SEMH Assistant | Canary Wharf PRU | Male Student 1:1

A Pupil Referral Unit in Canary Wharf is searching for a SEMH Assistant to work 1:1 to with a student with SEMH needs. The student 11-16 years old with minor emotional behaviour issues, he will need strong supporting role model.

The PRU has been open for over 10 years with a management team that hold over 50+ years’ experience. The team is well run and overly supportive, offering training, courses and pastoral meetings for staff.

Key Responsibilities and Accountabilities:

• To monitor, record and review progress of individual students and to share information with relevant staff and parents / carers
• To provide information advice and guidance to specific students and their parents/carers.
• To be a key worker for identified students and liaise with Grange staff and external agencies to support academic and personal progress.
• To plan and deliver intervention programs to a small cohort of students to develop their social and emotional skills – tracking and evidencing progress.
• To plan and deliver elements of supportive interventions e.g. anger management
• To work with other Inclusion colleagues to provide ‘out of the classroom’ learning experiences.
• To facilitate, where appropriate, extra-curricular activities to engage and motivate students.
• To support the inclusive ethos of the school.

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