School Behaviour Support Assistant

Are you a compassionate and resilient Behaviour Support Assistant looking for a rewarding role in Tower Hamlets? We are seeking a dedicated School Behaviour Support Assistant to join a supportive school in East London, working with children who have Social, Emotional and Mental Health (SEMH) needs and challenging behaviour.

This is an excellent opportunity for a School Behaviour Support Assistant who is passionate about supporting young people to overcome barriers to learning. Based in Tower Hamlets, you will work closely with pupils, teachers, and pastoral staff to create a positive, structured, and inclusive learning environment where every child can succeed.

Your responsibilities will include building positive relationships with pupils, supporting behaviour management strategies, delivering targeted interventions, promoting emotional regulation, and helping children develop confidence and resilience. The school is committed to providing high-quality education and training, ensuring you have the skills and knowledge to thrive in the role.

The successful School Behaviour Support Assistant will be patient, calm, and proactive, with excellent communication skills and a genuine passion for supporting children with SEMH and challenging behaviour. Previous experience in education, youth work, care, or behaviour support is beneficial but not essential, as ongoing education and training will be provided.

Located in Tower Hamlets, this role offers an excellent opportunity to develop your career while making a lasting difference in the lives of young people. You will benefit from continuous education and training, a supportive team, and the opportunity to gain valuable experience working with children who require additional behavioural and emotional support.

If you are a motivated School Behaviour Support Assistant looking for your next opportunity in Tower Hamlets, we would love to hear from you. Apply today and become part of a dedicated team committed to helping children with SEMH and challenging behaviour achieve their full potential.