SEND Teaching Assistant (SEN TA)
Posted 3 hours 19 minutes ago by Axcis Education Recruitment
Axcis Education is seeking compassionate, reliable, and dedicated SEND Teaching Assistants to join a specialist school in Salford from March 2026. The role supports children and young people aged 9 19 with complex needs, including Autism, PMLD, physical disabilities, medical needs, communication difficulties, and SEMH.
Responsibilities- Supporting pupils with physical needs, including moving, handling, hoisting, and mobility assistance.
- Delivering 1:1 and small group support based on personalised learning plans and EHCP targets.
- Using communication tools such as PECs, Makaton, and visual timetables.
- Assisting the class teacher in creating an inclusive, safe, and supportive environment.
- Monitoring, recording, and reporting pupils' progress, behaviour, and wellbeing.
- Supporting pupils in sensory rooms, therapy sessions, and outdoor learning.
- Building strong, positive relationships with pupils, staff, and families.
- Implementing behaviour strategies and de escalation techniques.
- Supporting pupils during break and lunch duties.
- Ensuring safeguarding, dignity, and confidentiality at all times.
- Experience supporting children or adults with SEND, personal care, or complex needs.
- A caring, patient, and resilient nature.
- Confidence with personal care procedures (or willingness to learn).
- A proactive approach and ability to work within a team.
- Good communication skills and the ability to remain calm under pressure.
- Child and adult DBS required.
If you are interested, contact Aaron Royle on ext. 5015.
Axcis is an equal opportunities employer and does not discriminate based on age, gender, disability, race, or any other equal opportunity criteria.
Applicants will be required to provide an up to date DBS and comply with all mandatory compliance checks in line with the DfE guidelines.
This is a temporary position, unless stated otherwise.
If the position involves working with children or vulnerable adults, it is exempt from the Rehabilitation of Offences Act (ROA) 1974.