Club Manager - St Vincents

Junior Adventures Group; Greater London; On-site; GBP 16,000 - 22,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Paid training

CPD opportunities

Wellbeing support

Wraparound care discounts

Recommend-a-friend rewards

Job summary

Junior Adventures Group (JAG) is seeking a Childcare Setting Manager to lead our Breakfast & After School Clubs for ages 4–11, delivering safe, engaging sessions before and after school and during holidays. This term-time role splits mornings and afternoons with a mid-day break, offering opportunities to grow into management and build strong relationships with schools and families.

Join a friendly team committed to safety, fun, and high-quality care, with paid training, CPD, and flexible hours

Qualifications

• Natural leaders who are confident, caring, and creative.
• Great communicators who love building relationships.
• Organised planners who can manage teams and activities.

Responsibilities

• Greet children each morning and afternoon with energy and fun.
• Lead after-school activities like arts & crafts, team challenges, drama and sports.
• Plan engaging, age-appropriate sessions that are inclusive and fun.
• Manage and motivate your team to deliver high-quality care and play.
• Communicate confidently with parents, your team, the host school, and central operations.
• Ensure health & safety and safeguarding procedures are followed.

Skills

Leadership

Team management

Communication

Job description

Location:St Vincent RC Primary School,St Vincent Street, London, W1U 4DF
Operational Hours:Monday - Friday 15:15 - 18:00
Hours:16.25 per week
Pay:Up to £13.90
Contract: Term Time Contract

Make a difference. Lead the fun. Love your job.
Do you love working with children and want to turn your energy and leadership skills into something truly meaningful? At Junior Adventures Group (JAG), we’re looking for passionate people to lead our Breakfast & After School Clubs (and Holiday Clubs too!) where play, creativity, and connection come together.

As a Childcare Setting Manager, you’ll be at the heart of one of our children’s activity clubs, creating safe, exciting, and enriching experiences for children aged 4–11. You’ll lead a small team, build strong relationships with schools and families, and deliver a mix of sports, arts, games, and structured play every single day!
This could be a great first step into management.

This role is split shift, meaning you’ll work mornings and afternoons, with a break in between (great for studying, hobbies, family, or even a nap!). You’ll also have the opportunity to increase your hours during Holiday Club seasons and Lunchtime Cover.

What you’ll do day-to-day:

• Greet children each morning and afternoon with fun and energy, kickstarting the day with games, sports, and positive vibes.
• Lead exciting after-school activities like arts & crafts, team challenges, drama, multi-sports, and structured play.
• Plan engaging sessions that are age-appropriate, inclusive, and (most importantly) fun!
• Manage and motivate your team to deliver brilliant care and play experiences.
• Communicate confidently with parents, your team, the host school, and central operations.
• Ensure health & safety, safeguarding, and company procedures are followed with confidence and care.

What’s in it for you?

• Paid training and regular CPD opportunities.
• Discounts for your own little ones on wraparound care & holiday clubs.
• 24/7 wellbeing and mental health support through Health Assured.
• Recommend-a-friend rewards.
• Join a fun, friendly team with a shared passion for making a difference!

What we’re looking for:

You may have worked as a Sports Coach, Teaching Assistant (TA), Playworker, Drama/Dance Instructor, NCS Leader, Scout Leader, Nursery Manager, SEN Support, Dinner Lady, Student, or even as a parent wanting a new career in childcare.

• Natural leaders who are confident, caring, and creative.
• Great communicators who love building relationships.
• Organised planners who can manage teams and activities.
• People who genuinely love working with children.

Safeguarding

We’re committed to the safety and wellbeing of all children in our care. All roles require an Enhanced DBS check,Children's Barred List Check,and are exempt from the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act 1974. Appointment is subject to satisfactory DBS and suitability checks. As part of our safeguarding and due diligence procedures, online searches may be undertaken in relation to shortlisted candidates.
For more information, please refer to the KCSIE link below.
https://www.keepingchildrensafeineducation.co.uk/part_three_safe_recruit.html#recruit