Pre-Prep Teaching Assistant
Caterham Prep School
Caterham
- £100 per year
- New
- Salary:
- Competitive
- Job type:
- Part Time, Permanent
- Start date:
- January 2027
- Apply by:
- 30 October 2026
Job overview
We are delighted to offer an opportunity to join our Pre-Prep team at Caterham Prep.
We are seeking an enthusiastic and committed Teaching Assistant who will play a key role in supporting our pupils to thrive within a school that is ambitious, nurturing and forward-thinking.
About Caterham Prep
Caterham Prep is a vibrant and supportive school where pupils are encouraged to be curious, confident and courageous learners. We place the child at the centre of everything we do, combining high expectations with a strong emphasis on wellbeing, belonging and opportunity.
Our aim is to develop independent, resilient pupils with a genuine love of learning — equipping them not just for the next stage of their education, but for life beyond.
The Role
Initially based in the Pre-Prep, you will work in close partnership with the class teacher to support high-quality teaching and learning, ensuring every pupil is supported and challenged to achieve their best.
We are looking for adaptable team players who are willing to work across the Prep School in the future, reflecting the collaborative and flexible nature of our staff team.
This role is primarily class-based, working closely alongside the class teacher to support teaching and learning within Key Stage 1.
Working Hours: 2 days a week, 8:00am – 4:00pm (term time)
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About Caterham Prep School
Caterham Prep is a vibrant and thriving part of the Caterham family, providing an outstanding education that enables every pupil to achieve his or her maximum potential intellectually, physically and creatively in an ambitious but nurturing environment. The Caterham School community shares a 200 acre campus in the beautiful Harestone Valley and educates pupils from age 3 to 18. The Prep School is nestled at the far end of the campus, surrounded by its own woodland.
Learning how to learn is a key part of a Caterham education, from the Early Years at the Prep School to the Sixth Form at the Senior School and is, in our view, an essential skill for modern life. We believe that a truly excellent school is about more than academic achievement alone: it is also about developing a passion for learning, a capacity for problem-solving, independent and critical thinking, self-awareness and resilience, self-confidence without arrogance and genuine interests that extend beyond the confines of the classroom.
We believe in providing an ‘Education for Life’ for all Caterhamians and our innovative curriculum blends the best of tradition with exciting opportunities such as Performing Arts, Mandarin, Digital Innovation, 21st Century Skills and Global Citizenship. Our unique Outdoor Learning programme, developed in and taking advantage of our own responsibly managed forest, runs alongside all of this, together with an award-winning Wellbeing programme that runs through the heart of everything we do.
All classrooms are equipped with computers, interactive board and Apple TV, allowing teachers and pupils to collaborate and share screens using the school’s iPads, which are also used for learning across the site, into the school’s grounds and at home. For more advanced computer use in our Digital Innovation programme, the school also has a full ICT suite, equipped with desktop PCs and a 3D printer, as well as a separate Music Lab with its own dedicated computers and electric keyboards. Technology spills out of the classroom and into our outdoor learning and co-curricular offering, built on our belief that technology can be used to support and enhance learning wherever it takes place.
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