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Contract Type: Part Time

Salary: Competitive

Closing Date: 12.00pm 25 August 2026

This role suits someone who enjoys helping primary-age pupils access learning and make measurable progress. You will work mornings (7:40–12:40, Monday–Friday), providing small-group support, delivering targeted literacy and numeracy interventions and creating a calm, inclusive classroom.

About this role / why this role matters

You will support teachers and the Director of SEND to remove barriers so pupils can access the curriculum. Your work will improve children’s confidence and progress, especially for those needing extra help with key skills.

What you'll be doing (responsibilities)

• Provide in-class support and run small literacy and numeracy intervention groups.

• Prepare and adapt learning resources and classroom displays.

• Promote pupil independence, confidence and positive attitudes to learning.

• Support behaviour management and safeguard pupil wellbeing.

• Assist with assessment and progress tracking as directed.

• Supervise pupils before school, during duties and on trips when required.

• Attend staff meetings and relevant professional development.

What we're looking for (requirements)

Essential:

• Good general standard of education (GCSEs or equivalent, including English and Mathematics).

• Experience with primary/prep school children in classroom or small-group settings.

• Strong literacy and numeracy skills and the ability to use ICT to support learning.

• Understanding of safeguarding, behaviour management and child development.

• Reliable, organised, patient and able to work as part of a classroom team.

Desirable:

• Relevant childcare or TA qualification (e.g. Level 2/3).

• First aid training, or willingness to train.

• Experience supporting pupils with additional learning needs.

About the team or department

You will join the Prep School team, working closely with class teachers and the Director of SEND. The department focuses on early identification of need and practical, classroom-based interventions that promote independence and inclusion.

What we offer (benefits)

• Contributory occupational pension schemes and death in service benefit (up to age 70).

• Cash Health Plan (Medicash), personal insurance and Employee Assistance Programme.

• Eye test support and eyewear contribution.

• Membership of Charterhouse School Sports Centre and reduced-access golf membership.

• Lunches when available, free on-site parking and invitations to school events.

• Continuing professional development and talent management support.

About us

Edgeborough is a co-educational independent Prep School founded in 1906 set in 50 acres near Frensham, Farnham, Surrey. We educate children aged 2–13, offer boarding from Year 4 and combine academic learning with music, arts, drama and sport. The school’s ARK values (Adventure, Responsibility, Kindness) underpin daily life.

Edgeborough is committed to safeguarding and expects all staff and volunteers to share this commitment. Offers of employment are subject to satisfactory references, qualifications and experience checks, medical clearance, enhanced DBS, social media checks and documentary evidence of entitlement to work in the UK.

How to Apply

Apply via the School’s website selecting the relevant vacancy. The vacancy link will take you to our online recruitment system where you can register, complete an application form and upload your CV. Website:

All successful applicants will be required to undertake a Criminal Record check and child protection screening.

The closing date for applications is 12.00pm 25 August 2026. Interviews are scheduled week commencing 31 August 2026.

Prospective applicants may request an initial discussion by emailing jhendriksen@edgeborough.co.uk with contact details.

Equal Opportunities

We are creating an inclusive culture where all forms of diversity are seen and valued for our pupils and staff in our global and multi-cultural environment.