Are you a learning support assistant with experience of working with SEND children? If you are an SEND specialist, or have strengths being a learning support assistant for children with learning difficulties or SEMH, this is the role for you! From October a Bradford Secondary school is looking for a learning support assistant to work 1:1 with a boy in Year 8 with additional needs and working on the Year 4 curriculum. Day to day for this learning support assistant role: Supporting child with learning Personal care Nurturing activities Brain and movement breaks Supporting with behaviourAs a learning support assistant you will show strong pastoral and emotional support for your pupil, as well as being vigilant to their cues and needs which will mean able to think on the spot and being flexible with their timetable. The pupil will require some personal care and strong behaviour support. Does this sound like the perfect role for you? Then you could be this pupil's new learning support assistant as soon as possible and really make his school day a positive experience. Get in touch today! Salary will be determined by the successful candidate's qualifications and relevant experience, and will be in accordance with the client's pay policy