Behaviour Mentor Agency London

Specialist Behaviour Mentors Across London & the Home Counties

Uniform Education is a specialist Behaviour Mentor agency supplying schools, PRUs, alternative provisions, specialist settings and mainstream education providers across London and the Home Counties.

We recruit experienced Behaviour Mentors, SEMH Teaching Assistants, Learning Mentors, Pastoral Support Staff and Behaviour Support Workers for daily supply, short-term cover, long-term placements and permanent recruitment.

Whether you need somebody urgently because of an absence, require additional support around a specific pupil or are building a longer-term behaviour team, our consultants can help.

Behaviour support is not simply about finding somebody who can manage a difficult classroom.

The right person needs to be able to build trust, establish boundaries, remain calm under pressure and help a young person re-engage positively with education.

Behaviour Mentor Staff We Recruit

Uniform Education recruits:

  • Behaviour Mentors

  • Senior Behaviour Mentors

  • SEMH Teaching Assistants

  • Learning Mentors

  • Pastoral Support Workers

  • Inclusion Mentors

  • Intervention Workers

  • Youth Workers

  • SEN Teaching Assistants

  • Learning Support Assistants

  • 1:1 Behaviour Support Workers

  • Outreach Workers

  • Key Workers

  • Alternative Provision Support Staff

  • PRU Support Staff

  • Behaviour Support Assistants

  • Cover Supervisors

We recruit across temporary, daily supply, long-term, temp-to-perm and permanent roles.

Behaviour Mentors for SEMH Needs

Many of the young people supported by Behaviour Mentors have social, emotional and mental health needs which affect their ability to access education consistently.

This may include pupils experiencing:

Emotional dysregulation

ADHD

Autism

Anxiety

Trauma

Challenging behaviour

School refusal

Low engagement

Risk of exclusion

Difficulties with relationships and boundaries

Previous permanent or fixed-term exclusions

The right Behaviour Mentor can often provide a crucial bridge between the pupil and the wider school environment.

Behaviour Mentors for PRUs and Alternative Provision

Uniform Education has extensive experience recruiting staff for PRUs and alternative provisions.

These settings often require professionals who can:

De-escalate challenging situations; communicate confidently with young people; reinforce routines and expectations; provide consistent 1:1 support; work alongside teaching and pastoral teams and maintain appropriate professional boundaries.

Candidates may come from backgrounds including:

Education; youth work; residential care; mentoring; sport; community work; specialist SEND support and other child-focused services.

What matters most is whether their experience and temperament suit the individual provision.

Behaviour Mentors for Mainstream Schools

Behaviour Mentor recruitment is not limited to alternative provision.

Mainstream primary and secondary schools increasingly require additional support around:

Behaviour intervention

Pastoral support

Attendance

Re-engagement

Inclusion

1:1 pupil support

Internal exclusion

Transition

Preventing permanent exclusion

A good Behaviour Mentor can work alongside teachers, SENCOs, pastoral leaders and senior leadership teams to provide structured support for pupils who need additional help to remain successfully engaged in school.

1:1 Behaviour Support

Some pupils require individual support throughout part or all of the school day.

Uniform Education can recruit 1:1 Behaviour Mentors and specialist support workers for pupils with:

SEMH needs; autism; ADHD; trauma; behavioural difficulties; emotional regulation needs or an EHCP requiring additional support.

Where possible, we focus on continuity.

A young person who struggles with relationships or trust can benefit significantly from working with the same consistent adult rather than regularly changing staff.

Challenging Behaviour Support

Schools sometimes contact agencies specifically searching for somebody experienced in challenging behaviour.

This could involve:

  • Verbal aggression

  • Physical aggression

  • Refusal to engage

  • Leaving lessons

  • Disruption

  • Conflict with peers

  • Emotional escalation

  • Difficulties following boundaries

  • High-risk behaviour

A Behaviour Mentor should not simply react to the behaviour.

Strong candidates understand that behaviour often communicates an underlying need and can work with school systems to help pupils develop more positive strategies.

Immediate Behaviour Mentor Cover

Behaviour staffing requirements can arise quickly.

A pupil's needs may suddenly escalate.

A school may require additional support following an incident.

An existing mentor may leave unexpectedly.

A new pupil may arrive requiring immediate 1:1 support.

Uniform Education can help with:

Same-Day Behaviour Mentor Cover

Next-Day Staffing

Emergency SEMH Support

Daily Supply

Short-Term Behaviour Support

Long-Term Behaviour Mentor Placements

Temp-to-Permanent Roles

Permanent Recruitment

Our objective is to respond quickly while still focusing on the candidate's suitability for the individual school.

Behaviour Support for Primary Schools

Behaviour mentoring at primary level often requires a particularly calm and nurturing approach.

Candidates may support younger pupils with:

Emotional regulation; transitions; classroom routines; confidence; relationships; communication; sensory needs and early signs of disengagement from education.

The emphasis is often on early intervention and preventing difficulties from escalating.

Behaviour Support for Secondary Schools

Secondary behaviour roles can involve a different set of challenges.

Behaviour Mentors may support pupils with:

Attendance; truancy; exclusions; peer conflict; classroom disengagement; emotional difficulties; challenging behaviour; transition into alternative provision and preparation for post-16 education.

Strong secondary Behaviour Mentors need confidence, resilience and the ability to build respectful relationships without losing professional boundaries.

SEMH and Behaviour Recruitment Specialists

Uniform Education recruits across the wider SEMH and behaviour-support market, including:

SEMH Teachers

SEMH Teaching Assistants

Behaviour Mentors

Learning Mentors

Pastoral Staff

Youth Workers

Intervention Workers

1:1 Support Staff

Outreach Tutors

Alternative Provision Staff

This allows schools to speak to one specialist recruitment team rather than approaching separate agencies for every related role.

Outreach Behaviour Support

Our work also extends beyond the classroom.

Uniform Education provides outreach tutors and specialist support staff for children and young people who are out of school or struggling to access conventional education.

This may include:

1:1 tuition

SEMH outreach support

Home tuition

Alternative provision

EOTAS

Reintegration support

Education while waiting for a new placement

Support following placement breakdown

For some pupils, the first objective is simply rebuilding trust and engagement before increasing the academic demands of the programme.

Support for Local Authorities

Uniform Education also supports local authorities and education services with outreach tuition and specialist SEND provision, including work around pupils who require individual education packages. We already support multiple London local-authority services and can provide references where appropriate.

We can help councils source:

Behaviour Mentors

SEMH Tutors

Outreach Tutors

1:1 Support Workers

Alternative Provision Staff

Specialist SEND Teachers

Reintegration Support

This can be provided for individual pupils or as part of larger ongoing staffing requirements.

Support for Parents and Carers

Parents and carers can also contact Uniform Education where their child is:

Out of school; experiencing severe school avoidance; struggling with behaviour or emotional regulation; waiting for a specialist placement; receiving alternative education or requiring 1:1 support.

We can discuss the type of Behaviour Mentor, outreach tutor or specialist education professional who may be appropriate.

Where funding may need to come from a school, local authority or another commissioning organisation, we can explain the type of staffing support we are able to provide.

Behaviour Mentor Jobs London

Looking for Behaviour Mentor jobs in London?

Uniform Education recruits for roles throughout London and the Home Counties.

We are interested in candidates with experience in:

Schools; PRUs; alternative provision; youth work; residential care; SEND; SEMH; mentoring; pastoral support; sport or other relevant environments.

We recruit for:

Daily Supply

Full-Time Long-Term Roles

Part-Time Positions

Temp-to-Perm

Permanent Behaviour Mentor Jobs

If you are passionate about helping young people overcome barriers to education, we would like to hear from you.

London & Home Counties Coverage

Uniform Education recruits Behaviour Mentors throughout:

North London | South London | East London | West London | Central London

and across the surrounding Home Counties, including:

Hertfordshire | Surrey | Essex | Kent | Buckinghamshire | Berkshire | Bedfordshire | East Sussex | West Sussex

Why Choose Uniform Education?

Uniform Education has worked within education recruitment since 2015, with significant experience across SEND, SEMH, alternative provision and behavioural support.

Schools and education providers choose us for:

✓ Specialist behaviour and SEMH recruitment

✓ Behaviour Mentors and Learning Mentors

✓ PRU and alternative provision experience

✓ SEND Teaching Assistants

✓ 1:1 pupil support

✓ Outreach tuition

✓ Emergency and daily supply

✓ Long-term and permanent recruitment

✓ London and Home Counties coverage

✓ Experienced safeguarding and compliance team

✓ Support for schools, trusts and local authorities

Safeguarding & Compliance

Candidates supplied through Uniform Education are subject to appropriate safeguarding and pre-employment checks relevant to their position before being cleared for work.

We understand that behaviour-support roles often involve working closely with vulnerable young people.

Compliance, safeguarding and professional suitability are therefore central to our recruitment process.

Need a Behaviour Mentor?

If your school, trust, PRU or alternative provision needs:

A Behaviour Mentor

SEMH Teaching Assistant

Learning Mentor

Pastoral Support Worker

Youth Worker

1:1 Behaviour Support

Alternative Provision Staff

Outreach Support

contact Uniform Education.

Whether your requirement is today, tomorrow, long-term or permanent, our recruitment team can help.

Speak to Uniform Education

Schools & Education Providers

Tell us about your pupil, class or staffing requirement and we will identify suitable candidates.

Local Authorities

Contact us about SEMH, behaviour, alternative provision and outreach staffing requirements.

Parents & Carers

Speak to us if your child requires individual education or specialist support.

Candidates

If you are looking for Behaviour Mentor work, send us your CV.

Email: info@uniformeducation.co.uk

Uniform Education

Specialist Behaviour & SEMH Recruitment Across London & the Home Counties

Recruitment to Shape Future Generations.

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