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Learning Support Assistant

Job details
Posting date: 28 February 2026
Salary: £90 to £110 per day
Hours: Full time
Closing date: 27 March 2026
Location: Hillingdon, Greater London
Company: senploy
Job type: Temporary
Job reference: 204892

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Summary

Teaching Assistant - KS3 Support (Full‑Time, Until July 2026)


Zest Education is recruiting a committed Teaching Assistant to join a high‑performing secondary school in Hillingdon, NW London. This full‑time role runs until July 2026 and involves supporting a KS3 pupil who does not have an EHCP or diagnosed SEN. Pay is available up to £110 per day, depending on experience.

Known for its excellent behaviour, strong academic standards, and a highly supportive staff team. The school offers:
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Outstanding behaviour - calm, focused classrooms and a positive learning culture.


Outstanding behaviour - calm, focused classrooms and a positive learning culture.
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Supportive leadership - staff who value collaboration and professional growth.


Supportive leadership - staff who value collaboration and professional growth.
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On‑site parking - convenient for those commuting by car.


On‑site parking - convenient for those commuting by car.
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Strong pastoral systems - ensuring students feel safe, supported, and ready to learn.


Strong pastoral systems - ensuring students feel safe, supported, and ready to learn.

You'll be supporting a KS3 pupil within mainstream lessons, helping them stay engaged, confident, and organised throughout the school day. Daily responsibilities include:
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Classroom support - helping the pupil access lesson content and stay on task.


Classroom support - helping the pupil access lesson content and stay on task.
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One‑to‑one guidance - offering reassurance, structure, and encouragement.


One‑to‑one guidance - offering reassurance, structure, and encouragement.
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Behaviour modelling - reinforcing expectations and promoting positive routines.


Behaviour modelling - reinforcing expectations and promoting positive routines.
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Resource preparation - helping teachers adapt materials when needed.


Resource preparation - helping teachers adapt materials when needed.
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Progress feedback - communicating observations to teaching staff to support learning.


Progress feedback - communicating observations to teaching staff to support learning.

This position is ideal for someone who is patient, proactive, and passionate about supporting young people. You'll be a great fit if you bring:
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Classroom experience - from a school, tutoring, youth work, or mentoring background.


Classroom experience - from a school, tutoring, youth work, or mentoring background.
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Strong communication skills - able to build rapport quickly with students and staff.


Strong communication skills - able to build rapport quickly with students and staff.
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Organisation and reliability - essential for supporting a pupil consistently across the school day.


Organisation and reliability - essential for supporting a pupil consistently across the school day.
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Calm and positive energy - especially valuable in a busy secondary environment.


Calm and positive energy - especially valuable in a busy secondary environment.
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Adaptability - able to adjust your approach depending on the pupil's needs.


Adaptability - able to adjust your approach depending on the pupil's needs.

Supporting a KS3 pupil at this stage of their education can have a lasting impact on their confidence, independence, and academic progress. You'll be part of a school that values its staff and provides a positive, well‑structured environment for both students and adults.

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