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St Margaret's Primary Academy is seeking an excellent Afterschool club assistant to support a professional and caring afterschool service for its children. The role is for {INPUT} hours per week.
Successful candidates will have experience with young children, understand child development, and show enthusiasm and dedication to supporting pupil activities. You should be reliable, able to relate well to pupils and adults, and maintain a positive learning environment.
St Margaret's Primary Academy are seeking to appoint an excellent Afterschool club assistant to help us in running a professional and caring afterschool service for our children. The position is for {INPUT} hours per week.
In particular, successful candidates should have:
You should be:
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