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Hindley All Saints’ C of E Primary School is looking to appoint a TA Apprentice. We are seeking someone with experience working with young people who wishes to pursue a career in education.


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Role Responsibilities
- Successfully gaining DBS clearance before starting work.
- Working across our setting for an agreed number of hours per week (30 hours), including supporting our wraparound care facility, either a morning or afternoon shift.
- Helping pupils within lessons as directed by the teacher.
- Assisting with the preparation of the learning environment.
- Following instructions from the line manager or supervisor, in all aspects of work within our setting.
- Complying with safeguarding legislation.
- Complying with health, safety, and security regulations and legislation.
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