Specialist Art Teaching Assistant

🏫 St Dominic's School
📍 Malthouse Lane, Godalming, South East💷 Grade S3 Scale point 20.1 – Grade S4 Scale point 24.1 FTE: £28,637.00 - £31,462.00, Actual: £22,137.77 - £24,321.63; Dependent on qualifications and experience⏱ Full Time
📅 Posted Today📅 Closes 27 Sept 2026🔗 Via Teaching Vacancies (GOV.UK)
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About this role

St Dominic’s has earned recognition for its commitment to excellence, achieving Advanced Autism Accreditation, the prestigious Arts Council ‘Artsmark’ Silver Award, and the prestigious Primary Science Quality Mark (PSQM) which celebrates our commitment to excellence in primary science.

Working alongside teachers, therapists and other support staff, you will provide support to groups and individuals. You will help to improve their engagement in learning, remove barriers to learning, improve attainment and promote their self-confidence and emotional well-being.

Key Responsibilities:

  • To take responsibility for classroom assistance in order to help promote effective teaching and learning for pupils and students.
  • Support and supervise pupils and students throughout the school day.
  • Assist the teacher in keeping a record of events and progress, bringing issues of concern to the class teacher to ensure full pupil/student data is available to inform assessment and future planning.
  • Assist in keeping records of pupil/student progress and report achievement in line with school policy

Key Requirements:

  • Experience of working with children
  • GSCE or equivalent in maths, English and Art
  • A Level or equivalent in an Art degree
  • Working with children with special needs
  • Ability to work collaboratively as part of a team
  • Confident and self-motivated in exercising appropriate initiative

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St Dominic's School

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