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An established industry player is seeking a passionate Early Years Teacher to join their dedicated Pre-School team in Greater London. This role offers a unique opportunity to shape early years education and maintain high standards in a well-resourced nursery. The ideal candidate will lead curriculum planning based on the EYFS framework and work collaboratively with a small team to foster a child-led learning environment. With competitive salary and generous benefits, this position is perfect for those looking to make a significant impact in early childhood education.
Early Years Teacher
Here at Nurse Seekers, we are proud to be recruiting an experienced Early Years Teacher for a well-established privately-owned Nursery and Pre-school based near Archway, London. This is a unique opportunity for an experienced teacher to shape pedagogy within their setting and maintain the excellent standard of early years education we offer.
This quality setting is looking for a creative and innovative teacher who has a passion for learning to join their dedicated Pre-School classroom that has class sizes of approximately 16 children, aged 3 to 5 years. The setting is very well resourced, and one of its outdoor spaces is used solely for the preschool room, which offers a range of opportunities for exploration, investigation, and play.
Key Responsibilities:
The role involves leading pedagogy in the setting, planning, and implementing a curriculum based on the EYFS (utilising 'Birth to 5 Matters' guidance) which supports children's learning and development.
The teacher works within a small teaching team which includes two Early Years Practitioners and a member of support staff.
You will be responsible for working with your team as well as senior members of staff across the setting to ensure effective implementation of our play-based, child-led curriculum throughout the nursery.
In addition to planning and directing sessions in our dedicated teaching room, responsibilities may include attending weekly planning meetings, assisting with INSET training days, maintaining children's folders, one-to-one reading, carrying out children's observations, and writing transfer records.
The teacher will also be expected to assist practitioners in reflecting on practice, promote robust and appropriate pedagogical approaches, and encourage sustained shared thinking between adults and children.
Benefits for this position include: