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Overview of the position:
The role of a Learning Support Assistant is to predominantly provide support to an individual student with Special Educational Needs on a 1-1 basis. Learning Support Assistants work with a small number of students supporting in lessons across the primary and secondary schools. A general outline of the responsibilities is outlined below.
Key responsibilities and accountabilities:
In relation to the School/ Learning support department:
- To work as part of the team in relation to the individual student.
- To liaise with the Head of Learning Support in relation to the job role.
- To keep appropriate confidential records of each individual student, including the writing of student passports and Individual Education Plans (IEPs).
- To contribute to reviews of relevant documentation (as above) relative to the student.
- To support implementation of school policies, procedures and ethos, including those relating to confidentiality and behaviour.
- To identify personal training needs, and attend relevant courses and learning activities in order to update knowledge as required.
- Any other tasks requested by the school leadership that falls within the remit of the post.
In relation to the individual student:
- To develop an understanding of the special educational needs of the student concerned.
- To help build the student’s confidence and enhance self-esteem.
- To build and maintain successful relationships with the respective student.
- To develop study and organisational skills.
- To help keep the student on task and to build motivation.
- To communicate with parents as and when necessary, including weekly reports and updating on SEND documentation.
- Advise parents in line with school requirements and procedures.
In relation to the Teacher:
- To have formal and informal meetings with teachers to contribute to planning lessons and activities, with emphasis on the 1:1 support student.
- To help prepare the respective student beforehand for a task. To advise teachers on implementing specific teaching programmes.
Other Responsibilities:
● Actively support and adhere to the Safeguarding and Child Protection Policy, including attending annual training.
Requirements:
Possess at least a Diploma in Education/Special Needs/Early Childhood Education etc.
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