Sensory Circuits Teaching Assistant – Bromley

Help pupils begin the school day ready to learn by delivering structured movement and regulation activities within a supportive SEN team.

What you will do

Set up and deliver agreed sensory-circuit activities.
Support safe movement, engagement and emotional regulation.
Record observations and work closely with teachers and therapists.

What you will bring

Relevant SEN, sports, care or classroom-support experience.
Safe practical skills, reliability and a calm approach.
QTS is not required for this support role.

Full-time temporary work, £105–£140 per day PAYE. Right-to-work, references and enhanced DBS checks apply.

Required skills

Delivering sensory-circuit activitiesSetting up sensory circuit equipment and activitiesSupporting safe pupil movement and physical assistanceSupporting pupils' emotional regulationRecording observational data on pupil behaviour and progressCollaborating with teachers and therapists (multi-disciplinary teamwork)SEN support experience and understanding of SEN needsPractical safety skills and adherence to safety proceduresMaintaining a calm, reliable and patient approachImplementing agreed programmes and instructionsProfessional communication and record-keepingChild safeguarding awareness and compliance with DBS checks

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