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Learning Support Assistant

Learning Support Assistant

Kenyngton Manor Primary School

Sunbury-on-Thames

  • Expired
Salary:
£10,875 - £12,301pa pro rata (£15,308 - £17,316pa FTE)
Job type:
Full Time, Permanent
Apply by:
8 January 2018

Job overview

We require an enthusiastic member of staff to work as a Learning Support Assistant at Kenyngton Manor Primary School. This role will be supporting identified students with special educational needs and/or disabilities to enable them to access the curriculum. Candidates should possess excellent interpersonal and listening skills with a commitment to helping each student achieve their full potential.  

Our School is a two-form entry with a PAN of 60. We have approximately 400 pupils aged 2-11, this includes the part-time pre-school and nursery provision. There are 200 children in the infants including our reception classes and 170 children in the junior department. The nursery/pre-school provisions offer children and families a stimulating, well-resourced base in which to prepare for school readiness. This is supported by the on-site Sure Start Children’s Centre. We have excellent facilities, well equipped classrooms and well maintained outdoor play areas. The average class size is 26 and staff work in year group teams to collaboratively plan and deliver high quality lessons.

Benefits include:

·        KAARP Discount Benefits

·        Childcare Vouchers

·        Computer Scheme

·        Cycle to Work Scheme

·        Sainsbury’s Loyalty Discount

·        Local Government Pension Scheme

Closing date: Monday 8 January 2018

Interview date: Friday 12 January 2018

The Howard Partnership Trust is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people and expects all staff and volunteers to share this commitment.

Employment is subject to a satisfactory enhanced disclosure from the Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS).

About Kenyngton Manor Primary School

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+44 1932 783778

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Kenyngton Manor Primary School is located in Sunbury, with excellent transport routes into central and west London. The school is 2 miles from the M3, junction 1, and providing very easy access to the M25.

Our School is a two-form entry with a pupil admission number of 60. We have approximately 350 pupils aged 4-11 with additional part-time pre-school and nursery provision. There are 200 children in the infants including our reception classes and 170 children in the junior department. We have excellent facilities, well equipped classrooms and well maintained outdoor play areas. There is a Children’s Centre on site, a privately run Pre-School and a Breakfast Club.

The average class size is 24 and staff work in year group teams to collaboratively plan and deliver high quality lessons. All teachers are supported by teaching assistants. We believe that support staff play a critical role in securing outstanding progress in pupils’ learning.

Kenyngton Manor Primary School began working with THPT a term after the school was judged to be in need of Special Measures (Autumn 2012). In November 2013, two terms after The Partnership’s support began; Ofsted re-inspected the school, removed it from Special Measures and judged the Leadership and Management to be good. This represents one of the fastest rates of recovery of any school placed in a category following an inspection. The school is now on an exciting journey to secure a good or better overall judgement at the next inspection. The quality of teaching and rates of pupil progress are already accelerating, ensuring the children are getting off to a strong start in their school careers.

OFSTED Comments (November 2013):

• Strong and determined leadership by the Executive Headteacher and the Head of School has led to rapid improvement, particularly in the last nine months

• Collaboration with The Howard Partnership has made a strong contribution to the school’s improvement

• Pupils feel safe and secure in school. Their welfare is given high priority

• The results of the statutory tests in 2013 show that standards are improving

• Relationships between adult and pupils are good

Kay Scott, Head of School, comments on partnership working:

“The expertise and support within The Partnership is wide and varied. The ICT, Finance, Premises and HR departments ensure that school leaders can focus on the business of teaching and learning. Quality investment in the individuals within the school through well directed guidance and high quality CPD means the school rapidly continues on its school improvement journey”.

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