Yarborough Academy is looking for a nurturing and inspiring caregiver to join our teaching support team.
We are a larger than average primary school, striving to make a difference in the local community through an ethical and person-centered approach to learning and education. We are looking for someone who is dynamic, encouraging and above all else, caring.
If you are:
- Able to work with a year group team to create stimulating learning environments.
- Committed to developing good relationships with staff at school, children, parents and outside agencies.
- Friendly, nurturing, creative, caring, hardworking and supportive.
- Able to regularly cover classes during PPA and Management time
- Able to take an active role in the classroom working with groups, delivering interventions, participating in live assessment and working with children of all abilities and stages during lessons.
- Passionate about using relational approaches with children and the wider staff team.
- Able to embody our values of being Caring, Committed, Calm, Connected and Curious.
...then we’d love to meet you and welcome you to our kindness led school family. This is by no means an easy job, it requires hard work, dedication and sense of hopefulness to make a meaningful difference to our school community. The role of Level Three Teaching Assistant will mean that you will work with a dedicated class within our school, working with the teacher to create an inclusive, nurturing, enriching and stimulating learning environment for all children.
We can offer you:
- A dedicated and supportive staff team
- Opportunities for career development through CPD
- A restorative and creative approach to valuing all who enter our school
Yarborough Academy is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children. Applicants will therefore undergo Enhanced DBS checks as part of our Safer Recruitment Process.
How to apply:
- You can apply online via the NE Lincs website
- If you’d like to discuss the role further then please contact headteacher Hannah Albery by email [email protected] or phoning 01472 237772
