Job description:
A Learning Support Assistant (LSA) plays a vital role in helping studentsespecially those with additional needsthrive in school. They work closely with teachers to create an inclusive and supportive learning environment. Here's what they typically do:
1. Support individual or small groups of pupils, often those with special educational needs (SEN), disabilities, or language barriers.
2. Help students understand instructions, stay focused, and complete tasks.
3. Encourage communication and confidence, both academically and socially.
4. Assist with personal carefor pupils who need it, such as mobility or hygiene support.
5. Adapt learning materialsto suit different abilities and learning styles.
6. Promote positive behaviourand emotional well-being.
7. Collaborate with teachers and specialiststo track progress and tailor support.
8. Supervise during activities, including playtime, outings, and th...