Are you a recent University graduate? Are you interested in supporting children with mental health challenges? Are you passionate about helping others, with a patient and encouraging approach? A Specialist School in Bath (BA2) are seeking a dedicated Graduate to join their team as a Mental Health & Behaviour Support Assistant. The school caters for children aged 4-16 who face social, emotional and mental health (SEMH) challenges, including attachment disorders, ADHD, anxiety, trauma, and low self-esteem. Start ASAP £83.33 to £956.15 per day, dependent on experience Bath - BA2 Monday - Friday, 8:30am to 3:30pm Graduate Opportunity - Psychology, Criminology Many of the pupils have experienced adverse childhood experiences (ACEs), and therefore struggle in a mainstream environment. In this role, you will be supporting a small class of 5 to 10 pupils, collaborating with the schools teaching team, therapists and support staff to deliver specialist education and interventions that aim to boost the students' learning, personal development and emotional growth. As a Mental Health & Behaviour Support Assistant, you will: Encourage academic progress and provide emotional support. Manage and respond to challenging behaviours caused by SEMH needs. Identify individual needs and triggers, and help guide students to overcome obstacles. Promote positive decision-making, reducing anti-social behaviours, and increase academic performance through trauma-informed practices. This is a unique opportunity to gain hands-on experience in a supportive specialist environment. By engaging with restorative and trauma-informed practices, you will build a strong foundation for a future career in Psychology, Therapy, Counselling, or Social Work. If you are interested in this Mental Health & Behaviour Support role, please apply online or for further information contact Academics LTD Bristol office and speak to Janine Robinson Please note: Academics are a leading education recruitment agency operating across England and Wales. All successful candidates will be subject to a full DBS check, and relevant references will be required. Academics is fully committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children.