Purpose of Job
To work
under the guidance of the class teacher/senior staff to:
· Help accelerate pupil progress and raise pupil achievement through
targeted intervention and support, implementing agreed work programmes with
individuals or groups of pupils in or out of the classroom
· Provide support (pastoral/behavioural/learning) in addressing the needs of pupils who require particular help to overcome barriers to learning as agreed and with relevant training and support, provide specialist support for identified pupils with specific needs, ensuring their inclusion, their safety at all times and access to learning
· Support pupils during PPA as required and supervise classes
occasionally during the short-term absence of the class teacher
· Provide First Aid
Duties and
responsibilities
Supporting
pupils
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Foster curiosity, resilience, independence, confidence and effective
collaboration for learning
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Support pupils’ independent learning skills and help develop
positive behaviours for learning
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Under the guidance of and in close liaison with the class
teacher/senior staff provide pastoral support for pupils
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Support pupils in the implementation of individual behaviour
support plans as required
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Nurture individual pupil interests and create opportunities for
success beyond the classroom
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As agreed and with relevant training and support, provide support
for identified pupils with specific needs, ensuring their inclusion, their
safety at all times and access to learning
·
Assist the teacher in providing challenge and stretch for children
of all abilities and support pupil engagement
Supporting
learning
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Establish productive working relationships with staff and pupils,
acting as a role model and setting high expectations at all times
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Promote the inclusion and acceptance of all pupils within the
class and across the school
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Encourage pupils to interact positively, work cooperatively with
others and support the engagement of all pupils in their learning
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Assist with the development and implementation of intervention and
support programmes for pupils, including those with special educational needs
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Help pupils to identify their own barriers to learning and ways in
which these can be overcome
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Provide feedback to pupils in relation to their progress and
achievement and what they need to do next to move their learning forward
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Promote independence and encourage pupils’ resourcefulness and
self-reliance
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Support pupils in developing positive behaviours for learning
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Set high expectations for pupils’ learning and behaviour towards
adults and each other
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Help motivate pupils and to raise expectations of themselves and
their achievements
Supporting
teaching
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Work with the class teacher and across the year group or phase to
help establish an appropriate learning environment within and beyond the
classroom
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Liaise closely with the class teacher in the planning and
implementation of interventions and learning activities to raise pupil
achievement and target support effectively within the class.
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Evaluate pupils’ responses to learning activities through
observation and recording of learning and achievement against agreed objectives
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Maintain records of pupils’ learning and achievement as agreed
with the class teacher/senior staff
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Support pupil self-assessment and review of learning and progress
within lessons and over time
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Implement agreed learning and intervention programmes, supporting
consistency in practice across the school while adjusting activities according
to pupils’ learning needs
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Support the development of pupils learning skills, in particular
their independence, resilience, confidence, ability to cooperate and learn as
part of a team
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Support the development of a distinctive Brookmead Curriculum and
assist in the production of high quality resources and opportunities to
celebrate children’s learning and achievement.
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To support pupils while learning is led by the parallel class
teacher during PPA
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To supervise pupils during the short-term or occasional absence of
the class teacher under the direction of a teacher.
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To assist the teacher in the cycle of planning and assessment for
specific areas of learning and for targeted pupil groups and in the management
and preparation of resources;
·
To assist the teacher in identifying pupils across the ability
range who are at risk of underachievement (vulnerable pupils)
Support
for the school
·
Consistently demonstrate commitment to the school’s vision and
values both within school and within the wider community, genuinely striving to
bring learning to life and life to learning for all pupils, and contribute to
the overall ethos and aims of the school
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Liaise sensitively and professionally with parents and carers as
agreed with the teacher/senior staff and participate as appropriate in review
meetings with parents.
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Be aware of and comply with policies and procedures relating to
child protection, pupil behaviour, health and safety, staff conduct, security,
confidentiality and data protection and report all concerns to an appropriate
member of the leadership team
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Support the inclusion of all pupils and ensure all pupils have
equal access to opportunities to learn and develop as individuals and as
members of the school and wider community
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Establish constructive relationships with school staff or other
professionals who support children, to help raise achievement and support pupil
progress
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Attend and participate in meetings as appropriate
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Participate in training and other learning activities as required
and actively seek opportunities for own professional development
·
Recognise own strengths and areas of expertise and use these to
support and advise others
·
Assist in the training and induction of school staff as
appropriate
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Supervise pupils on visits and out of school activities as
required
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Carry out any duties as directed by line manager, senior staff or
headteacher
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Claire Price
01296 668543
pricec@brookmead.net
