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Our Trust of Schools

Higher Level Teaching Assistant

NJC Grade E

Actual wage £25,049 to £27,652

(pay award pending)

35 hours per week x 40 weeks

Closing date 21st June 2026

 

Recruitment Pack

Application Form

Your Responsibilities

  • Live our mission and values every day

  • Promote safeguarding policies and procedures to protect students and maintain a culture in which students are protected and achieve the best outcomes

  • Support learning by planning, implementing and evaluating learning, adjusting activities and resources to enable all students to achieve well

  • Supervise and deliver learning to groups or individual students, deliver learning or provide intervention in and outside the classroom area

  • Support students access to learning utilising appropriate strategies and resources

  • Provide comprehensive assessments of pupils to determine those in need of particular help.

  • Assist with the supervision of students during break, lunchtimes and after school, deploying others to ensure a positive and safe environment

  • Take a lead role in managing and delivering pastoral support to pupils directing others to ensure student welfare and personal care is of the highest standard

  • Take a lead role in the development and implementation of appropriate behaviour management and attendance strategies.

  • Role model and support colleagues to promote the inclusion and acceptance of all students recognising and responding to individual needs

  • Support the invigilation of assessments or exams

  • Establish constructive relationships with parents/carers

  • Undertake tasks, including administrational activities as delegated

  • Deliver great management for those you manage

  • Provide an agreed system of supervision to manage systems/policies/procedures for pastoral support, mentoring, behaviour, exclusions and attendance

Role Critieria

  • Directly line manages others within their service

  • Deliver great management (as defined by TWT’s habits for great managers) for others within their service

  • Establish the best course of action using a range of recognised procedures

  • Identify the need, assess the situation and initiate action, providing comprehensive guidance, advice and support.

  • Undertake work where there is a wide range of choices, where advice is not normally available and/or decisions where policy, procedures and working standards provide only

  • general guidelines

  • Make decisions which have significant implications for the service or have a significant effect on employees or other individuals.

Work maybe subject interruption but the program of tasks will not be subject to significant

change.