Assistant teacher; primary

Do you have the professional drive to help children overcome barriers to learning in a structured environment?

Can you adapt your communication style to provide precise, encouraging feedback to young learners?

Are you ready to work as part of a high‑achieving team where your contribution to pupil progress is truly valued?

At Randstad Education Sheffield, we don't just find you a job; we build your career. Partnering with us gives you an advocate in the local market, providing you with tailored professional development, a dedicated local consultant, and exclusive access to the most rewarding support roles across the Sheffield region.

We are currently recruiting on behalf of a forward‑thinking primary academy located within easy reach of the Sheffield area. This school is known for its commitment to academic excellence and its highly organised approach to staff development. As part of a larger collaborative network, the school offers exceptional resources and a stable, supportive atmosphere where every staff member is empowered to succeed.

• Targeted Interventions: Delivering structured literacy and numeracy booster sessions to small groups to close attainment gaps.

• Classroom Assistance: Supporting the Class Teacher by preparing bespoke learning resources and managing the classroom environment.

• Inclusion Support: Providing dedicated one-to-one assistance for pupils with specific learning needs or Education, Health and Care Plans.

• Progress Tracking: Assisting with the recording of pupil observations and feedback to help monitor academic and social development.

• Behaviour Management: Upholding the school's positive behaviour policy by encouraging self-regulation and a focused learning attitude.

• Holistic Care: Supervising pupils during break times and school trips to ensure a safe and inclusive social experience.

• Qualifications: A relevant Teaching Assistant qualification (such as NVQ Level
  3) is highly desirable.

• Experience: Proven experience working with primary-aged children within a UK school setting.

• Skills: Strong literacy and numeracy skills to effectively support National Curriculum delivery.

• Attitude: A proactive, resilient, and professional approach to supporting diverse learning needs.

• Compliance: A valid Enhanced DBS check on the Update Service or a willingness to complete a new application.

• Weekly Pay: Reliable and competitive weekly pay via a transparent payroll system.

• Refer a Friend: Earn £300 in shopping vouchers for every suitable candidate you refer to us.

• Training: Access to free, accredited Continuous Professional Development (CPD) courses.

• Local Expertise: Support from a specialist Sheffield-based consultant who understands your local area.

If you are ready to make a genuine difference in a vibrant primary setting, we want to hear from you.

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