Overview
Job Ref No. ECC2006-132S. Position Type: Teaching/Child Support. Pay Range: Scale 5, Point 9 to 12. Position Start Date: 03/11/2025. Contract Type: Part-time. Contract Term: Fixed. Application Close: 29/09/2025 Midday. Date of Interviews: 08/10/2025.
Salary - Scale 5, point 9-12 (FTE salary £27,254 - £28,598)
Actual: £9,472.31 to £10,072.84 (includes 5.7/6.3 weeks paid holiday) dependant on length of ECC service.
Hours: Monday to Friday, 12:30pm - 3:30pm - 15 hrs per week
NOTE: Additional hours (up to full-time) may be available to the right candidate. Please arrange a visit to discuss.
Role and Responsibilities
We are looking for a qualified, experienced Higher Level Teaching Assistant to join our enthusiastic and dedicated team. The successful candidate will be covering PPA three afternoons a week and supporting teaching and learning within classes for two afternoons. It is also desirable, but not essential, for the candidate to have British Sign Language Level 1.
Successful candidates will:
* Support a wide range of pupils in lessons;
* Work with individual and small groups of children;
* Work as part of a team;
* Be able to carry out and record observations;
* Input into the assessment process;
* Plan and set up activities that support learning;
* Communicate effectively with colleagues, parents/carers and other professionals.
The successful candidate must have GCSE English and Maths at grades A-C or an equivalent qualification.
School Information and Safeguarding
We can offer the successful candidate a supportive environment, specialist training and a mentor. All appointments are subject to safer recruitment requirements to ensure the safeguarding of children and young people. All positions will involve appropriate checks and clearances.
We welcome visits to the school. To arrange a tour please telephone the school office: 01206 573519.
Information about the School
At Lexden Primary School we aim to provide every child with a stimulating and caring environment where creativity and challenge inspire academic success and individual fulfilment. We work tirelessly to unlock the potential of every child and encourage them to achieve as highly as possible. Our school is lively and inclusive; we are proud of the wide range of learning opportunities provided for all children, both within the curriculum and through our links to the wider community. The teaching and support staff form a dedicated team fully committed to meeting the needs of our children and we encourage a close partnership with parents/carers to ensure that children develop the social and emotional skills that are required to get the most out of life.
Our school is well maintained and boasts extensive grounds providing a large playing field, a Forest School area and two playgrounds. The outdoor pavilion provides shelter and is used as an outdoor classroom. We have seven main classrooms, a Nursery and an enhanced provision for the teaching of Hearing Impaired Children. The Nursery has places for 26 part-time pupils and they are involved in the social life of the school, helping them experience a very successful transition to our reception class in the mainstream school. The enhanced provision has 18 places and caters for pupils who are severe/profoundly deaf from across the whole of North East Essex.
We are aiming for excellence in every aspect of school life. We believe this is achieved by promoting our values:
Community - We respect the world around us and the people we share it with;
Courage - We are brave and believe in ourselves; we take responsibility for our own actions;
Curiosity - We are always ready to learn new things;
Commitment - We persevere; always doing our best in all that we do.
All appointments are subject to safer recruitment requirements to ensure the safeguarding of children and young people. All positions will involve appropriate checks and clearances.
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