Job Description

The details of this role are as follows:

Annual leave: School holidays (+ Bank Holidays)

Contract type: Part-time 25 hours, as per EHCP (term time only)

Salary: 12,611 (pro-rata)

Start date: ASAP

Role: Individual Needs Assistant

Purpose of the job

To develop an understanding of the specific needs of the pupil to be supported, as advised by the school's Inclusion Co-Ordinator (INCo) To support the pupil in practical matters relating to their learning To support the pupil to learn effectively as possible both in group situations and individually, both inside and outside of the classroom To establish a supportive relationship with other pupils To carry out specific duties as outlined in the pupil's Education Health Care Plan To familiarise self with the curriculum and learning activities that may support the pupil's learning To maintain the system of recording and monitoring of the pupil's progress To participate in the evaluation of any specific support programme or targeted intervention To report any problems about arrangements or any incidents to the Class Teacher and INCo To help adapt or find differentiated materials to enable the Pupil's access to the curriculum To participate in relevant professional development and training pertinent to the role To maintain confidentiality about all home-school and pupil/teacher matters. To ensure the safety of the pupil and other pupils while in your care To attend to any personal & health needs of the pupil, where appropriate To appreciate and support the role of other professionals. To promote acceptance and inclusion of the pupil within the school community To support the pupil's social interactions and positive behaviour choices This role would suit an individual who is seeking to develop their career within Steiner Waldorf education with a specific interest in the class years. You will work alongside a friendly and supportive team who have a wealth of expertise and are committed to the care and education of children within a thriving Waldorf curriculum. We share a determination that all children will achieve the very best that they can in our welcoming, creative, inclusive community. As a Waldorf School we have chosen to operate as a community in accordance with social indications given by Rudolf Steiner. Our practice derives from the world view of anthroposophy. A willingness to work with the precepts is a condition of appointment.

General Duties

Participate in relevant meetings with colleagues, parents and be involved in links with external agencies as part of curriculum enhancement, including extra-curricular activities and off-site visits Support other members of the curriculum area and students as appropriate Review your own professional development and maintain professional standards Carry out any other such duties as the post holder may reasonably be required to do.

Person Specification

Essential

A proven record of forming good working relationships with children and colleagues Committed individual with an interest in Steiner Waldorf education Self-motivated and imaginative Ability to communicate effectively with colleagues and parents ? Flexible and positive attitude to work Capacity to deliver the curriculum in an artistic and creative manner

Desirable

Previous classroom assistant experience First Aid at Work Certificate Knowledge/Qualification in Steiner Waldorf education
Job Type: Part-time

Pay: 12,611.00 per year

Expected hours: 25 per week

Benefits:

Casual dress Company pension Health & wellbeing programme On-site parking
Ability to commute/relocate:

Forest Row RH18 5JE: reliably commute or plan to relocate before starting work (required)
Work authorisation:

United Kingdom (required)
Work Location: In person