EYFS Teaching Assistant

Huyton

8 months ago

Applications closed

EYFS Teaching Assistant - Huyton, Liverpool

Start Date: September 2025
Contract: Full-Time
Salary: £24,790 - £25,183
Location: Huyton, Liverpool

Are you ready to help shape magical beginnings? A forward-thinking, Huyton-based primary school is on the lookout for a passionate EYFS Teaching Assistant who believes every child's early school years should be filled with wonder, warmth, and discovery.

This full-time role, starting in September 2025, offers a wonderful opportunity to be part of a school where curiosity is championed, and play is powerful. The ideal candidate will bring positivity, structure, and an imaginative spark to the classroom-transforming everyday moments into lifelong memories.

School can offer you:

A creative EYFS unit where children learn through laughter and exploration
Inspirational leaders who trust and empower their staff
Daily opportunities to embrace outdoor learning, music, and movement
A central Liverpool location buzzing with culture and community

The joys of working with school include:

Helping little learners master the magic of phonics, paint, and play
Celebrating each tiny triumph with an enthusiastic and supportive team
Being part of a joyful environment that values kindness, curiosity, and care

We are excited to hear from candidates who:

Are passionate about child development and learning through play
Have experience supporting the EYFS framework in school settings
Are confident communicators who build warm relationships quickly
Bring flexibility, patience, and a sense of humour to every situation

This post is fixed-term for the 2025-26 academic year.

Safeguarding Commitment:
The school is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children. All appointments are subject to Enhanced DBS clearance, satisfactory references, eligibility to work in the UK, and an online search in line with Keeping Children Safe in Education (2022).

How to Apply:
To arrange a visit, request an application pack, or submit your application, please contact Liam Hickson on (phone number removed) or email (url removed)

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