Job Description

Ealing - Secondary SEMH School

SEND Teaching Assistant - SEMH Secondary School (Ealing)

A specialist SEMH school in Ealing is recruiting a confident SENDTA to support KS4 pupils with autism and co-occurring mental health needs. You'll work closely with therapists and behaviour leads to promote resilience and engagement.

Start: Immediate | Contract: Long-term

Position:

SEND Teaching Assistant

Location:

Ealing

Start Date:

Immediate

Salary:

90-115 per day

Contract Type:

Full-time | Term-Time Only

Hours:

8:30am - 3:30pm

Why Us?

Join Our Caring and Supportive School Community

We are a school that believes our staff deserve the same care, encouragement, and opportunities that we provide for our children. Through a coaching-led approach to professional development and supportive year teams who openly share good practice, we help every colleague grow with confidence and purpose. We are also committed to guiding you towards the next stage of your career, wherever that may lead.

Well-Being at the Heart of Our Work

We place the well-being of our staff at the centre of our community. With the Well-being Award already achieved and access to a dedicated Employee Assistance Programme, we work hard to create a happy, safe, and nurturing environment where both children and staff can truly thrive.

A Collaborative, Respectful Community

Education is a shared journey involving children, families, carers, governors, and staff. We take pride in fostering an atmosphere of mutual respect, trust, and partnership, where everyone feels valued and included.

High Expectations and a Quality Curriculum

We hold high expectations for both children and staff and are committed to providing a rich, high-quality curriculum. Our aim is to ensure that every learner receives the very best we can offer.

The role

Provide 1:1 support for children with social, emotional, and mental health needs. Help pupils develop confidence, manage emotions, and access learning. Implement personalised strategies to support positive behaviour. Collaborate closely with teachers and other staff to support pupil progress. Create a calm, safe, and nurturing environment for all children. Build trusting relationships with pupils, promoting their well-being and engagement. Monitor and record progress, sharing observations to inform next steps. Support the wider school community by contributing to a culture of respect and inclusion.
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Why Join Apollo Education?

Quick and simple registration

Free CPD

including Safeguarding, SEND strategies, and de-escalation training Support from a

specialist team

who know SEND inside out A focus on

long-term roles

in schools that suit your skills and values The chance to be part of a school based company that truly champions inclusion. Quick and simple registration Free training (manual handling, safeguarding, Autism awareness etc.) Referral bonuses Ongoing CPD and support from experienced consultants
If you're committed to supporting some of the most vulnerable learners in a truly specialist environment, we'd love to hear from you.

Apply now

and take the next step in your SEND career.
Apollo Education - recruitment that puts pupils and professionals first

Job Type: Full-time

Pay: 90.00-105.00 per day

Benefits:

Canteen Casual dress Company events Company pension Employee mentoring programme Free parking Health & wellbeing programme On-site parking Referral programme Sick pay Transport links
Application question(s):

Please give a brief overview of any experience you may have either working, volunteering or personal with special education needs or disabilities, thank you.
Education:

GCSE or equivalent (preferred)
Experience:

Working or volunteering with children: 1 year (preferred)
Licence/Certification:

DBS (preferred)
Work authorisation:

United Kingdom (required)
Work Location: In person