Behaviour Support Assistant

Job Description

Supporting the day-to-day running of the school, this position contributes to a safe and structured environment. Collaboration with school staff is central to ensuring pupils are supported, expectations are clear, and safeguarding standards are upheld. Reliability, adaptability, and professionalism are essential. Supports daily school routines and operations. Works collaboratively with staff and pupils. Maintains professional and safeguarding standards. Adapts to the needs of the school environment.

Desired Experience + Qualifications

• Experience supporting pupils with behavioural or emotional needs
• Strong communication and de-escalation skills
• Reliable, empathetic, and team-focused attitude
• Understanding of trauma-informed or restorative practice (desirable but not essential)

About the School

Located in Warwick, this specialist SEND school has built a strong reputation for its caring culture and holistic approach to education. It supports pupils aged 7–16 with SEMH, autism, and associated learning needs. Staff describe the environment as calm, purposeful, and deeply rewarding — with leadership that prioritises both pupil and staff wellbeing. The school’s curriculum blends academics, life skills, and emotional literacy, supported by a rich programme of therapeutic interventions and outdoor learning. Ofsted recognised the “exceptional relationships between staff and pupils” and commended the school for “creating an environment where every child can rebuild confidence and rediscover the joy of learning.” You’ll join a team that believes in the power of connection, consistency, and compassion — values that shape every interaction and success story.