SEN Teaching Assistant

SEN Teaching Assistant – SEN School – Kilburn Location: Kilburn, North West London Salary: £95–£105 per day (depending on experience) Contract: Full-time, term-time only Some pupils need more than a routine school day; they need someone who can offer stability, encouragement and a calm presence when challenges arise. If you’re motivated by helping young people find their footing and rebuild confidence, this role could be the right fit for you. A well-established SEN school in Kilburn is looking for an SEN Teaching Assistant to provide targeted support for pupils with social, emotional and mental health needs. You’ll work closely with staff to ensure learners feel safe, understood and ready to progress both personally and academically. The Role Support pupils with SEMH and behavioural needs through a mix of 1:1 and small group work. Encourage emotional resilience, self-regulation and positive coping strategies. Collaborate with teachers, SENCOs and external professionals to maintain a structured and supportive environment. Promote positive behaviour using trauma-informed, relational and restorative approaches. About You Experience supporting children or young people with SEMH, additional needs or behavioural challenges. Confident in using calm, consistent strategies to manage behaviour. Strong communication skills with the ability to build positive relationships. Committed to helping learners overcome barriers and re-engage in their education. The School Offers A collaborative and supportive staff team. Regular CPD and opportunities to develop professionally. A nurturing environment that places wellbeing and progress at the centre of school life. If you’re passionate about helping young people move forward and want to take the next step in your SEN career, we encourage you to apply. SEN I SEMH I SEMH Mentor I Behaviour Mentor I SEN School I Behaviour Support I SEN TA I SEMH Support I Pastoral Support I Youth Mentor I Inclusion Support I Behaviour Intervention I Alternative Provision I Learning Mentor I SEN Practitioner

Primary SEN Teacher Every child deserves a teacher who sees their potential, not just their challenges. If you believe the same, this could be the role that reminds you why you became a teacher in the first place. Parker Smith Inclusion is proud to be working with an outstanding special primary school in Watford to recruit an experienced and passionate Primary SEN Teacher to join their team in January 2026. This is a wonderful opportunity to join a nurturing, inclusive school that provides exceptional education for pupils aged 4–11 with a range of complex learning needs and developmental difficulties. The school prides itself on its creative, holistic approach — focusing on emotional wellbeing, communication, and helping every child experience success in their own unique way. Pay: £176.40–£269.18 per day The Role As a Primary SEN Teacher, you will: Teach and inspire a small KS1 or KS2 class, supported by a team of dedicated LSAs Plan and deliver creative, differentiated lessons tailored to each pupil’s EHCP outcomes Foster a calm, trusting classroom environment where children feel safe to explore and learn Encourage independence, social interaction, and confidence through engaging, practical learning Collaborate closely with therapists, families, and multi-agency professionals to ensure a joined-up approach Lead, guide, and nurture your support staff to deliver the very best for your pupils Who We’re Looking For Qualified Teacher Status (QTS) or equivalent Experience teaching or supporting pupils with Autism, Complex Needs, or SEMH A creative, flexible, and empathetic approach to teaching Excellent communication and teamwork skills A reflective, child-centred mindset — someone who celebrates progress in all its forms Mainstream primary teachers looking to transition into SEN are warmly encouraged to apply Why This School? At this school, you won’t just teach — you’ll transform lives. You’ll be part of a collaborative team that values wellbeing, creativity, and genuine connection. The leadership team truly understands the importance of balance and professional growth, ensuring teachers are supported, appreciated, and inspired. The school offers: Small class sizes for truly personalised teaching Supportive and welcoming staff community Comprehensive induction and continuous CPD opportunities Protected PPA time with flexibility for some home working Free wellbeing benefits, including counselling and physiotherapy Free on-site parking and access to the Local Government Pension Scheme How to Apply If you’re a dedicated Primary SEN Teacher ready to make a meaningful impact in a school where children feel seen, valued, and supported — we’d love to hear from you. Please apply today or contact Daniel at Parker Smith Inclusion on daniel@psinclusion.co.uk for more information. Primary SEN Teacher | Special Needs Teacher | SEND Teacher | SEN School | Special School | Watford | Hertfordshire | EHCP | Inclusion | Autism | Complex Needs | SEMH | QTS | Special Education

Autism Support Worker – Harrow Every child deserves to be understood, valued, and supported for who they are. Sometimes, all it takes is one person who listens, encourages, and helps them find their voice. If you’re someone who believes in nurturing potential and celebrating small steps as big victories, this could be the role where you truly make a difference. We’re currently seeking Autism Support Workers to work across a range of primary, secondary, and SEN schools in Harrow, supporting children and young people with autism and additional learning needs. Job Type: Full-time, Term-time only Location: Harrow, North-West London Pay: £90.00 – £105.00 per day (depending on experience) Start Date: ASAP or January start available Role Overview Provide consistent 1:1 and small group support to pupils with autism and associated learning needs. Encourage social communication, sensory regulation, and confidence through tailored strategies. Work collaboratively with teachers, SENCOs, and therapists to deliver holistic support. Promote inclusion and help create a calm, understanding classroom environment. Requirements Experience supporting children or young people with autism or additional needs. Patience, empathy, and a positive, proactive approach to challenges. Excellent communication and teamwork skills. A genuine passion for helping pupils reach their full potential. What’s on Offer Opportunities to work across a variety of welcoming school settings. Ongoing training and professional development. Support from a dedicated team that values your contribution and wellbeing. If you’re passionate about helping children with autism feel understood, confident, and capable, apply today for this Autism Support Worker role in Harrow, North-West London.

Autism Support Worker – Kingsbury, North-West London Every child deserves to be understood, valued, and supported for who they are. Sometimes, all it takes is one person who listens, encourages, and helps them find their voice. If you’re someone who believes in nurturing potential and celebrating small steps as big victories, this could be the role where you truly make a difference. We are looking for dedicated Autism Support Workers to join us to support these children! Job Type: Full-time, Term-time only Location: Kingsbury, North West London Pay: £90 – £105 per day (depending on experience) Start Date: ASAP or January start available Role Overview Provide consistent 1:1 and small group support to pupils with autism and associated learning needs. Encourage social communication, sensory regulation, and confidence through tailored strategies. Work collaboratively with teachers, SENCOs, and therapists to deliver holistic support. Foster an inclusive and understanding atmosphere that helps pupils feel safe and supported. Requirements Experience supporting children or young people with autism or additional needs. Patience, empathy, and a positive approach to individual challenges. Strong communication and teamwork skills. A genuine desire to help pupils reach their full potential. What the School Offers A welcoming, supportive and collaborative staff team. Regular training and professional development. A nurturing environment that values wellbeing and growth for both staff and pupils. If you’re passionate about helping children with autism feel understood, confident and capable, apply today for this Autism Support Worker role in Kingsbury, North-West London.