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Location: Colindale
Salary: 100-115 per day
Start Date: ASAP
Positions Available: 2 roles
Contract: Long-term to permanent
About the Role
Long Term Futures is seeking two compassionate, resilient SEN Teaching Assistants to support a Reception-aged child who has experienced trauma and is displaying significant emotional and behavioural needs. You will work closely with the class teacher, SENCO, and external specialists to help the child regulate, access learning, and feel safe within the school environment.
Alongside this primary focus, you will also support pupils who are showing early signs of autism as well as children with high and complex needs, including speech and language development. Flexibility, patience, and the ability to build strong relationships are essential.
This is an excellent position for someone with experience in trauma-informed practice, SEMH, Early Years, or autism support.
About the School
This welcoming primary school in Colindale has a nurturing, inclusive approach to supporting children with additional needs. The leadership team is proactive in ensuring tailored provision for pupils requiring extra support within their Early Years setting. Staff describe the school as friendly, supportive, and committed to development.
Transport Links: Colindale offers excellent access via the Northern Line and several local bus routes, making commuting straightforward across North and North-West London.
What's on Offer
100-115 per day, paid weekly
Long-term to permanent opportunity
Full-time role starting ASAP
Support from experienced SEN staff
Opportunities for CPD, including trauma, autism, and speech & language training
A supportive, collaborative Early Years team
Why Long Term Futures?
We specialise in long-term and permanent education recruitment, partnering closely with schools to ensure high-impact, long-lasting placements. You'll have a dedicated consultant, ongoing support, and access to exclusive roles across London.
Who We Welcome
We warmly welcome applications from candidates with backgrounds in psychology, speech and language, youth work, mental health, or other fields relevant to SEN.
If you're ready to make a meaningful difference to a child's early school experience, apply today.
