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SEN Teaching Assistant - SEND Hub
Location: Birmingham, B26
Contract: Long-term
Day Rate: £108-£115
Start Date: September 2026
Commutable From: Solihull, Sheldon, Yardley, Acocks Green, Small Heath
The Opportunity
Long Term Futures are seeking a compassionate and proactive SEN Teaching Assistant to join a welcoming primary school in the B26 area of Birmingham from September 2026.
This exciting full-time role will be based within the school's newly established SEND Hub, supporting eight pupils transitioning from Reception into Year 1. The provision has been designed to provide a nurturing, structured environment where pupils receive highly personalised support before progressing into mainstream education when they are ready.
You will support pupils following both a sensory curriculum, focusing on communication, emotional regulation, and independence, as well as a semi-formal curriculum, helping pupils develop the skills and confidence needed to successfully transition into Year 1.
This is an excellent opportunity to join a supportive school with a strong inclusive ethos and a dedicated SEN team committed to achieving the very best outcomes for every child.
Your Key Responsibilities
- Support pupils within the school's dedicated SEND Hub through tailored 1:1 and small-group interventions
- Work with children following sensory and semi-formal learning pathways
- Develop pupils' communication, emotional regulation, and independence skills
- Support pupils with successful transitions into Year 1 mainstream classrooms when appropriate
- Deliver activities linked to EHCP outcomes and personalised learning plans
- Work collaboratively with the class teacher, SENCO, therapists, and wider school staff
- Promote positive behaviour and create a calm, structured learning environment
- Monitor pupil progress and contribute to ongoing assessment and support planning
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Requirements
- Previous experience supporting children with SEN within a primary or specialist setting
- Experience working with pupils with Autism (ASD), communication needs, and developmental delays
- Understanding of sensory-based learning approaches and emotional regulation strategies is desirable
- Experience delivering 1:1 and small-group interventions
- Patient, nurturing, and resilient approach to supporting young children
- Excellent communication and teamwork skills
- Commitment to safeguarding and inclusive education
Why Long Term Futures?
- A dedicated consultant supporting you throughout the recruitment process
- Access to free CPD, including Autism Awareness, Behaviour Management, and Safeguarding training
- Long-term/permanent opportunities within supportive and inclusive primary schools
- A personalised approach focused on finding the right school for your experience and career aspirations


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What's Next?
- Apply with your updated CV
- Have an introductory call with our team
- Get matched with the right primary school in Birmingham
- Attend a trial day or interview
- Start your new role in September with continued support from us
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Please submit your application via the application page.
All applicants must have an enhanced DBS and two references to be considered.
Successful candidates will be contacted over the next few days.
Long Term Futures is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people. All applicants will be subject to safer recruitment checks including an enhanced DBS check and satisfactory references.
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