Behaviour Mentor

Posted 18 April by Five Education

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The School
A large primary school is known for establishing fantastic relationships families it serves. The staff are committed to ensuring children identified as having additional needs have access to a broad and challenging curriculum. Self-regulation and emotional development are a high priority for this school. The staff are extremely supportive and committed to continued professional development.

The Role
You will be supporting an individual pupil to develop positive self-regulation skills and improve their engagement with the curriculum. You will also be leading one-to-one activities with this pupil, under the guidance of the class teacher and SENDCo. The pupil has a plan in place with established targets on it. You will be working towards these targets as well as reflecting on the progress made and creating new targets.

Main Responsibilities

  • Support individual pupil to develop positive self-regulation skills
  • Use pre-determined strategies to manage challenging behaviour
  • Deliver planned interventions
  • Ensure pupil safety and welfare is maintained at all times
  • Feedback to class teacher and SENDCo
  • Liaise with parents about progress/areas for development


Essential Criteria

  • Remain calm in challenging situations
  • Build trusting relationships
  • Good listening skills
  • Ability to adapt and use own initiative
  • Patience and resilience


Desirable Criteria

  • Team Teach training/experience
  • Education/Teaching Assistant qualification
  • Prior experience working in a school or nursery

Application questions

Do you have experience working with children/young people?
Do you have a valid right to work in the UK?
Do you have a good level of spoken and written English?

Reference: 52495736

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