Teaching Assistant - Arundel Church of England Primary School

Job Title: Primary School Teaching Assistant (Grade 3)Required from September 2025

Temporary (for one academic year initially, subject to funding review),

term-time, 5 days a week, 8:15am - 3:15pm

Closing Date:

Monday 1st September at 9:00am

Interview Date:

Tuesday 2nd September

Teaching Assistant vacancyDo you enjoy supporting children in a caring and nurturing environment? We are currently seeking a dedicated and enthusiastic Grade 3 Teaching Assistant to join our team at Arundel CE Primary School. We are a vibrant and inclusive primary school committed to providing an engaging and supportive learning environment for our pupils. We prioritize holistic development, fostering a love for learning, and ensuring every child reaches their full potential. Join our dedicated team and contribute to the growth and development of our pupils!

Please return completed applications to Mrs Kaye Stanford, School Business Manager, or contact 01903 883149 if you have any questions.

Job Details

Salary:

Grade 3 - £24,027 (pro rata, term time only)

Contract Type:

Temporary (for one academic year initially, subject to funding review)

Working Pattern:

Term-time, 5 days a week, 8:15am - 3:15pm

Location:

Arundel CofE Primary School

Interviews:

Tuesday 2nd September 2025

What You Need to Succeed

Be able to work with children with additional needs, showing flexibility, empathy, and patience.

Work with pupils predominantly on a one-on-one basis to address specific learning needs, challenges, and help them settle into school life.

Support, with dignity and respect, individual children''s personal care plans.

Provide planned support including during lunchtimes based on individual needs.

Show excellent communication skills.

Have a passion for education.

Collaborate with class teachers across the school to facilitate a positive and effective learning environment and contribute to the delivery of the ACE curriculum.

Possess a calm personality, resourcefulness, and flexibility to meet individual needs.

Be an effective and empathetic communicator with children, parents, and colleagues.

Show positivity, enthusiasm, patience, and kindness to help all children achieve their potential and become Upstanders rather than Bystanders.

Be a loyal, adaptable team player interested in working in a supportive, caring community with children across all primary school year ..... full job details .....