Learning Support Assistant

Key responsibilities Under the direction of the Head of Provision, you will: Support pupils with autism in individual, small-group and whole-class settings Implement support strategies informed by EHCPs and individual support plans Use structured approaches to support communication, emotional regulation and behaviour Create a calm, predictable and supportive learning environment Promote independence, confidence and positive relationships Observe and record progress, contributing to reviews and planning meetings Work closely with families and external professionals where appropriate The ideal candidate will: Have experience of working with children with autism and/or SEND (desirable but not essential) Hold GCSE (grades A-C or equivalent) in both Maths & English Be calm, empathetic and highly patient Understand the importance of routine, consistency and clear communication Be able to follow guidance while also showing initiative Have good teamwork and communication skills Be committed to inclusive practice and safeguarding We welcome applications from candidates with transferable experience, including care, youth work, nursery or mental health support.