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Learning Support Assistant

The King's Academy

Middlesbrough

Salary
£19,566.64 - £19,876.92 Annually (FTE) SCP 5-6 (£25,583.09-£25,988.77) @ 0.75 FTE
Applications close
5 October 2026

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Job details

Salary
£19,566.64 - £19,876.92Annually (FTE) SCP 5-6 (£25,583.09-£25,988.77) @ 0.75 FTE
Location
Middlesbrough
Working pattern
Full time · Part time
Applications close
5 October 2026

What this pays

Advertised pay

£19,567–£19,877 FTE

The annual salary a full-time post-holder would receive. Part-time or term-time post-holders normally receive less than this figure.

Also stated

£14,675–£14,908 Actual

Worked out by School Jobs UK from figures in this advert

  • 75% of full time (stated)
  • NJC/SCP

Calculated from the advertised full-time equivalent salary and the advertised time fraction of 0.75 FTE.

As advertised: “£19,566.64 - £19,876.92 Annually (FTE) SCP 5-6 (£25,583.09-£25,988.77) @ 0.75 FTE”

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About the role

Learning Support Assistant , Term Time plus 1 working week, Monday to Thursday 8.20-3.20 and 8.20-2.30 on Fridays, 1 year fixed term contract The King's Academy have an exciting opportunity for an enthusiastic and motivated individual to join our SEND team to help us deliver an even better service to the staff and students. The role of the Learning Support Assistant is to work under the instruction/guidance of teaching/senior staff to undertake work/care/support programmes, to enable access to learning for students and to assist the teacher in the management of students and the classroom. The post holder will be expected to act with honesty and integrity and uphold the Professional Standards for Teaching Assistants, in order to make the education of pupils their first concern. The Teaching Assistant will demonstrate values and behaviours consistent with their professional role. We have high expectations for our students as they grow and develop and all our staff provide important role models to them in terms of positive attitude, work ethic and diligence. Further information is available in the job description and person specification. Join us and in addition to working with committed and helpful colleagues, the Trust can offer access to the following benefits: Defined benefit pension scheme Employee Assistance Programme Access to our exclusive Benefits Hub Free parking Employee centred and family friendly policies and practices that support you in and beyond the workplace Enhanced sick pay, maternity leave and paternity leave (dependent on length of service) Competitive holiday entitlement for support staff (minimum 25 days, plus bank 8 holidays per annum, pro-rated for part-time post-holders) Cycle to work scheme Funded eye tests and glasses for DSE users (subject to T/Cs)

About The King's Academy

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Where this vacancy came from

Job reference
learning-support-assistant-10655210-3757-4784-a59d-a083c3c77175
Original source
Teaching Vacancies (Department for Education)
Employer type
School employer
Posted by the original source
22 September 2026
Last checked by SchoolJobs.uk
24 September 2026

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