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About The Role
Learning Support Assistant (LSA)
Summergil House School – Presteigne
Full-Time | Permanent | Term-Time Only
Salary: £20,021 – £23,049 (term-time only)
(Annual pay is split equally across 12 months – you will be paid during school holidays)
Full-Time Equivalent: £26,695 – £30,732
Make a Real Difference – Every Single Day
Thanks to the ongoing success of Summergil School, we’re delighted to be growing and welcoming even more students into our community. As part of our exciting school expansion, we are welcoming new pupils and growing our team. This is a unique opportunity to start a new journey, joining a community of like-minded, values-driven individuals and playing a key role in shaping a child’s experience from their very first day.
Your role goes beyond supporting pupils; you will help them settle, grow, and thrive, guiding them as they begin their educational journey with us.
Our Values – What Drives Us
At Summergil House School, our work is guided by a shared commitment to:
- Respect and dignity – Every pupil is valued as an individual
- Patience and understanding – We meet pupils where they are, every day
- Consistency and trust – Strong relationships are at the heart of everything we do
- Growth and independence – We celebrate every step forward, no matter how small
- Teamwork and support – We look after each other as much as we look after our pupils
We believe that the right environment and the right people can change lives—and that includes both our pupils and our staff.
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About The Role
This is a hands-on, highly rewarding role where no two days are the same. You will support children with autism and complex needs—helping them build confidence, develop essential life skills, and achieve meaningful progress in a supportive, structured, and nurturing environment.
What Our Community Says
Our Staff
- “A friendly, supportive community where you can have fun with both staff and children.”
- “Great hours and supportive management—especially for working parents.”
- “Fantastic camaraderie among staff.”
Our Pupils
- “I have the space to make dens.”
- “Doing my work and playing outside.”
- “It would be fun to work here!”
Why Join Us?
- Structured career progression with funded qualifications
- Comprehensive training programme (including SEN and behaviour support)
- Health cash plan (after probation)
- Blue Light Card – discounts at major retailers
- Refer-a-friend bonus – up to £1,000
- A supportive team with strong staff retention and a focus on wellbeing
What You’ll Be Doing
- Supporting pupils with autism and complex needs (1:1 and small groups)
- Assisting teachers with lessons, activities, and behaviour support
- Encouraging positive behaviour and emotional regulation
- Supporting routines, transitions, and personal care (where required)
- Delivering engaging indoor and outdoor learning experiences
- Building strong, trusting relationships that help pupils feel safe and understood


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What We’re Looking For
Essential
- Experience working with children or vulnerable individuals (education, care, or support work)
- A patient, calm, and resilient approach
- Strong communication and teamwork skills
- GCSEs in English and Maths (or equivalent)
- Basic IT skills
Desirable
- Qualification in Supporting Teaching & Learning or similar
Important to Know
This role can be physically and emotionally demanding. Some pupils may display behaviours of concern, and you will need to respond with calmness, consistency, and empathy.
Full training and ongoing support will be provided.
Safeguarding
This role requires an Enhanced DBS check, including a barred list check.
Ready to take the next step? Apply today! Once you've submitted your application, keep an eye on your inbox and mobile phone. Our AI Recruitment Assistant, Lily, will be in touch via email and text message to guide you through the next stage of the process and help you book your screening call at a time that suits you. Be sure to check your spam or junk folder just in case, and we look forward to speaking with you soon.
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