make sure that the pupils you support can engage in learning and stay on task during the lesson or activity so that they can become independent learners
support the social and emotional development of pupils, reporting any issues when required
support the teacher in managing challenging pupil behaviour and promoting positive behaviour
listen to pupils read and read to pupils as a class, group or one-to-one
monitor and record pupils' progress and provide detailed and regular feedback to teachers
carry out administrative duties, such as preparing the classroom and clearing away after class to ensure effective teaching can take place
look after pupils who have had accidents, administering first aid where necessary, and those who need help dressing or are upset
make resources for use by teachers and pupils and create art displays of pupils' artwork
provide support outside of your normal classes, such as helping during exams, covering TA absences or going on school trips
help with extra-curricular activity such as breakfast and after-school clubs, homework club, revision sessions or playtime and lunchtime duties.