other staff in managing behaviour and creating a positive, calm learning environment that promotes emotional well-being. - Provide 1:1 support to students who require additional assistance, promoting their independence and confidence. - Help implement personalised behaviour management strategies and de-escalation techniques in accordance with school policies. - Support students with their social and emotional development through positive interactions and reinforcement of behavioural expectations. - Contribute to the preparation of learning materials and resources to support lesson delivery and student engagement. - Monitor and record student progress, behaviour, and well-being, providing feedback to teachers and the wider team to inform planning. - Foster a supportive and inclusive atmosphere where students feel valued, respected, and safe. - Work collaboratively with colleagues to ensure a consistent approach to behaviour management and pastoral care. - Uphold the school’s ethos of creating a nurturing environment that celebrates individual differences and encourages resilience and independence.
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Posted about 1 month ago
Full time HLTA 1 day Teaching Temporary Placement - Cornwall Primary
Primary school in Cornwall • Full Time
1 - 25 Sep 2026
Summary: We are seeking a dedicated and passionate Higher Level Teaching Assistant to join our vibrant primary school community in Cornwall. This full-time role offers an enriching opportunity to contribute to the school's mission of fostering a nurturing, inclusive, and stimulating environment where every child can thrive. The position involves working closely with pupils, staff, and parents to promote holistic development, with one day dedicated to classroom teaching each week. Experience of SEN is preferred but not essential, as we value a compassionate approach and a commitment to supporting all learners. The role starts at the beginning of the upcoming term and continues on a full-time basis. Key Responsibilities: - Deliver high-quality, inclusive teaching across the primary age range, ensuring that the curriculum is accessible and engaging for all pupils. - Support the development of individualised learning plans for pupils with additional needs, promoting an inclusive environment in line with the school's ethos of nurturing each child's potential. - Assist in the planning and preparation of lessons, resources, and classroom activities that reflect the school's values of respect, kindness, and curiosity. - Contribute to creating a safe, supportive, and stimulating classroom environment that encourages positive behaviour and social development. - Work closely with colleagues, SENCO, and parents to monitor pupil progress and implement strategies that promote academic and personal growth. - Lead one day of teaching each week, delivering lessons in accordance with the school's curriculum and assessment framework. - Support the wider school community through participation in school events, pastoral activities, and professional development opportunities. - Uphold the school's standards of behaviour and promote a culture of mutual respect and collaboration among pupils and staff. Why Join Zen Educate? At Zen Educate, we understand the importance of work-life balance for teachers and teaching assistants. Whether you are looking for better pay, more flexibility in your schedule, or hands-on support to help you find the right role, we are here to support you every step of the way. Join our platform today and let us help you take the next step in your career.…Summary: We are seeking a dedicated and passionate Higher Level Teaching Assistant to join our vibrant primary school community in Cornwall. This full-time role offers an enriching opportunity to contribute to the school's mission of fostering a nurturing, inclusive, and stimulating environment where every child can thrive. The position involves working closely with pupils, staff, and parents to promote holistic development, with one day dedicated to classroom teaching each week. Experience of SEN is preferred but not essential, as we value a compassionate approach and a commitment to supporting all learners. The role starts at the beginning of the upcoming term and continues on a full-time basis. Key Responsibilities: - Deliver high-quality, inclusive teaching across the primary age range, ensuring that the curriculum is accessible and engaging for all pupils. - Support the development of individualised learning plans for pupils with additional needs, promoting an inclusive environment in line with the school's ethos of nurturing each child's potential. - Assist in the planning and preparation of lessons, resources, and classroom activities that reflect the school's values of respect, kindness, and curiosity. - Contribute to creating a safe, supportive, and stimulating classroom environment that encourages positive behaviour and social development. - Work closely with colleagues, SENCO, and parents to monitor pupil progress and implement strategies that promote academic and personal growth. - Lead one day of teaching each week, delivering lessons in accordance with the school's curriculum and assessment framework. - Support the wider school community through participation in school events, pastoral activities, and professional development opportunities. - Uphold the school's standards of behaviour and promote a culture of mutual respect and collaboration among pupils and staff. Why Join Zen Educate? At Zen Educate, we understand the importance of work-life balance for teachers and teaching assistants. Whether you are looking for better pay, more flexibility in your schedule, or hands-on support to help you find the right role, we are here to support you every step of the way. Join our platform today and let us help you take the next step in your career.
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Posted about 1 month ago
SEN Teaching Assistant - Cornwall Pupil-referral-unit
Pupil Referral Unit school in Cornwall • Full Time
3 Sep - 18 Dec 2026
Job Title: Learning Support Assistant – Alternative Provision Location: Redruth, Cornwall Hours: Monday to Thursday, 8:30am – 3:00pm | Friday, 8:30am – 3:30pm Start Date: ASAP Driving Licence: Essential (outreach work involved) 🌟 Make a Real Difference Every Day 💼 About the Role You’ll work closely with pupils who have a range of Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND), including SEMH, ASD, ADHD, and additional learning needs. Through one-to-one and small group support, you’ll help create a safe, nurturing environment where every student feels understood, supported, and empowered. This role also includes outreach work, so you’ll need to be adaptable, proactive, and confident working in a variety of settings. 🔑 Key Responsibilities Provide tailored one-to-one and small group support Help pupils access learning in ways that suit their individual needs Support emotional regulation and encourage positive behaviour Implement behaviour support strategies and de-escalation techniques Foster confidence, independence, and social skills Assist in planning and delivering engaging, differentiated lessons Adapt resources to meet diverse learning styles and abilities Support vocational, practical, and outdoor learning activities Monitor and record progress, behaviour, and wellbeing 🧡 Pastoral & Safeguarding Build strong, trusting relationships with pupils, particularly those with trauma or disrupted education Support during transitions and less structured parts of the day Uphold safeguarding, health & safety, and school policies at all times Collaborate with teachers, SENCOs, therapists, and external professionals 👤 About You Experience working with children or young people with SEN (especially in alternative or specialist settings) Calm, patient, and resilient approach Confident managing challenging behaviour in a positive and safe way Strong communication and teamwork skills Passionate about inclusion, wellbeing, and making a difference ⭐ Desirable (but not essential) Training or experience in SEMH, ASD, or trauma-informed practice Relevant qualifications (Level 2/3 Teaching Assistant, CACHE, or similar) Experience within an Alternative Provision setting 🎁 What We Offer A welcoming, supportive team environment Ongoing training and professional development opportunities A rewarding role where you’ll see the impact of your work every day A varied and hands-on position—no two days are ever the same If you're interested in the role and would like some more information, please contact Sian on the below: 📞 Contact Sian on 01872 279810 📧 Email: sian.davies@zeneducate.com…Job Title: Learning Support Assistant – Alternative Provision Location: Redruth, Cornwall Hours: Monday to Thursday, 8:30am – 3:00pm | Friday, 8:30am – 3:30pm Start Date: ASAP Driving Licence: Essential (outreach work involved) 🌟 Make a Real Difference Every Day 💼 About the Role You’ll work closely with pupils who have a range of Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND), including SEMH, ASD, ADHD, and additional learning needs. Through one-to-one and small group support, you’ll help create a safe, nurturing environment where every student feels understood, supported, and empowered. This role also includes outreach work, so you’ll need to be adaptable, proactive, and confident working in a variety of settings. 🔑 Key Responsibilities Provide tailored one-to-one and small group support Help pupils access learning in ways that suit their individual needs Support emotional regulation and encourage positive behaviour Implement behaviour support strategies and de-escalation techniques Foster confidence, independence, and social skills Assist in planning and delivering engaging, differentiated lessons Adapt resources to meet diverse learning styles and abilities Support vocational, practical, and outdoor learning activities Monitor and record progress, behaviour, and wellbeing 🧡 Pastoral & Safeguarding Build strong, trusting relationships with pupils, particularly those with trauma or disrupted education Support during transitions and less structured parts of the day Uphold safeguarding, health & safety, and school policies at all times Collaborate with teachers, SENCOs, therapists, and external professionals 👤 About You Experience working with children or young people with SEN (especially in alternative or specialist settings) Calm, patient, and resilient approach Confident managing challenging behaviour in a positive and safe way Strong communication and teamwork skills Passionate about inclusion, wellbeing, and making a difference ⭐ Desirable (but not essential) Training or experience in SEMH, ASD, or trauma-informed practice Relevant qualifications (Level 2/3 Teaching Assistant, CACHE, or similar) Experience within an Alternative Provision setting 🎁 What We Offer A welcoming, supportive team environment Ongoing training and professional development opportunities A rewarding role where you’ll see the impact of your work every day A varied and hands-on position—no two days are ever the same If you're interested in the role and would like some more information, please contact Sian on the below: 📞 Contact Sian on 01872 279810 📧 Email: sian.davies@zeneducate.com
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