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Are you looking for a Lunchtime Supervisor opportunity in Evesham?
Winner Education are pleased to be recruiting a pro-active Lunchtime Supervisor on behalf of one of our client primary schools based on the outskirts of Evesham. Our client is a lovely small school based in small village surrounded by countryside. Applicants must be available to start as soon as possible on a long-term basis. This is a part time position up to 10 hours a week Monday to Friday during school term time.
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What the role involves:
- Working with children between the ages of 4-11 years old
- Responsible for the safety of children during the lunchtime break
- Supervision of games with children in the playground/classroom in wet weather
- Ensure good behaviour is kept in the dining area
- Assist with basic first aid requirements
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Lunchtime Supervisor requirements:
- Be a caring, polite and friendly person
- Passionate about the development and support of children
- A good standard of communication and engagement skills
- Be proactive in providing children with a fun and safe lunchtime surrounding
- Professionalism and reliability
- Previous experience working as a lunchtime supervisor
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Why Winner Education?
- No obligation – say yes to work you want to say yes to!
- PAYE payroll as standard!
- Competitive rates of pay!
- Local work!
- £100 joining bonus when you have worked for 10 days through Winner Education!
- £200 referral fee if you refer a teacher or TA for Winner Education!
- FREE CPD training courses!
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When you register with Winner, you will be assigned a specialist consultant who has been working with schools for 11 years and will be able to guide and support you through your assignments.
If you are interested in our Lunchtime Supervisor role in the Evesham area or would like more information on how Winner Education can support your journey in education, please contact Dan on (phone number removed).
Please note your application will be subject to two relevant and satisfactory references and an enhanced DBS check.
