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Learning Support Assistant (Maternity Contract for one year) (St Richard’s Catholic College)

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Learning Support Assistant (Maternity Contract for one year) (St Richard’s Catholic College)
Learning Support Assistant – St Richard’s Catholic College
Working Details:
- Hours: 34 hrs per week
- Pattern: Part-time, term-time only
- Contract: Fixed-term for 1 year (potential for permanent progression)
About the Role
A Learning Support Assistant is required to support the learning and personal development of pupils. Suitable for individuals with experience working with young people or those exploring a future in teaching.
Responsibilities
- Assist in promoting the academic, social, and personal growth of pupils
- Support teaching staff in delivering effective learning experiences
- Engage proactively with young people to foster confidence and inclusion
Requirements
- No prior experience necessary, though relevant experience with young people is desirable
- Willingness to complete an enhanced DBS check (mandatory for all school staff)
- Commitment to safeguarding principles in line with school policy
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Childcare Disqualification Regulations 2018 – All applicants must complete a self-declaration form as part of pre-employment checks.
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If disqualified under regulations, eligibility for employment will depend on an Ofsted waiver application.
How to Apply
- Applications open immediately, with interviews likely following receipt
- Closing date for submissions: Monday 13th July 2026 (though earlier applications encouraged)
- Submit to: recruitment@strichardscc.com
- For further information or an application form, visit www.strichardscc.com


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Contact Details
St Richard’s Catholic College Ashdown Road, Bexhill on Sea, East Sussex, TN40 1SE
📞 Phone: 01424 731070 ✉️ Application Enquiries: recruitment@strichardscc.com 🌐 Website
Important
- CVs not accepted – please use the provided application form instead
- Register for A Statement of External Candidates form: Direct.gov (for DBS process details)
Safeguarding Commitment
“St Richard’s is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of our pupils, and expects all staff and volunteers to align with these values. All offered roles require a valid DBS check.”
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