SEN Learning Support Assistant - Darwen - Full Time - November Start
£15.46/hour
Sector
Primary
Contract type
Long Term
Start date
2 November 2026
End date
18 December 2026
Pay
£15.46/hour
Posted 12 days ago
SEN Learning Support Assistant - Darwen - Full Time - November Start
£15.46+ per hour | Darwen | Full Time | 2 November Start | Until Christmas, Potential to Extend
Humly are recruiting a strong and experienced SEN Learning Support Assistant to support a group of children with special educational needs at a primary school in Darwen. This full-time role starts on 2 November, after the October half-term, and will run until Christmas initially, with the possibility of extension for the right candidate.
You'll be working with a group of SEN pupils, helping them access learning, develop confidence and engage positively with school life. Previous SEN experience is essential, and we're looking for someone who can provide consistent, patient and structured support while working closely with the class teacher and wider school team.
Role Details
Job Title: SEN Learning Support Assistant
Location: Darwen
Pay: £15.46+ per hour
Hours: Full time
Start Date: 2 November 2026
Duration: Until Christmas initially, with potential to extend
Setting: Primary school
Support Required: Group support for children with special educational needs
Role Type: SEN support
What You'll Be Doing
Supporting a group of children with special educational needs within a primary school
Helping pupils access classroom learning and participate in daily activities
Providing consistent support tailored to pupils' individual needs
Encouraging positive behaviour, engagement and independence
Helping children develop confidence and build positive relationships
Supporting pupils with classroom routines and transitions throughout the school day
Adapting your approach to suit different learning styles and abilities
Working closely with the class teacher and other support staff to follow agreed strategies
Helping maintain a safe, calm and inclusive learning environment
Encouraging pupils to take part in learning and social activities
Providing reassurance and structure to help pupils feel settled and supported
You'll Be a Good Fit If You...
Have previous experience working with children with special educational needs - this is essential
Have experience as an SEN Teaching Assistant, SEN Learning Support Assistant or similar
Are confident supporting a group of pupils with additional needs
Are patient, resilient and consistent in your approach
Can adapt your support to suit individual needs and changing situations
Have strong communication skills and can work well as part of a team
Can encourage positive behaviour and engagement in learning
Understand the importance of following guidance and individual support strategies
Are reliable, proactive and committed to helping pupils make progress
Are available for full-time work in Darwen from 2 November until Christmas, initially
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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.
