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Learning Support Practitioner

Oldbury Academy

Oldbury

Salary
£20,861.00 - £22,629.00 Annually (Actual) Grade 6 SCP 12 - 17
Applications close
21 September 2026

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Job details

Salary
£20,861.00 - £22,629.00Annually (Actual) Grade 6 SCP 12 - 17
Location
Oldbury
Working pattern
Part time
Applications close
21 September 2026

About the role

Teaching and Learning Practitioner Part time - 30 hours, permanent Term time plus one week Grade 6 - SCP 12 - SCP 17 To start as soon as possible We are seeking a Teaching and Learning Practitioner to join our school to support the achievement of our students. You will be working closely in 1:1 / small group intervention with predominately key stage three students to help improve their area of identified need. You will be required to set targets identified by the SEND team and / or external agencies and monitor the student's progress. Core Purpose: Assist in the educational, personal and social development of designated students under the direction and guidance of relevant colleagues supporting and complementing the work of classroom teachers Support students by adopting relevant strategies and techniques to enable them to access the curriculum, engage with their learning and achieve their full potential Implement planned learning activities / teaching programmes as agreed with the teacher, adjusting activities according to students' responses as appropriate Deliver measurable impact on pupil attainment as well as social and emotional well being Work collaboratively with relevant colleagues to fulfil the requirement's of the role The duties of the Learning Support Practitioner will be determined by the Head Teacher or appropriate Senior Leader and will be arranged to meet the needs of the school and pupil(s) being supported. This may involve working in small groups or on a 1:1 basis and may include supporting pupils with an Educational Health Care Plan (EHCP) Employ developed strategies and techniques acquired through specialist knowledge / experience to support students in accessing the curriculum, engaging with their learning and achieving their full potential Provide specialist support and expertise in on or more areas in order to advance learning. For example : an aspect of the curriculum, age range or key stage, SEND, EAL Provide cover for groups and classes as required and in line with relevant development and / or experience Support, advise, coach and / or monitor less experienced support staff or students as required Will include delivery of pre-planned lessons as well as planning, preparing and delivering learning activities for individuals, groups and whole classes and will supervise groups or whole classes in absence of a teacher For further information on this role please see attached Recruitment Pack.

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Job reference
teaching-and-learning-practitioner-oldbury-academy
Original source
Teaching Vacancies (Department for Education)
Employer type
School employer
Posted by the original source
11 September 2026
Last checked by SchoolJobs.uk
13 September 2026

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