Support Worker – Learning Disabilities and Mental Health Location: Sutton Salary: £90 – £110 per day (experience dependent) Contract: Full-Time | Immediate Start Make a Difference Every Day We are searching for a committed Support Worker – Learning Disabilities and Mental Health to join a specialist SEN school in Sutton. The school supports young people aged 10–19 who face barriers to learning, including autism, complex sensory needs, and mental health challenges. As a Support Worker – Learning Disabilities and Mental Health, you’ll play a key role in ensuring students feel safe, valued, and supported in both their learning and personal development. What You’ll Be Doing Provide tailored support to children with a variety of additional needs, encouraging them to reach their full potential. Work alongside teachers and therapists to put learning and care plans into practice. Support pupils’ emotional wellbeing while helping to manage challenging behaviour in a positive way. Encourage independence and social interaction for pupils with multiple complex needs. Act as a consistent role model, providing encouragement and reassurance. What We’re Looking For Someone with experience as a Support Worker – Learning Disabilities and Mental Health, ideally in schools, residential, or youth settings. A patient and resilient individual who can remain calm under pressure. An Enhanced DBS registered on the update service (or willingness to obtain one). Candidates able to provide a full career history and references. Graduates and aspiring Teaching Assistants/Cover Supervisors are also welcome to apply. Why This Role Stands Out This is more than just a job—it’s a chance to grow as a professional while shaping lives. As a Support Worker – Learning Disabilities and Mental Health, you’ll: Receive ongoing training and development opportunities. Gain real experience that can open doors to teaching or therapy roles. Be part of a supportive, collaborative school community. See the impact of your work every single day. Safeguarding Notice: This role requires a solid knowledge of safeguarding and child protection. Successful candidates will undergo all pre-employment checks, including an enhanced DBS on the update service. If you are ready to take the next step as a Support Worker – Learning Disabilities and Mental Health, click ‘apply now’ to submit your CV. One of our consultants will be in touch to guide you through the process.