Mapperley Plains Primary and Nursery School
Education & Training
Teaching Assistant - Grade 4 (KS2)
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Do
you believe that every child deserves to be known, encouraged and supported to
achieve their best?
At
Mapperley Plains Primary and Nursery School, positive relationships are at the
heart of everything we do. We are a warm, inclusive and ambitious school where
children are encouraged to be kind, be curious and be their best. Our children
deserve adults who combine genuine care with high expectations and who
recognise that confidence, wellbeing and successful learning go hand in hand.
We
are looking for a caring, skilled and enthusiastic Grade 4 Teaching Assistant
to join our team. You will be someone who notices when a child needs
encouragement, knows how to remove barriers to learning and takes pride in
helping children become increasingly confident and independent. In return, you
will join a supportive team that works closely together and is determined to
give every child the strongest possible opportunity to succeed.
We
encourage you to explore our website to
learn more about our children, our values and life at Mapperley Plains.
About
the Role
The
successful candidate will work predominantly in KS2, working alongside teachers
to support high-quality learning within the classroom. They will adapt support
to meet children’s individual needs and deliver targeted learning activities
for individuals and small groups, including children with SEND or additional
needs.
This
is a practical and rewarding role in which relationships matter. The successful
candidate will help children engage positively with learning, develop their
confidence and become more independent.
The
role may occasionally include leading planned learning activities for groups or
classes. Any whole-class cover will be clearly defined and based on learning
planned by a teacher.
What
We Are Looking For
We
are looking for someone who:
has
experience of supporting primary-aged childrenbuilds
positive relationships and holds high expectations for every childcan
adapt support for children with different needs and starting pointscan
deliver planned learning activities and targeted interventions confidentlypromotes
positive behaviour, independence and emotional wellbeingworks
effectively with teachers and other colleaguesshares
our commitment to safeguarding and our values: Be kind. Be curious. Be your
best.
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