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Shoots Training is seeking a dedicated candidate to undertake a Level 3 Childcare Apprenticeship at Down in the Woods Pre‑School, Wimborne. The role involves supporting a group of children, delivering EYFS activities, and maintaining progress records.
The setting operates 9:00am–3:30pm, Monday to Friday (term time), with a 35‑hour work week and potential for contract extension beyond the apprenticeship. DBS clearance is required, GCSEs or equivalent preferred.
Shoots Training are looking for an enthusiastic, reliableand hardworking individual to complete their Level 3ChildcareApprenticeshipat Down in the Woods Pre‑School, Wimborne.
Down in The Woods Pre‑School provides care for children aged two to four in Wimborne. It operates from 9am to 3.30pm, Monday to Friday, during term time. The setting also runs an after‑school club until 6pm and a holiday club from 9am to 6pm during school holidays.
At its inspection in December 2024, Ofsted judged the overall effectiveness of the pre‑school to be Outstanding.
The inspector found that leaders provide an ambitious and well‑sequenced curriculum focused on the prime areas of learning. Staff deliver this through both planned activities and spontaneous interactions, with activities based on children's individual interests.
Children are encouraged to develop problem‑solving skills from an early age by testing their own ideas. Staff were seen to use daily routines like snack time to discuss mathematical concepts of size and weight, and to support early literacy through storytelling. Parents told the inspector their children make ‘remarkable’ progress.
Leaders at Down in the Woods Pre‑School Ltd provide an ambitious and well‑sequenced curriculum focused on prime areas of learning, ensuring children develop essential skills for their future. Staff interactions, both planned and spontaneous, effectively deliver the curriculum, with an expert understanding of how learning areas connect. Children develop problem‑solving skills from an early age by testing their own ideas
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