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Teaching Assistant

Teaching Assistant

King's Lynn Academy

Norfolk

  • £14,525 - £14,815 per year
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  • Expired
Salary:
Support scale Grade D
Job type:
Part Time, Permanent
Start date:
Early 2022
Apply by:
14 January 2022

Job overview

King's Lynn Academy

Teaching Assistant 

32.5 hours per week, 39 weeks per year, Term-time plus one week 

Grade D £14,525 - £14,815 per annum pro-rated

Permanent position

Available from early 2022

Should we receive sufficient applications to a high calibre the closing date may be brought forward.

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About King's Lynn Academy

+44 1553 774671

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Welcome, and thank you for your interest in King’s Lynn Academy (KLA).

We are incredibly proud to have been recognised by Ofsted as a “Good” school in May 2022. This is an incredible achievement and we are very pleased to have the hard work and determination of the students, staff and KLA community, recognised.

At KLA we are lucky to have an energised, skilful and committed staff who work together to continue to make our school better.  Relationships between staff, pupils and families are very strong, and our phenomenally energetic pastoral team are proactive in their communication with families and dedication towards the pupils.

We believe that this is a great place to be and to learn. Our motto is ‘success in all we do’. We do not put any ceilings on how high our students can go and we have high ambitions for everyone here. We are committed to a simple but powerful message: ‘achieving our full potential together’.

Our commitment to inclusion is reflected in our innovative ‘Forward Step’ base, created in 2018.  The programme offers an outstanding educational provision, delivering support and a broad and balanced curriculum which meets the needs of each individual student, linking the academic and therapeutic through a wholly holistic approach. We are proud of its huge success, which has strongly contributed to our being able to reduce all forms of exclusion by over 95% in just two years.

Alongside curriculum and enrichment opportunities, KLA embraces community fund raising; together our students, parents and staff have raised more than £9000 for Macmillan and have welcomes more than 100 local elderly residents in for a celebratory Christmas lunch, cooked and provided by KLA staff and students.

The curriculum that we plan for our pupils is ambitious, with its aim being clear that all pupils, regardless of their circumstances or needs, are enabled to be as successful as possible both academically and socially.  There are many ways that we support each pupil individually to achieve their goals, including support for the development of their character, resilience, community-spirit and mental health.  Our innovative system of ‘Personal Development Plans’, including an entitlement to at least three developmental face to face meetings for every pupil every year, is designed to make sure every pupil gets the individual advice, guidance and support they need to be successful, and that parents are included at every step.

Everyone is constantly learning in our academy – including our staff. Regardless of how long you have been teaching, or where you are in your career, you are guaranteed first class professional development at KLA. We aim to support teachers in developing their subject knowledge as well as refining their teaching practice within their discipline. Alongside this we develop colleagues’ understanding of wider teaching theory more generally - their pedagogical content knowledge. Our aim is to put theory into practice, and our CPD programme looks to make tangible differences in the classroom.

About the Trust

We are proud to be part of the Eastern Multi-Academy Trust (EMAT), which consists of 12 primary schools and 1 secondary school across West Norfolk. As part of the Trust, we share their core values to Empower, Motivate, achieve and Transform our pupils. The trust seeks to offer mutual support from one academy to another, to develop shared learning and understanding, collaborate to achieve better outcomes, recognise unique qualities and differences, be positive and aspirational, focus on the successes of individuals and develop a culture of healthy competition.

For more information about Kings Lynn Academy and the Eastern Multi-Academy Trust, please visit www.kingslynnacademy.co.uk and www.eastern-mat.co.uk/

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