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In the UK education system, the importance of British Sign Language (BSL) in supporting deaf pupils isn’t to be understated. As more schools strive for inclusivity and better SEND provisions, the demand for qualified professionals with sign language skills, whether BSL Teachers, Teaching Assistants (TAs), or Communication Support Workers is growing, with over 1.6 million pupils in England identified as having special educational needs.
If the jury is still out on Ofsted and the way it reports on its inspections, what does that mean for children with SEND?
Working as a Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) teaching assistant is a rewarding and dynamic role that demands patience, creativity, and dedication. Every day brings new challenges and triumphs as SEND TAs work to support students with diverse needs, ensuring they receive the education and care they deserve.