SEN Learning Support Assistant - Year 1 - Carlisle
£15.46/hour
Location
Carlisle
Role
Sen Teaching Assistant
Sector
Primary
Contract type
Long Term
Start date
9 September 2026
End date
18 December 2026
Pay
£15.46/hour
Posted 1 day ago
SEN Learning Support Assistant - 1:1 Year 1 Support - Carlisle - Full Time
£15.46 per hour | Carlisle | Full Time | 9 September 2026 Start | 1:1 Year 1 SEN Support
Humly are recruiting a compassionate and dedicated SEN Learning Support Assistant to provide 1:1 support to a Year 1 pupil at a primary school in Carlisle from 9 September 2026. This full-time role runs until 18 December 2026, covering the full Autumn term, with potential to extend further depending on the needs of the school.
This 1:1 SEN Learning Support Assistant role would suit an experienced Teaching Assistant, Learning Support Assistant or education professional who is confident supporting young pupils with speech and language development. No behavioural concerns have been shared for the pupil, although the role does include intimate care responsibilities, so we're looking for someone who is patient, nurturing, professional and comfortable providing consistent individual support.
Role Details
Full-time SEN Learning Support Assistant role in a Carlisle primary school
Dedicated 1:1 support for a Year 1 pupil
Main focus on speech and language development
No behavioural concerns have been shared
Intimate care responsibilities included
Start date: 9 September 2026
Role runs until 18 December 2026, covering the full Autumn term
Potential to extend further depending on school requirements
£15.46 per hour
Working closely with the class teacher and wider school team
What You'll Be Doing
Providing dedicated 1:1 support to a Year 1 pupil
Supporting speech and language development throughout the school day
Helping the pupil access classroom activities and learning
Encouraging communication, confidence and independence
Supporting the pupil with classroom routines and transitions
Providing intimate care when required, in line with school procedures
Building a positive and trusting relationship with the pupil
Working closely with the class teacher and school staff
Following individual support strategies and guidance provided by the school
Helping create a calm, safe and inclusive learning environment
You'll Be a Good Fit If You...
Have experience as a Teaching Assistant, SEN Teaching Assistant, Learning Support Assistant or in a similar education role
Have experience supporting children with speech, language or communication needs
Are confident providing dedicated 1:1 support
Are comfortable carrying out intimate care responsibilities
Have a patient, compassionate and nurturing approach
Can build strong and positive relationships with young pupils
Understand the importance of consistency when supporting individual needs
Are reliable and available for full-time work from 9 September 2026
Are professional and able to work effectively as part of a school team
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Safeguarding Statement:
Humly is fully committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children, and we expect all staff to share this commitment. We follow strict safer recruitment practices and a rigorous selection process designed to deter and identify unsuitable applicants.
All appointments are subject to enhanced DBS and reference checks. In line with safeguarding legislation and Keeping Children Safe in Education (KCSiE) guidance, any offer of employment is conditional upon satisfactory checks, including DBS and Teacher Services.
Due to the nature of working with vulnerable groups, all applicants must disclose any spent convictions or cautions (unless protected) in accordance with the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act 1974 (Exemptions) Order 1975.
