Location: Barnet North London
Job Title: Intervention Teaching Assistant (SEN Focus)
Start Date: ASAP
Contract Type: Full-Time / Part-Time considered
Salary: Competitive depending on experience
A vibrant primary school in Barnet is seeking an experienced and committed Intervention Teaching Assistant to provide targeted support for pupils with Special Educational Needs (SEN). This is a hands-on role where you will work closely with pupils 1:1 and in small groups delivering interventions in literacy numeracy and social-emotional learning to help pupils achieve their potential.
The role requires a flexible and empathetic approach as you will support pupils with a range of needs from mild learning difficulties to more complex SEN requirements. By implementing structured programs and individual support plans you will help pupils develop confidence overcome barriers to learning and make measurable progress.
Barnets primary school is committed to providing a nurturing inclusive and stimulating learning environment. The school places emphasis on:
Delivering high-quality interventions tailored to individual needs
Creating an inclusive ethos that celebrates diversity and supports every pupil
Collaboration with parents teachers SENCOs and external agencies to deliver holistic support
Integrating technology and resources to enhance learning outcomes
Staff professional development to ensure the latest SEN strategies and techniques are implemented effectively
The school prides itself on preparing pupils to be confident resilient and independent learners fostering a culture where every childs voice is valued.
Deliver targeted interventions 1:1 or in small groups in line with Individual Learning Plans (ILPs) and EHCPs
Monitor pupil progress maintain accurate records and report findings to the SENCO and class teachers
Support pupils in literacy numeracy social-emotional learning and communication skills
Implement positive behaviour support strategies helping pupils to develop emotional regulation and interpersonal skills
Assist teachers in differentiating classroom activities to ensure access to the curriculum for all pupils
Liaise with parents therapists and external professionals to ensure consistent approaches
Participate in team meetings training sessions and professional development initiatives
Proven experience in supporting SEN pupils or delivering targeted interventions
Strong literacy and numeracy knowledge
Excellent interpersonal communication and organisational skills
Patience empathy and adaptability in supporting diverse needs
Relevant qualifications such as Level 3 Teaching Assistant ELSA or SEN-specific training
Desirable: experience with intervention programs such as Little Wandle 1st or Lego Therapy.
The school offers a supportive professional environment with:
Ongoing training in SEN interventions behaviour management and emotional literacy
Opportunities to lead intervention initiatives and develop your skillset
Mentoring and guidance from experienced SENCOs and teaching staff
A collaborative approach to continuous improvement and professional growth
ASAP start immediately make a difference to pupils learning
Join a school with a strong focus on inclusion wellbeing and achievement
Develop expertise in targeted SEN interventions and strategies
Work with a supportive professional and passionate team
Opportunities for career progression within the school and wider educational network
The school is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of all pupils. Enhanced DBS checks references and adherence to safeguarding policies are required for all staff. Staff are expected to maintain the highest standards of child protection and safety at all times.
If you are a motivated compassionate and experienced Intervention Teaching Assistant eager to support pupils in Barnet apply today to join a school where every childs progress wellbeing and success matters.
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