Breakfast Club Supervisor

The Methodist Church in Britain; Tees Valley; On-site; GBP 12,000 - 14,000; Part time

Job summary

Outwood Grange Academies Trust, via Outwood Academy Ormesby, is seeking a term-time breakfast club supervisor to welcome pupils and supervise play before school.

You will prepare food to hygiene standards, support children with activities, and liaise with parents, with a satisfactory DBS check required before appointment.

The role is 8.75 hours per week, Monday to Friday, 7:15am to 9:00am, during term time only.

Qualifications

• Excellent time management and organisation skills.
• Ability to work independently and as part of a team.
• Ability to relate to pupils in a pleasant and sympathetic manner.
• Ability to recognise potential child safeguarding issues.
• Physical ability to take part in play and active learning.

Responsibilities

• Greet children on arrival.
• Supervise play activities.
• Ensure children's health and safety throughout the breakfast club.
• Prepare food in line with food hygiene and risk assessment guidelines.
• Manage incidents under agreed policy, encouraging pupils to take responsibility for their behaviour.
• Attend to the personal needs of children.
• Create a relaxed, family-feel atmosphere before school begins.
• Help younger children to cut up their food.
• Liaise with parents.
• Ensure pupils arrive safely into their teacher's care at the appropriate time.

Skills

Time management

Teamwork

Child friendliness

Safeguarding awareness

Health and safety

Job description

This term-time support post runs the breakfast club at Outwood Academy Ormesby, part of Outwood Grange Academies Trust. The work centres on welcoming pupils, supervising play, preparing food to hygiene standards and seeing children safely into their teachers' care. The post is 8.75 hours a week, Monday to Friday, from 7:15am to 9:00am, during term time only. A satisfactory DBS check is required before appointment.

What the job involves

• Greet children on arrival
• Supervise play activities
• Ensure children's health and safety throughout the breakfast club
• Prepare food in line with food hygiene and risk assessment guidelines
• Manage incidents under agreed policy, encouraging pupils to take responsibility for their behaviour
• Attend to the personal needs of children
• Create a relaxed, family-feel atmosphere before school begins
• Help younger children to cut up their food
• Liaise with parents
• Ensure pupils arrive safely into their teacher's care at the appropriate time

What’s required

Skills & knowledge

• Excellent time management and organisation skills
• Ability to work independently and as part of a team
• Ability to relate to pupils in a pleasant and sympathetic manner
• Ability to recognise potential child safeguarding issues
• Physical ability to take part in play and active learning

Checks & eligibility

• Satisfactory DBS check

Other

• Willingness to pursue necessary training and qualifications

Nice to have

• Experience working in a school environment
• Knowledge of healthy eating