Job Title: SEN Teaching Assistant

Location: Winslow, Buckinghamshire

Start Date: September 2025

Contract Type: Full-Time - Temporary to Permanent

Salary: andpound;90 - andpound;120 per day (depending on experience and qualifications)

About the Role

An inclusive and nurturing village primary school in Winslow is seeking a passionate and skilled SEN Teaching Assistant to join their dedicated team. This role involves providing tailored 1:1 and small group support for pupils across Key Stage 2 with a range of Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND).

You will play a vital role in facilitating access to the curriculum for children with Education, Health and Care Plans (EHCPs), including those with Autism Spectrum Condition (ASC), speech, language and communication needs (SLCN), and other additional needs.

Key Responsibilities

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  Deliver targeted and evidence-based interventions to support pupils with SEND

  
  



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  Assist in implementing and monitoring individual learning plans (ILPs) and EHCP targets

  
  



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  Employ a variety of inclusive teaching strategies, including visual supports, sensory tools, and behaviour management techniques

  
  



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  Collaborate closely with the SENCO, teaching staff, and external specialists to optimise pupil progress

  
  



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  Support emotional regulation and foster positive social interactions within the classroom environment

  
  



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  Maintain accurate records of pupil progress and contribute to review meetings

  
  

Person Specification

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  Experience supporting children with SEND in educational or similar settings

  
  



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  Understanding of key SEND conditions including Autism, ADHD, and SLCN

  
  



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  Patient, empathetic, and proactive approach with strong interpersonal skills

  
  



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  Ability to work collaboratively as part of a multidisciplinary team

  
  



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  Relevant Teaching Assistant qualification is desirable but not essential

  
  



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  Commitment to professional development and continuous learning