1:1 SEN Support Assistant
Posted 07/09/26About the Role
An innovative school in Northampton is seeking a dedicated 1:1 SEN Support Assistant to provide crucial assistance to a secondary pupil with complex needs. This vital role involves meticulously following EHCP targets, ensuring seamless curriculum access, and actively promoting independence and essential life skills. We offer flexible contract options, including long-term, daily supply, or permanent positions, with a competitive daily rate of £85 - £110, starting as soon as possible.
Key Responsibilities
* Provide dedicated 1:1 support to a secondary pupil with complex Special Educational Needs.
* Implement and monitor EHCP targets effectively to foster pupil progress and development.
* Facilitate full access to the secondary curriculum, adapting resources as required.
* Champion the development of key independence and essential life skills.
* Collaborate closely with teaching staff and external professionals to ensure holistic support.
* Maintain accurate records of pupil progress and engagement in line with school policies.
About You
* You possess proven experience supporting secondary pupils with complex SEN.
* You demonstrate a deep understanding of EHCPs and their practical implementation.
* An empathetic and patient approach defines your professional interactions.
* You are proactive in identifying and addressing pupil needs, promoting their autonomy.
* Exceptional communication and interpersonal skills are among your strengths.
* You are adaptable and resilient, thriving within a dynamic educational setting.
Why Join
Joining this progressive SEN school means becoming part of a truly supportive and collaborative team committed to making a tangible difference in pupils' lives. We offer excellent opportunities for continuous professional development, empowering you to grow your expertise and advance your career. You will work in an environment where your dedication is highly valued and your contributions directly impact pupil success.
An innovative school in Northampton is seeking a dedicated 1:1 SEN Support Assistant to provide crucial assistance to a secondary pupil with complex needs. This vital role involves meticulously following EHCP targets, ensuring seamless curriculum access, and actively promoting independence and essential life skills. We offer flexible contract options, including long-term, daily supply, or permanent positions, with a competitive daily rate of £85 - £110, starting as soon as possible.
Key Responsibilities
* Provide dedicated 1:1 support to a secondary pupil with complex Special Educational Needs.
* Implement and monitor EHCP targets effectively to foster pupil progress and development.
* Facilitate full access to the secondary curriculum, adapting resources as required.
* Champion the development of key independence and essential life skills.
* Collaborate closely with teaching staff and external professionals to ensure holistic support.
* Maintain accurate records of pupil progress and engagement in line with school policies.
About You
* You possess proven experience supporting secondary pupils with complex SEN.
* You demonstrate a deep understanding of EHCPs and their practical implementation.
* An empathetic and patient approach defines your professional interactions.
* You are proactive in identifying and addressing pupil needs, promoting their autonomy.
* Exceptional communication and interpersonal skills are among your strengths.
* You are adaptable and resilient, thriving within a dynamic educational setting.
Why Join
Joining this progressive SEN school means becoming part of a truly supportive and collaborative team committed to making a tangible difference in pupils' lives. We offer excellent opportunities for continuous professional development, empowering you to grow your expertise and advance your career. You will work in an environment where your dedication is highly valued and your contributions directly impact pupil success.
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