A welcoming and supportive primary school in Haringey is seeking an experienced SEN Teaching Assistant to provide dedicated 1:1 support for a pupil with ASC and ADHD.
This is a rewarding opportunity for a skilled SEN Teaching Assistant who enjoys building strong relationships with pupils and supporting them through structured and personalised learning approaches.
Role Details
• SEN Teaching Assistant
• Full-time, long-term
• Haringey
• 1:1 support role
About the Role
The successful SEN Teaching Assistant will work closely with a pupil who benefits from a highly structured and predictable learning environment. The pupil responds well to adults who understand their needs, triggers, and communication style, and strong relationships play a key role in helping them remain engaged in learning.
Most learning will take place on a 1:1 basis in a small group room close to the classroom, following a personalised timetable with regular movement breaks to support focus and regulation.
The pupil is capable of engaging for longer periods when supported with the right strategies and is making progress with consistent support in place.
Requirements
• At least two years’ experience supporting children with ASC in primary schools
• Strong understanding of structured SEN strategies and behaviour support
• Ability to build strong relationships and recognise early signs of dysregulation
• Calm, confident and consistent approach
• Strong communication skills when working with teachers, SEN staff and parents
Experience working in specialist settings, PRUs, or SEN provisions would be particularly beneficial.
Why Join This School
• Supportive leadership and experienced SEN team
• Clear strategies and structured support in place
• Ongoing training and development opportunities
• Opportunity to make a meaningful impact in a pupil’s progress
About NL Education
NL Education specialises in connecting talented education specialists with schools and nurseries across London and the UK. We are committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people. Due to high applicant volumes, we may only contact shortlisted candidates