Catering Assistant (7679)

Goole Academy; Goole; On-site; GBP 9,000 - 15,000; Part time

Job summary

Goole Academy invites applications for a part-time Catering Assistant to join our catering team. The role starts in November 2026 and is permanent. You will be responsible for preparing and serving food to staff and pupils, helping to maintain service efficiency during busy periods.

You will work as part of a dynamic Trust focused on transforming educational outcomes for students in the North of England. The academy offers a supportive environment, training, and opportunities to develop skills

Responsibilities

• Preparing and serving food to staff and pupils/students.

Job description

Your new role

Goole Academy are looking to appoint a Catering Assistant to start in November 2026 on a part time, permanent basis.

Do you want to work for a Trust that is transforming educational outcomes for students in some of the most deprived areas in the North of England? If so, this could be the role for you.

As a Catering Assistant, you will be responsible for preparing and serving food to staff and pupils/students.

Please see the job description on our website for the essential criteria and more information.

If you feel you have the necessary skills and experience required for this position, then we would very much like to hear from you.

Your new school

Goole Academy serves a local community which has its roots in industry, coupled with a rich maritime history. Located just off Junction 36 of the M62; many students, but not all, live within walking distance. The Academy is fed by a total of 10 primary schools which vary significantly in size. There has been a recent surge in popularity with the overall number of children on roll rising sharply. Numbers in Key Stage 4 are progressing towards our Pupil Admission Number (PAN) of 210. However, in KS3 we have had a record number of first choice applications with us exceeding PAN for the last three years with 240, 270 and 270 first choice applications. This is unprecedented for us, and the trend looks set to continue. From September 2025, we have over 1300 children on roll. An increase of almost 450 children in