Nursery Practitioners

Tinies; Sidcup; On-site; GBP 60,000 - 80,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading nursery in Sidcup is seeking a passionate Nursery Practitioner who can deliver exceptional childcare and learning opportunities. This role involves planning activities, safeguarding children, and working collaboratively with staff and parents. Attractive pay and benefits including pension scheme, free parking, and generous time off are offered.

Benefits

Pension Scheme

Staff events

Employee of the month with a chance to win a voucher

Yearly bonus

Childcare

14 weeks off per year

Free parking

Qualifications

• Required Level 2 qualification in childcare or higher.
• Strong passion and commitment to childcare.
• Broad knowledge of EYFS and safeguarding.

Responsibilities

• Taking charge of a key group of children.
• Delivering rich learning opportunities and exceptional care.
• Planning and providing effective care, teaching, and learning.

Skills

Commitment

Passion to deliver outstanding childcare

Ability to work within a team

Broad knowledge of EYFS and safeguarding

Education

Level 2 qualification in childcare or higher

Job description

Nursery Practitioner - DA15 - £11.50-£12

This beautiful nursery is located a 6-minute walk from Sidcup station.

They offer diverse forms of active play that allow children to independently explore, discover, and investigate. The children have access to natural resources that promote innovative and imaginative play, enabling them to immerse themselves in their own adventures.

What we can offer you (benefits):

• Salary: £11.50-£12 per hour
• Pension Scheme
• Staff events
• Employee of the month with a chance to win a voucher of your choice
• Yearly bonus
• Childcare
• 14 weeks off per year
• Free parking

What we need from you:

• Level 2 qualification in childcare or higher
• Commitment
• Passion to deliver outstanding childcare
• Ability to work within a team
• Broad knowledge of EYFS and safeguarding

Your duties will include:

• Taking charge of a key group of children
• Delivering rich learning opportunities and exceptional care that helps young children to develop
• Planning and providing effective care, teaching, and learning
• Safeguarding and promoting the health, safety, and welfare of children
• Working in partnership with colleagues, parents, and/or carers or other professionals to meet the individual needs of the children
• Making accurate and effective use of assessments reflecting the needs, interests, and stages of development of the individual children