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Nursery Lead HLTA – Join a Thriving Trust in Partnership with ReedLocation: St AustellContract Type: [Full-time / Part-time / Temporary / Permanent]Salary: £17,460.00 – £19,889.00 Annually (Actual)Start Date: [Insert Start Date]

Reed Education is proud to be working in partnership with a respected and forward-thinking Trust to recruit a Nursery Lead HLTA (Higher Level Teaching Assistant). This is a fantastic opportunity for a passionate and proactive individual to play a key role in supporting early years education within a nurturing and inclusive school environment in St Austell.

As a Nursery Lead HLTA, you will be a vital member of a multi-disciplinary team, supporting pupils, teachers, and the wider curriculum. You will take responsibility for delivering agreed learning activities, supporting the professional work of teachers, and helping to shape a positive and engaging learning environment.

Support for Teachers:

• Assist in planning and delivering work programmes for individuals and groups.
• Deliver learning activities and adjust them to meet pupils’ needs.
• Monitor and evaluate pupil progress, providing detailed feedback to teachers.
• Support assessment, marking, and reporting processes.

Support for the Curriculum:

• Deliver national strategies (e.g. literacy, numeracy) and support curriculum delivery.
• Promote the use of ICT and maintain up-to-date knowledge of curriculum frameworks.
• Organise and manage teaching resources and classroom environments.

Support for Pupils:

• Foster positive relationships and encourage cooperative learning.
• Monitor wellbeing, behaviour, and progress, reporting concerns as needed.
• Promote independence, inclusion, and self-esteem among pupils.

Support for the School:

• Supervise pupils during breaks and on educational visits.
• Maintain confidentiality and uphold safeguarding and health & safety policies.
• Contribute to the school’s ethos and continuous improvement.

• HLTA qualification or equivalent experience in an early years setting.
• Strong understanding of EYFS curriculum and child development.
• Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.
• A proactive, flexible, and nurturing approach to supporting children’s learning.

• Work in a supportive and collaborative school community.
• Access to professional development and training opportunities.
• Be part of a trust that values innovation, inclusion, and excellence in education.

Ready to make a difference in early years education in St Austell?Apply now through Reed or contact us for more information. Let’s shape young minds together.