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Deputy Head PastoralEmployer: Heywood Prep SchoolLocation: Corsham, WiltshireContract Type: PermanentHours: Full TimeSalary: Competitive and commensurate with experience.Posted: 11th September 2026Expires: 5th October 2026 11:59 AMStart Date: 4th January 2027Job ID: 1573440 Share : PrintWe are seeking a dedicated and engaging Deputy Head Pastoral to join our Senior Leadership Team and share responsibility for the development and oversight of the school. The successful candidate will be a talented teacher with excellent interpersonal skills and attention to detail. Candidates should be able to demonstrate a track record of successful leadership and a particular aptitude for the following: Building relationships with pupils, parents, staff and partner agencies. Taking responsibility for compliance with relevant guidance and legislation.* Managing difficult decisions.The successful candidate will act as the school’s Designated Safeguarding Lead and be expected to take on teaching responsibilities.Hours, Salary & Benefits:Contract: Full-time, permanent contract.Salary: Competitive and commensurate with experience.Start Date: January 2026 or as soon as possible thereafter.Benefits: Means tested staff discount for your children (admissions policy applies). Employer pension. Shopping discount card. Personal accident at work cover. Complimentary lunches. Paid holiday and bank holidays.* Access to the group's counselling scheme.Person Specification: Strong communication and interpersonal skills, with the ability to build positive relationships with pupils, staff, parents and partner organisations. Confidence in teaching children across the primary age range. The ability to learn, understand and apply relevant compliance requirements from government guidance and legislation. Excellent attention to detail. Excellent standards of written and spoken English Enthusiasm, approachability, and a genuine commitment to pupils’ development. The ability to communicate sensitively around complex issues and hold potentially difficult conversations. Commitment to teamwork and contributing positively to school life. Respect for confidentiality and commitment to upholding school values. Adaptability in the face of changing demands.* Strong IT skills and confidence with the Microsoft suite of tools.To read the full job description, and candidate pack, please see the attached supporting documents.### AttachmentsDeputy Head Pastoral Job Description January 2027Deputy Head Pastoral - Jan 2026 - Heywood Prep Candidate Pack\_compressed### Safeguarding Statement:Heywood Prep School is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children, young people and vulnerable adults and expects all staff and volunteers to share this commitment.We particularly welcome applications from under represented groups including ethnicity, gender, transgender, age, disability, sexual orientation or religion. #J-18808-Ljbffr

Deputy Head PastoralEmployer: Heywood Prep SchoolLocation: Corsham, WiltshireContract Type: PermanentHours: Full TimeSalary: Competitive and commensurate with experience.Posted: 11th September 2026Expires: 5th October 2026 11:59 AMStart Date: 4th January 2027Job ID: 1573440 Share : PrintWe are seeking a dedicated and engaging Deputy Head Pastoral to join our Senior Leadership Team and share responsibility for the development and oversight of the school. The successful candidate will be a talented teacher with excellent interpersonal skills and attention to detail. Candidates should be able to demonstrate a track record of successful leadership and a particular aptitude for the following: Building relationships with pupils, parents, staff and partner agencies. Taking responsibility for compliance with relevant guidance and legislation.* Managing difficult decisions.The successful candidate will act as the school’s Designated Safeguarding Lead and be expected to take on teaching responsibilities.Hours, Salary & Benefits:Contract: Full-time, permanent contract.Salary: Competitive and commensurate with experience.Start Date: January 2026 or as soon as possible thereafter.Benefits: Means tested staff discount for your children (admissions policy applies). Employer pension. Shopping discount card. Personal accident at work cover. Complimentary lunches. Paid holiday and bank holidays.* Access to the group's counselling scheme.Person Specification: Strong communication and interpersonal skills, with the ability to build positive relationships with pupils, staff, parents and partner organisations. Confidence in teaching children across the primary age range. The ability to learn, understand and apply relevant compliance requirements from government guidance and legislation. Excellent attention to detail. Excellent standards of written and spoken English Enthusiasm, approachability, and a genuine commitment to pupils’ development. The ability to communicate sensitively around complex issues and hold potentially difficult conversations. Commitment to teamwork and contributing positively to school life. Respect for confidentiality and commitment to upholding school values. Adaptability in the face of changing demands.* Strong IT skills and confidence with the Microsoft suite of tools.To read the full job description, and candidate pack, please see the attached supporting documents.### AttachmentsDeputy Head Pastoral Job Description January 2027Deputy Head Pastoral - Jan 2026 - Heywood Prep Candidate Pack\_compressed### Safeguarding Statement:Heywood Prep School is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children, young people and vulnerable adults and expects all staff and volunteers to share this commitment.We particularly welcome applications from under represented groups including ethnicity, gender, transgender, age, disability, sexual orientation or religion. #J-18808-Ljbffr

Are you looking for a rewarding role where you can make a genuine difference to the lives of children and young people? Do you have an interest in Autism, additional needs, and helping pupils reach their full potential? This Autism Support Assistant opportunity in Chippenham, Wiltshire could be an excellent way to gain practical experience within a specialist education setting. A specialist school in Chippenham is seeking a dedicated and caring Autism Support Assistant to become part of its friendly and experienced team. The school supports children and young people aged 5-16 with Autism, communication needs, sensory differences, and a variety of additional educational requirements. As an Autism Support Assistant, you will play an important role in helping pupils feel safe, included, and confident throughout the school day. You will work alongside teachers and specialist professionals to provide tailored support that reflects each student's individual strengths, needs, and learning style. Your day-to-day responsibilities will involve supporting pupils during lessons and throughout wider school activities. You may help students understand and participate in classroom tasks, encourage effective communication, support positive social interactions, and provide reassurance when pupils become overwhelmed or dysregulated. You will also help young people develop greater independence by encouraging them to take part in everyday activities, build practical skills, and become more confident in making choices. Establishing trusting relationships will be a key part of the role, allowing you to understand each pupil and provide support in a calm, consistent, and encouraging way. The position provides an excellent opportunity to learn more about Autism and specialist education while developing practical skills that can be valuable across a wide range of careers. You will gain exposure to different learning approaches, individual support strategies, sensory considerations, communication methods, and approaches to promoting positive behaviour. This role would be particularly valuable for graduates and aspiring professionals considering future careers in areas such as Psychology, Educational Psychology, Occupational Therapy, Speech and Language Therapy, Teaching, Counselling, or Special Educational Needs. What You Can Gain • Meaningful experience supporting children and young people with Autism and additional needs., • Practical insight into specialist education and individualised learning., • The opportunity to work alongside teachers and experienced SEN professionals., • Stronger communication, interpersonal, and relationship-building skills., • Experience supporting emotional wellbeing, social development, and positive behaviour., • Valuable preparation for careers within psychology, education, therapy, and care., • £85-£110 per day. About the Role Every pupil will have their own personality, strengths, challenges, and ways of communicating, making this a varied and rewarding position. You will be encouraged to get to know the children you support and help create an environment where they can feel comfortable, valued, and able to learn. Whether you already have experience working with children or are looking to take your first step into specialist education, this role offers the chance to learn from experienced professionals while making a positive contribution every day. If you are patient, approachable, enthusiastic, and genuinely motivated to support young people, this Autism Support Assistant position in Chippenham could be a fantastic opportunity to develop your experience and begin building a career in special educational needs. Apply today to find out more about this Autism Support Assistant opportunity in Chippenham, Wiltshire, and start gaining the experience needed for a rewarding future working with children and young people. Salary will be determined by the successful candidate's qualifications and relevant experience, and will be in accordance with the client's pay policy. JBRP1_UKTJ

Are you passionate about helping children overcome barriers to learning and develop the confidence to succeed? Do you have a calm, patient, and resilient approach when supporting children who may struggle with behaviour, emotional regulation, or social situations? A welcoming school in Chippenham, Wiltshire is looking for a dedicated Behaviour Mentor to join its support and pastoral team from September 2026. This is an excellent opportunity for someone who wants to work closely with children, helping them develop positive behaviours, improve their engagement with education, and build the skills they need to thrive. The successful candidate will provide consistent, individualised support to children who may need additional guidance with their emotional wellbeing, behaviour, relationships, or ability to access learning. The Role As a Behaviour Mentor, you will provide focused support to children both in the classroom and across the wider school environment. You will develop strong relationships with children, understand the factors contributing to their behaviour, and help them develop practical strategies for managing challenges more successfully. Your responsibilities will include: Delivering one-to-one and small-group mentoring for children with behavioural, emotional, or social needs. Establishing positive relationships built on trust, consistency, and clear boundaries. Helping children recognise emotions, identify triggers, and develop appropriate coping strategies. Supporting children to manage conflict, frustration, anxiety, and other challenges that may affect their behaviour. Helping children re-engage with lessons following periods of difficulty or disengagement. Encouraging positive communication, social interaction, independence, and self-confidence. Implementing individual behaviour strategies and support plans consistently. Working closely with teachers, SEN staff, pastoral teams, and school leaders to monitor progress. Providing relevant feedback and observations to help staff understand childrens needs and development. Contributing to a safe, structured, and supportive school environment. Maintaining high standards of safeguarding and following all school policies and procedures. The Children You Will Support You may work with children who experience difficulties such as emotional regulation, low self-esteem, anxiety, impulsivity, social communication, frustration, conflict, or disengagement from learning . The role is focused on looking beyond the behaviour itself and helping children understand the reasons behind their responses. You will support children to recognise triggers, develop positive coping mechanisms, and make more appropriate choices. Every child will have different needs, meaning the role requires flexibility and the ability to adapt your approach. One day you could be helping a child rebuild their confidence after a difficult lesson, while another day you may be supporting a child with managing relationships and resolving conflict. About You The ideal candidate will be compassionate, emotionally aware, dependable, and confident in maintaining appropriate boundaries . You should be able to remain calm in challenging situations and understand that progress can sometimes happen gradually. Experience working with children would be advantageous, particularly within education, youth work, care, sports, mentoring, or behaviour support. However, the school is also open to graduates and candidates with strong transferable skills who are passionate about developing a career within education or support services. The experience gained could be particularly valuable for individuals considering careers in: Psychology and Educational Psychology Behaviour Support Special Educational Needs Teaching Pastoral Care Youth Work Counselling Social Care What We Offer £85-£110 per day , depending on experience. Full-time and part-time positions available. September 2026 start. PAYE weekly pay. Practical experience supporting children with a range of needs. The opportunity to learn from experienced teaching and pastoral professionals. Valuable experience for future careers in education, psychology, SEND, and behaviour support. Apply today to find out more about this September 2026 Behaviour Mentor position and begin developing valuable experience in a rewarding educational environment. Salary will be determined by the successful candidates qualifications and relevant experience, and will be in accordance with the clients pay policy.

Job Title Service Colleague (Express) Location EXP - 5606 CALNE LONDON ROAD Employment Type Part time Contract Type Permanent Shift Pattern Work Shift: Days Hours per Week 12 Pay Rate £13.10 Category Retail Hourly Colleagues, Sales Staff Closing Date 28 September 2026 Our operation runs 24 hours a day, 7 days a week across our Supermarkets, Superstores, and Asda Express locations—offering a wide variety of shift patterns to suit different lifestyles. If you're looking for flexible working that fits around your commitments, we’ve got you covered! We’ll work with you to find shifts that suit, though late and weekend working is a key part of our roles, and some flexibility will be needed. As a Service Colleague, you’ll work across multiple departments to help keep our stores running smoothly. Every day could be different—whether you're serving customers at the checkouts, preparing fresh pizzas, picking orders for home delivery, or restocking shelves. Our customers are at the heart of everything we do, and we take pride in offering excellent service, welcoming stores, and ‘extra special’ products. We work together as one team to drive sales and deliver a great online and in-store shopping experience. About You You’re naturally friendly, enthusiastic, and ready to get stuck in. You’ll enjoy learning new skills across different departments and love helping customers find what they need—maybe even having a friendly chat along the way. We do reserve the right to close this vacancy before the advertised closing date. Apply today by completing an online application… Everything you'll love Alongside a competitive salary, you'll get lots of other great benefits too, including: - Colleague discount: 15% off your shopping at Asda from day 1 for you and a nominated user - Discounted rates and special offers on Asda services such as Mobile, Pharmacy, Opticians, Personal Loan, Pet Insurance, Travel Insurance, Travel Money, Tyres, Breakdown Cover - Stream: access to flexible pay, income tracker, financial coaching, exclusive savings account and much more. - Company pension - Wellbeing: including 24/7 virtual GP, 24/7 EAP service, as well as access to free counselling, legal, mortgage, cancer and bereavement support - Asda Allies Inclusion Networks – helping colleagues to make sure everybody is included and that our differences are recognised and celebrated. - Excellent parental leave policies, including maternity & adoption leave, paternity leave, shared parental leave, neonatal care leave, and support for those doing fertility treatments. - Colleague recognition programme - Special offers and discounts across a range of services and activities, from airport parking to theme parks and cinemas.

Are you passionate about supporting children's emotional wellbeing and helping them develop confidence, resilience and positive coping strategies? Are you considering a career in education, psychology, therapy or mental health and looking for valuable experience within a specialist school? A welcoming specialist school in Chippenham, Wiltshire is seeking a caring and motivated Mental Health Teaching Assistant to become part of its dedicated support team. You will work with children aged 5-16 who may have Autism, Social, Emotional and Mental Health (SEMH) needs, anxiety and other additional learning requirements. This role offers the opportunity to gain practical experience while working alongside experienced teachers, therapists, psychologists and SEN professionals in a structured, supportive and nurturing educational environment. The Role As a Mental Health Teaching Assistant, you will provide tailored support throughout the school day, helping children manage emotional challenges, develop independence and feel more confident in their education. Your responsibilities will include: Providing one-to-one and small-group support to children. Helping children recognise and manage their emotions using appropriate strategies. Encouraging confidence, resilience and positive emotional development. Supporting children experiencing anxiety, Autism, SEMH needs and other additional requirements. Implementing agreed strategies to promote positive behaviour and emotional regulation. Helping children overcome barriers to learning and engage positively with classroom activities. Supporting children to develop communication, social and independence skills. Building trusting relationships through a calm, consistent and encouraging approach. Working collaboratively with teachers, therapists, psychologists and SEN professionals. Contributing to a safe, nurturing and inclusive learning environment. Following safeguarding procedures and supporting the overall wellbeing of the children. About You The ideal candidate will be patient, compassionate, empathetic and resilient, with a genuine interest in children's mental health and emotional wellbeing. Previous experience working in education, care or a support environment would be beneficial, although the position may also be suitable for graduates and individuals looking to gain experience within specialist education. You will need to be confident developing positive relationships with children and able to remain calm and supportive when faced with challenging emotional or behavioural situations. This opportunity would be particularly relevant for individuals considering future careers in: Clinical Psychology Educational Psychology Counselling Social Work Occupational Therapy Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services (CAMHS) Teaching Special Educational Needs (SEN) Why Apply? £85-£110 per day, depending on experience. Full-time, Monday to Friday opportunity. Gain hands-on experience supporting children with Autism, SEMH, anxiety and additional needs. Work alongside experienced teachers, therapists, psychologists and specialist support staff. Develop practical skills in emotional regulation, behaviour support and safeguarding. Gain an understanding of therapeutic and supportive approaches within specialist education. Excellent experience for aspiring psychologists, therapists, teachers, counsellors and mental health professionals. Opportunities for training, mentoring and professional development. Make a meaningful difference to children's wellbeing, confidence and educational progress.As a Mental Health Teaching Assistant, you will have the opportunity to positively influence the lives of children who may experience challenges with their emotions, behaviour or learning. The role offers a rewarding environment where you can build strong relationships, encourage progress and help children develop the skills and confidence they need to succeed. If you are passionate about children's mental health and want to gain meaningful experience within a specialist educational setting, this Mental Health Teaching Assistant position in Chippenham, Wiltshire could be the ideal opportunity. Apply today for this Mental Health Teaching Assistant role in Chippenham, Wiltshire, and take the next step towards a rewarding career in education, psychology and mental health support. Salary will be determined by the successful candidate's qualifications and relevant experience, and will be in accordance with the client's pay policy

Are you caring, patient and passionate about helping children overcome emotional, social and behavioural challenges? Are you looking for a rewarding opportunity where you can support children's wellbeing while gaining valuable experience within education? A specialist school in Chippenham, Wiltshire is seeking a committed Pastoral Support Worker to join its dedicated team. The successful candidate will work with children aged 5-16 who may have Autism, Social, Emotional and Mental Health (SEMH) needs and a range of additional learning requirements. This role provides an excellent opportunity to work within a supportive and nurturing school environment alongside teachers, pastoral colleagues, therapists and SEN professionals. The Role As a Pastoral Support Worker, you will play an important part in helping children feel secure, supported and ready to engage with school life. You will provide practical and emotional support both within the classroom and across the wider school environment. Your responsibilities may include: Providing individual and small-group pastoral support to children. Helping children understand and manage their emotions through appropriate coping strategies. Developing positive relationships that promote trust, confidence and self-esteem. Supporting children through difficult situations with patience and consistency. Encouraging positive behaviour and helping children recognise the consequences of their actions. Providing pastoral support during less structured parts of the school day, including breaks and lunchtime. Delivering targeted pastoral activities and interventions based on individual needs. Encouraging regular attendance, participation and engagement with learning. Helping children develop communication, social and independence skills. Working closely with teachers, pastoral teams, therapists and SEN professionals. Contributing to a safe, welcoming and inclusive school environment. Following safeguarding procedures and maintaining appropriate professional boundaries. About You We are looking for someone who is compassionate, patient, resilient and approachable, with a genuine interest in supporting children's emotional wellbeing and personal development. Experience within education, care, youth work or a support-based role would be advantageous, although this position could also suit graduates and those looking to begin a career working with children and young people. You should be able to stay calm and professional when faced with challenging behaviour or emotional situations, while providing children with clear boundaries, reassurance and encouragement. The experience gained in this role could be particularly valuable for individuals considering careers in: Education and Teaching Youth Work Social Work Counselling Psychology Mental Health Support Pastoral Care Special Educational Needs (SEN) Why Apply? £85-£110 per day, depending on experience. Full-time, Monday to Friday position. Gain direct experience supporting children with Autism, SEMH and additional needs. Work alongside experienced teachers, therapists, pastoral teams and SEN professionals. Develop practical skills in emotional support, behaviour management and safeguarding. Gain valuable experience within a specialist educational setting. Excellent opportunity for aspiring teachers, counsellors, social workers, psychologists and youth workers. Ongoing training, guidance and professional development opportunities. Make a meaningful difference to children's confidence, wellbeing and educational progress.Every child has their own strengths, needs and challenges. As a Pastoral Support Worker, you will have the opportunity to provide the consistency, encouragement and support children need to make positive progress. Whether you already have experience in a support role or are looking to take your first step towards a career in education, psychology, social care or mental health, this Pastoral Support Worker position in Chippenham, Wiltshire offers valuable experience and the opportunity to have a genuine impact. If you are passionate about helping children build confidence, resilience and positive relationships, we would love to hear from you. Apply today for this Pastoral Support Worker opportunity in Chippenham, Wiltshire, and take the next step towards a rewarding career supporting children with additional needs. Salary will be determined by the successful candidate's qualifications and relevant experience, and will be in accordance with the client's pay policy

Are you passionate about helping children with additional needs develop their confidence, independence and communication skills? Are you considering a career in psychology, education, therapy or special educational needs and looking for valuable hands-on experience? A specialist school in Chippenham, Wiltshire is looking for a caring, enthusiastic and committed Autism Support Assistant to join its supportive team. You will work alongside experienced teachers and specialist professionals to support children aged 5-16 who have Autism, communication needs, sensory differences and a range of additional learning requirements. The Role As an Autism Support Assistant, you will provide personalised support to help children feel secure, understood and confident within the school environment. Your responsibilities will include: Providing one-to-one and small-group support both inside and outside the classroom. Helping children participate in lessons and engage with a variety of learning activities. Encouraging communication and helping children express their thoughts, feelings and needs. Supporting children to develop social skills and build positive relationships. Providing reassurance and practical support when children experience sensory or emotional difficulties. Encouraging independence through everyday routines, activities and learning opportunities. Helping children build confidence, resilience and important life skills. Following individual support plans and implementing agreed strategies. Working collaboratively with teachers, therapists and SEN professionals to support children's development. Creating a positive, structured and inclusive environment where children can feel safe and successful. About You Previous experience working within a specialist school is beneficial but not essential. We are looking for someone who is patient, compassionate, adaptable and genuinely interested in supporting children with Autism and additional needs. You should be confident building positive relationships and understand the importance of maintaining a calm, consistent and supportive approach. Every child is different, so being able to recognise and respond to individual strengths, communication styles and needs is particularly important. This role would be especially well suited to graduates and aspiring professionals considering careers in: Educational Psychology Clinical Psychology Occupational Therapy Speech and Language Therapy Teaching Counselling Special Educational Needs (SEN) Child Development and SupportThe position offers valuable practical exposure to Autism, sensory processing needs, communication approaches, behaviour support and specialist education. Why Apply? £85-£110 per day, depending on experience. Gain practical experience supporting children with Autism and additional needs. Develop your communication, relationship-building and behaviour support skills. Work alongside experienced teachers, therapists and SEN professionals. Gain insight into specialist education and personalised support. Build relevant experience for future careers in psychology, therapy, education and children's services. Make a genuine and positive difference to children's development and wellbeing. Make a Difference in Chippenham No two days are the same when supporting children with additional needs. This role provides the opportunity to celebrate individual achievements, encourage progress and help children develop the skills they need to become more independent. Whether you already have experience supporting children or are a graduate looking to begin your career in specialist education, this Autism Support Assistant role in Chippenham, Wiltshire provides an excellent opportunity to gain meaningful experience while making a real difference. If you are caring, patient and enthusiastic about supporting children with Autism, we would be delighted to hear from you. Apply today for this Autism Support Assistant opportunity in Chippenham, Wiltshire, and take the first step towards a rewarding career in specialist education. Salary will be determined by the successful candidate's qualifications and relevant experience, and will be in accordance with the client's pay policy

Mental Health Teaching Assistant | Chippenham - Wiltshire Are you passionate about supporting children with their emotional wellbeing and mental health? If you're looking to build a rewarding career in education, psychology, therapy, or mental health services, this Mental Health Teaching Assistant opportunity in Chippenham could be the ideal next step. A welcoming specialist school in Chippenham is seeking a dedicated Mental Health Teaching Assistant to support children aged 5-16 with Autism, social, emotional and mental health (SEMH) needs, anxiety, and additional learning needs. This Mental Health Teaching Assistant role offers invaluable experience working alongside experienced teachers, therapists, psychologists, and SEN professionals within a supportive and therapeutic school environment. As a Mental Health Teaching Assistant, you will provide tailored support to pupils throughout the school day, helping them regulate their emotions, build resilience, and develop confidence. You will work closely with students on a one-to-one basis and in small groups, implement strategies to support positive behaviour, encourage engagement in learning, and help pupils develop communication, independence, and social skills. The Mental Health Teaching Assistant will also contribute to creating a safe, nurturing classroom environment where every child can thrive academically and emotionally. This Mental Health Teaching Assistant position is an excellent opportunity for graduates or individuals considering careers in Clinical Psychology, Educational Psychology, Counselling, Social Work, Occupational Therapy, or Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services (CAMHS). The practical experience gained as a Mental Health Teaching Assistant will provide a strong foundation for further study and professional training. Why Apply? Gain hands-on experience supporting children with Autism, SEMH, anxiety, and additional needs. Work alongside experienced teachers, therapists, psychologists, and specialist support staff. Develop valuable skills in behaviour support, emotional regulation, safeguarding, and therapeutic interventions. Ideal experience for aspiring psychologists, therapists, teachers, counsellors, and mental health professionals. Full-time, Monday to Friday. £85-£110 per day. Excellent training, mentoring, and career progression opportunities.This Mental Health Teaching Assistant opportunity is perfect for someone who is patient, empathetic, and committed to making a positive impact on the lives of young people. Every day will bring new opportunities to build meaningful relationships, support emotional development, and help pupils overcome barriers to learning. If you're looking to gain meaningful experience within education and mental health, this Mental Health Teaching Assistant role in Chippenham provides the perfect platform to develop your skills while making a genuine difference to children's lives. Apply today for this Mental Health Teaching Assistant opportunity in Chippenham and take the first step towards a rewarding career in education, psychology, and mental health support. Salary will be determined by the successful candidate's qualifications and relevant experience, and will be in accordance with the client's pay policy

Psychology Graduate - SEN Teaching Assistant - Calne Special Educational Needs (SEN) School ASAP Start Are you a Psychology graduate looking to gain hands-on experience supporting children with additional needs before pursuing a career in Educational Psychology, Clinical Psychology, Speech and Language Therapy, Occupational Therapy, or another specialist field? A welcoming and supportive SEN school in Calne is seeking a compassionate and enthusiastic Psychology Graduate to join their team as an SEN Teaching Assistant. This is an excellent opportunity to gain invaluable experience working with children who have a range of additional needs, including Autism (ASC), ADHD, speech and language difficulties, learning disabilities, and social, emotional and mental health (SEMH) needs. As a Psychology Graduate - SEN Teaching Assistant, you will work closely with pupils on a one-to-one and small group basis, supporting both their academic progress and emotional wellbeing. You will collaborate with experienced teachers and specialist staff while developing practical skills in behaviour management, communication strategies, and child development. This role is ideal for graduates considering further study or careers in Educational Psychology, Clinical Psychology, Counselling, Speech and Language Therapy, Occupational Therapy, or Teaching. Key Responsibilities - Psychology Graduate - SEN Teaching Assistant Provide one-to-one and small group support for pupils with additional needs. Assist teachers in delivering engaging, differentiated learning activities. Support pupils with emotional regulation, communication, and social interaction. Encourage independence, confidence, and positive learning behaviours. Help implement individual education plans (IEPs) and behaviour support strategies. Build positive relationships with pupils, families, and the wider school team.What We're Looking For A degree in Psychology (or a closely related subject). A genuine passion for supporting children with special educational needs. Excellent communication and interpersonal skills. A patient, empathetic, and resilient approach. The ability to remain calm and adaptable in a dynamic school environment in Calne Previous experience working with children or young people is desirable but not essential.Role Details Role: Psychology Graduate - SEN Teaching Assistant Location: Calne Start Date: ASAP Pay: £90-£105 per day (depending on experience) Hours: Full-time, 8:30am-3:30pmIf you're a Psychology graduate looking to gain meaningful experience while making a real difference to the lives of children with additional needs, we'd love to hear from you. Apply today to begin your career in education and specialist support. Psychology Graduate - SEN Teaching Assistant - Calne Salary will be determined by the successful candidate's qualifications and relevant experience, and will be in accordance with the client's pay policy