Mid-day meals supervisor

Islington Council; City Of London; On-site; GBP 60,000 - 80,000; Part time

Job summary

A local authority in London is seeking a midday meals supervisor to support children's lunchtimes by supervising dining hall activities and facilitating play. Ideal candidates will have experience in managing behavior and supervising children effectively. A first aid certificate is preferred, but training will be provided. This role offers a supportive team and a chance for professional development.

Benefits

Good opportunities for professional development

A diverse and engaged school community

Qualifications

• Experience in managing behaviour effectively.
• First aid experience, preferably with children.
• Proven experience in supervising children to a high standard.
• Excellent relationships with children, staff and families.
• A commitment to high quality play.
• Reliability and excellent time management.

Responsibilities

• Supervise children in the dining hall.
• Facilitate play during lunchtimes.
• Ensure children gain a stimulating experience during lunchtimes.

Skills

Experience in managing behaviour effectively

First aid experience, preferably with children

Proven experience in supervising children to a high standard

Excellent relationships with children, staff and families

A commitment to high quality play

Reliability

Job description

Job Overview

We are seeking an enthusiastic, imaginative and hardworking midday meals supervisor who will support us in our mission to make lunchtimes even more exciting at Hanover. They will be responsible for supervising children in the dining hall, facilitating play and ensuring that children gain a rich and stimulating experience during their lunchtimes. A valid paediatric first aid certificate would be an advantage, although training will be offered if required. Hanover is a successful school in a great location by the side of the Regent's Canal. Our pupils are keen to learn and participate, and we teach a rich and challenging curriculum that is constantly improving. We are characterised by our diverse and engaged community, and work closely with our parents and carers. We have very high expectations of both children and adults.

Qualifications and Experience

• Experience in managing behaviour effectively
• First aid experience, preferably with children
• Proven experience in supervising children to a high standard
• Excellent relationships with children, staff and families
• A commitment to high quality play
• Reliability, commitment to the school and excellent time management

What We Offer

• Motivated and inspiring pupils
• A happy, hardworking and supportive team
• An excellent working environment
• Good opportunities for professional development
• A diverse and engaged school community.

We are committed to ensuring positive outcomes and lived experiences for all of our children and would welcome applications from diverse communities to support us on that journey.