Lunchtime Supervisor

Bidvane; Tees Valley; Hybrid; GBP 11,000 - 14,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Warm, friendly school environment

Christian ethos and community links

Supportive staff and governors

Job summary

St Margaret Clitherow's Catholic Primary School is seeking a permanent lunchtime supervisor to join the existing lunchtime team. The role focuses on keeping pupils safe and well during lunch, assisting pupils with dietary needs, and supporting enjoyable play during break.

The post is five hours per week, Monday to Friday, during term time only, with no prior experience required. Successful applicants will uphold the school's Catholic vision and ethos, and visa sponsorship is not available.

Qualifications

• Sensitive communication
• High expectations of pupil behaviour
• Highest regard for pupil safety and wellbeing

Responsibilities

• Securing the safety and welfare of pupils during lunchtime
• Caring for the wellbeing of pupils
• Monitoring pupil behaviour, with high expectations
• Encouraging and helping pupils to eat their lunch, with extra attention for those with additional or dietary needs
• Leading playground games and activities that encourage socialising and play
• Organising suitable play activities
• Developing pupils' personal and social skills

Skills

Sensitive communication

High expectations of pupil behaviour

Highest regard for pupil safety and…

Job description

A permanent lunchtime supervisor post at St Margaret Clitherow's Catholic Primary School, joining the existing lunchtime team. The work centres on keeping pupils safe and well during lunch, helping pupils with additional or dietary needs to eat, and leading playground games. The role is five hours a week, Monday to Friday, term time only, and no prior experience is needed. Applicants must support the school's Catholic vision and ethos, and visa sponsorship is not available.

What the job involves

• Securing the safety and welfare of pupils during lunchtime
• Caring for the wellbeing of pupils
• Monitoring pupil behaviour, with high expectations
• Encouraging and helping pupils to eat their lunch, with extra attention for those with additional or dietary needs
• Leading playground games and activities that encourage socialising and play
• Organising suitable play activities
• Developing pupils' personal and social skills

Skills & knowledge

• Sensitive communication
• High expectations of pupil behaviour
• Highest regard for pupil safety and wellbeing

Other

• Good role model to pupils
• Reliable and committed
• Commitment to upholding the school's Catholic vision and ethos

What’s offered

• Warm, friendly school with supportive staff, parents and governors
• Inclusive school with a Christian ethos and close links with families, the parish and the wider community
• Well-behaved pupils who enjoy learning and achieving success