Vacancies at Rushmere Hall
TA in the Hearing Specialist Base (HSB) Maternity cover
Hearing Specialist Base (HSB) Teaching Assistant
HSB TA 16.5 hrs per week
£18,426 - £19,171 pro rata
Term time only – Fixed term – until 31/08/2020 (Maternity Cover)
Required for a September 2019 start, a HSB Teaching Assistant to give support to children with profound hearing impairment and additional needs. Working in partnership with the Teacher for the Deaf and Classroom based teachers to support children’s access of the curriculum, participation in learning activities and the life of the school by communicating between spoken English and British Sign Language or Signed Supported English, depending on the child’s communication preference. Enhance children’s sense of achievement whilst developing independence in learning and other aspects of school life.
A British Sign Language Level 1 qualification is essential, stage 2 is desirable and you should be well qualified and possess the confidence and skills in the person specification.
Further details & application forms are available from the school office or website:
Telephone 01473 726027, email office@rushmerehall.org.uk or website Vacancies at Rushmere
Closing date: Wednesday 26th June 2019
Interview date: Thursday 11th July 2019
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Lunchtime Staff Required
We are looking for Midday Supervisors to help with our busy lunchtimes. The hours are 1½ each day, between 12 noon and 1.45pm, Monday to Friday. The times will depend on which key stage you are working with. Although 5 days is preferred, these days can be negotiated if needed. If you would like to know more or know of someone who would like this role, please contact the school office for information and an application pack.
SCHOOL NAME – Rushmere Hall Primary School
Job Title – Midday Supervisor
Salary – £8.50 per hour
Hours – 7.5 hrs per week (12-1.30pm if KS1 or 12.15-1.45pm if KS2), term time only (38 weeks)
Job type - Casual contract
Information:
We are looking to employ a midday supervisor to help with our busy lunchtimes. The candidate will be caring, flexible, and enthusiastic. You should be able to work as part of a team and be able to use your own initiative.
The role involves supervising the children in the hall, on the playground or field or in the classrooms if wet, and helping put the tables and chairs away after lunch.
All job offers and appointments are subject to completion of satisfactory employment checks.
This authority is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children, young people and vulnerable adults and expects all staff and volunteers to share this commitment. DBS checks or police vetting will be required for relevant posts. Suffolk County Council - welcoming diversity.
Application and contact details.
Completed applications should be posted or emailed to: FAO The Head Teacher, Mr P Fykin, office@rushmerehall.org.uk
We are looking for Midday Supervisors to help with our busy lunchtimes. The hours are 1½ each day, between 12 noon and 1.45pm, Monday to Friday. The times will depend on which key stage you are working with. Although 5 days is preferred, these days can be negotiated if needed. If you would like to know more or know of someone who would like this role, please contact the school office for information and an application pack.
SCHOOL NAME – Rushmere Hall Primary School
Job Title – Midday Supervisor
Salary – £8.50 per hour
Hours – 7.5 hrs per week (12-1.30pm if KS1 or 12.15-1.45pm if KS2), term time only (38 weeks)
Job type - Casual contract
Information:
We are looking to employ a midday supervisor to help with our busy lunchtimes. The candidate will be caring, flexible, and enthusiastic. You should be able to work as part of a team and be able to use your own initiative.
The role involves supervising the children in the hall, on the playground or field or in the classrooms if wet, and helping put the tables and chairs away after lunch.
All job offers and appointments are subject to completion of satisfactory employment checks.
This authority is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children, young people and vulnerable adults and expects all staff and volunteers to share this commitment. DBS checks or police vetting will be required for relevant posts. Suffolk County Council - welcoming diversity.
Application and contact details.
Completed applications should be posted or emailed to: FAO The Head Teacher, Mr P Fykin, office@rushmerehall.org.uk
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