I enjoy working with others and am a reliable team player. I can happily work alone; implementing activities linked to a curriculum or area of interest. It is rewarding being able to motivate and to build a rapport with young people, work with them on their level and share the joy of their achievements.
In my current role as a teaching assistant at Mountjoy school, I support within a key stage 4 class. My role is varied; from classroom support and one to one interventions; SALT, physio and occupational therapy.
I regularly work alongside our speech and language therapist to ensure inclusive resources and communication aids are in place for all pupils curriculum wide. I am also involved with student assessments and outcome reporting on our Steps for Life framework.
My role is very varied. I work hard to:
At Sopley school, I worked closely with a child with a statement of Autism Spectrum Disorder to be a valued member of the school community and feel included. Most of the child's learning was individualised and often completed in a quiet space.
Fcrt is a provision for horse motivated individuals to learn life skills in an environment that is more tailored. My role here was very varied from supporting young people with personal hygiene routines, teaching money management, travel training, riding and horsemanship and caring for a yard of horses.
I am a kind and patient individual I am supportive and encouraging to ensure young people get the most from their learning journey and experiences I work well under direction and individually I have a calm but firm approach to positive behaviour management I have supported a wide range of learners on their learning journey Individuals with PMLD, ASD, Speech and Language and hearing differences