2 LSA roles for Stoke Park Infant School

Fixed Term Contracts

Closing Date: Fri 12 December 2025

Interview Date: Wed 17 December 2025

Salary Scale: B/C depending on qualification and experience

Start Date: January 2026

Hours per Week:  28 hours Mon-Fri (part-time will be considered)

Please note, candidates may be called for interview before the closing date and if an appointment is made, the application process will be closed early.

An exciting opportunity has arisen to work at Stoke Park Infant school working as a Learning Support Assistant.  These roles are ideal for someone who wishes to gain experience working with children or a newly qualified teacher that wishes to develop their skills and confidence.   At Stoke Park we offer great professional development opportunities tailored to your individual needs so that you can develop your skills and confidence to take you further in your career.  Whatever your career path we will help you to meet your potential.

We are looking to appoint one LSA to support children with Speech, Language and Communication Needs (SLCN) as part of our Resourced Provision and one LSA to support children as part of the whole school.  As part of the Resource Provision role you will need to be able to work with both infant and junior children.

We are seeking someone who is adaptable and supportive team member who puts children first, is willing to learn and work in a child-centred environment.  If you feel, that you have the skills and would like to make a real difference to children’s experience and learning and have high expectations, but can allow children to be individuals then please continue reading!

At Stoke Park we can guarantee that we all work together to ensure that our children are developing life-long learning skills.   Our school aims to ensure that the learning journey that the children are taking is an exciting one, with lots of fun.  We wish to appoint an enthusiastic learning support assistant to join our fantastic school team.  Our children enjoy working with caring and nurturing adults in creative and exciting learning environments.

We are looking for a learning support assistant who:

• Enjoys working with children and has a nurturing attitude and puts children’s needs first.
• Caring, calm and patient
• Able to work as part of a team, learning with and from other colleagues
• Enjoys working independently and with initiative
• able to work effectively with children to move their learning forward
• Highly organised and has good time management skills
• Flexible, proactive and resourceful
• Competency in literacy and numeracy
• Demonstrates high levels of emotional intelligence
• Excellent communication skills, both oral and written
• Able to provide written and verbal feedback to the class teacher as required
• Understands confidentiality and safeguarding procedures

In return we can offer:

• A vibrant and aspirational environment
• Great CPD opportunities tailored to your individual needs
• Engaged and enthusiastic children
• A friendly, supportive and professional staff team
• A chance to make a real difference to children’s lives
• A fantastic woodland setting

Visits to the school are strongly encouraged and recommended and we will be happy to show you around and talk to you more about the role.

We are absolutely committed to safeguarding our children and our recruitment procedures are rigorous in this respect.