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National Teaching Assistants’ Day 2027

National Teaching Assistants’ Day 2027

Friday 24 September 2027

National Teaching Assistants’ Day is an annual event that honours the work of teaching assistants who provide essential support in the classroom. Teaching assistants assist with lesson preparation, work one-on-one with students, manage classroom behaviour and often support children with special educational needs.

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National Teaching Assistants’ Day 2026 was on Friday 25 September 2026. The next National Teaching Assistants’ Day is on Friday 24 September 2027.

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What is National Teaching Assistants’ Day?

National Teaching Assistants’ Day is an annual event that honours the work of teaching assistants who provide essential support in the classroom. Teaching assistants assist with lesson preparation, work one-on-one with students, manage classroom behaviour and often support children with special educational needs. The day aims to highlight their contributions and to show appreciation for their dedication to education.

National Teaching Assistants’ Day is a special day dedicated to recognising the invaluable contributions of teaching assistants in schools and educational institutions. These dedicated professionals play a crucial role in supporting teachers, helping students and ensuring that classrooms run smoothly. This day is an opportunity to celebrate the hard work, dedication, and impact of teaching assistants on the education system.

When is National Teaching Assistants’ Day?

National Teaching Assistants’ Day is celebrated annually on the last Friday of September. This day is set aside to acknowledge the hard work of teaching assistants and to encourage everyone in the education community, including students, parents and teachers, to express their gratitude for the support these professionals provide.

The 2026 theme is: “Read Together, Grow Together: TAs Making Every Page Count”

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24 September 2027 Theme: Read Together, Grow Together: TAs Making Every Page Count

How to Get Involved

There are several ways to participate in National Teaching Assistants’ Day:

  • Show Appreciation: Take a moment to thank the teaching assistants in your school or community, either through a personal note, a small gift, or a public acknowledgment of their work.
  • Organise an Event: Schools can hold events or assemblies to recognise and celebrate the contributions of teaching assistants, giving them the recognition they deserve.
  • Share Stories: Use social media or school newsletters to share stories and testimonials about how teaching assistants have made a difference in the lives of students.
  • Advocate for Support: Highlight the importance of adequate support and training for teaching assistants to ensure they can continue to provide the best possible assistance in the classroom.

If you’d like to get involved on social media, here are the relevant hashtags! –

#NationalTeachingAssistantsDay
#NTAD
#NationalTADay
#TeachingAssistants
#ReadTogetherGrowTogether

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When is National Teaching Assistants’ Day 2027?
National Teaching Assistants’ Day 2027 is on 24 September 2027. It is held the last Friday of September each year.
What is National Teaching Assistants’ Day 2027?
National Teaching Assistants’ Day is an annual event that honours the work of teaching assistants who provide essential support in the classroom. Teaching assistants assist with lesson preparation, work one-on-one with students, manage classroom behaviour and often support children with special educational needs.