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Salary: 100 - 125 per day
Location: Hammersmith & Fulham, West London (excellent transport links across the borough)
Start Date: September 2025 - full academic year commitment
About the Role
We are looking for a compassionate and resilient Complex Needs Teaching Assistant to join a welcoming Key Stage 1 class for the full academic year. This role involves supporting pupils with a wide range of complex needs, including communication difficulties, autism spectrum conditions, and learning challenges. Experience with behaviour management is highly desirable, as many pupils will require consistent strategies to support engagement and progress.
In this role, you will:
Provide 1:1 and small group support tailored to individual learning and emotional needs.
Assist pupils with personal care, daily routines, and classroom participation.
Work closely with the SENCO and teaching staff to adapt learning resources and strategies.
Encourage independence and confidence through structured support and positive reinforcement.
About the School
This nurturing and inclusive primary school in Hammersmith & Fulham has an excellent reputation for supporting pupils with complex needs. The school values a holistic approach, with a strong focus on communication, emotional wellbeing, and personal development. Staff benefit from a collaborative team ethos and access to specialist training. With great transport links across West London, the school is easily accessible for commuting staff.
What's on Offer
Daily pay between 100 - 125 depending on experience.
The chance to work in a supportive and progressive SEN setting.
Ongoing professional development and training opportunities.
A long-term placement for the full academic year.
Why Long Term Futures?
At Long Term Futures, we specialise in long-term education recruitment. We take pride in connecting skilled professionals with schools where they can make a lasting difference. Our team understands the unique demands of working in SEN and will support you throughout your placement.
We warmly welcome applications from candidates with degrees or backgrounds in psychology, speech and language, youth work, mental health, or other related fields relevant to SEN roles.
