Midday Supervisor

Westcliff High School for Girls

Leigh on Sea

On-site

GBP 22,000 - 26,000

Full time

7 days ago

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Job summary

Westcliff High School for Girls is seeking a dedicated Midday Supervisor to join its lunchtime supervision team. The role pays £16.87 per hour plus holiday pay and involves supervising students from 12:05 to 13:15, Monday to Friday during term time.

You will foster a welcoming, safe and positive lunchtime environment, model school values, manage queues, support student welfare and liaise with pastoral staff as needed.

Responsibilities

To supervise students on the school premises during the lunchtime break, ensuring their safety and wellbeing at all times.
To promote a friendly and supportive atmosphere by engaging positively with students, encouraging respectful behaviour and modelling the school's values.
To encourage students to follow routines and expectations, including queuing sensibly, respecting others and taking responsibility for their conduct.
To provide guidance and routine advice to students, helping them to resolve minor issues and make positive choices.
To maintain the safety, welfare and good conduct of students during the lunchtime period.
To be responsible for the safe return of all students to the care of teaching staff at the end of the lunch break.
To intervene calmly and appropriately where students are not following expectations, including reminding students about queuing, consideration for others and school routines.
To liaise with Pastoral Managers and Heads of Year where more significant concerns arise or where additional support is required.
To alert the Team Leader to any concerns regarding an individual student or group of students, particularly where wellbeing or safeguarding may be an issue.
To take the lead in dealing with minor accidents and report any serious incident to the Team Leader at the earliest opportunity.
To understand and apply school policies relating to health and safety, safeguarding, student welfare and behaviour.
To administer basic first aid (if trained to do so) as required.
To attend relevant training and meetings as required.
To read and keep up to date with communications and information provided by the Team Leader.
To respect confidentiality at all times.

Job description

Midday Supervisor £16.87 per hour plus holiday pay Normal hours of work will be 1 hour and 10 minutes per day, from 12.05pm to 13.15pm - Monday to Friday, term time only

PURPOSE AND AIM:

To work effectively as part of the lunchtime supervision team. To provide a welcoming, safe and positive environment for students during the lunchtime break. To encourage positive behaviour, respectful interactions and good manners, helping students to enjoy a calm and inclusive lunchtime experience.

MAIN DUTIES:

To supervise students on the school premises during the lunchtime break, ensuring their safety and wellbeing at all times.
To promote a friendly and supportive atmosphere by engaging positively with students, encouraging respectful behaviour and modelling the school's values.
To encourage students to follow routines and expectations, including queuing sensibly, respecting others and taking responsibility for their conduct.
To provide guidance and routine advice to students, helping them to resolve minor issues and make positive choices.
To maintain the safety, welfare and good conduct of students during the lunchtime period.
To be responsible for the safe return of all students to the care of teaching staff at the end of the lunch break.
To intervene calmly and appropriately where students are not following expectations, including reminding students about queuing, consideration for others and school routines.
To liaise with Pastoral Managers and Heads of Year where more significant concerns arise or where additional support is required.
To alert the Team Leader to any concerns regarding an individual student or group of students, particularly where wellbeing or safeguarding may be an issue.
To take the lead in dealing with minor accidents and report any serious incident to the Team Leader at the earliest opportunity.
To understand and apply school policies relating to health and safety, safeguarding, student welfare and behaviour.
To administer basic first aid (if trained to do so) as required.
To attend relevant training and meetings as required.
To read and keep up to date with communications and information provided by the Team Leader.
To respect confidentiality at all times.