ASD Support Assistant
Posted 08/07/26About the Role
Discover an exciting opportunity to join a supportive school in the East Midlands as an ASD Support Assistant. This rewarding role involves providing dedicated specialist support to primary pupils on the autism spectrum within a dedicated provision. We are seeking an individual available for an immediate start, with flexible contract options ranging from daily supply and short-term assignments to long-term and permanent positions. Successful candidates can expect a competitive daily rate between £90 and £115, reflecting their valuable contribution to pupil development.
Key Responsibilities
* Implement tailored learning activities designed to meet individual pupil needs.
* Support primary pupils on the autism spectrum to access the curriculum effectively.
* Develop and maintain structured routines to create a predictable and safe environment.
* Utilise effective sensory strategies to support pupil regulation and engagement.
* Facilitate and enhance communication, employing a variety of methods suitable for each child.
* Collaborate closely with class teachers and SENCOs to monitor pupil progress and well-being.
About You
* Possess a genuine passion for supporting primary-aged children with Special Educational Needs, particularly autism.
* Demonstrate previous experience working with primary pupils on the
Discover an exciting opportunity to join a supportive school in the East Midlands as an ASD Support Assistant. This rewarding role involves providing dedicated specialist support to primary pupils on the autism spectrum within a dedicated provision. We are seeking an individual available for an immediate start, with flexible contract options ranging from daily supply and short-term assignments to long-term and permanent positions. Successful candidates can expect a competitive daily rate between £90 and £115, reflecting their valuable contribution to pupil development.
Key Responsibilities
* Implement tailored learning activities designed to meet individual pupil needs.
* Support primary pupils on the autism spectrum to access the curriculum effectively.
* Develop and maintain structured routines to create a predictable and safe environment.
* Utilise effective sensory strategies to support pupil regulation and engagement.
* Facilitate and enhance communication, employing a variety of methods suitable for each child.
* Collaborate closely with class teachers and SENCOs to monitor pupil progress and well-being.
About You
* Possess a genuine passion for supporting primary-aged children with Special Educational Needs, particularly autism.
* Demonstrate previous experience working with primary pupils on the
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Dunbar Education is committed to safeguarding children and young people. All roles are subject to enhanced DBS checks, references, and full compliance with safer recruitment procedures. We are an equal opportunities employer and welcome applications from all backgrounds.
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