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Recruit by Nature is seeking a Nursery Room Leader in Midhurst, West Sussex (GU29) to oversee a busy room for three months to five years. You will lead a dedicated team, plan play-based learning and foster strong relationships with families in a purpose-led setting.
The role requires room leadership, EYFS understanding and a warm, collaborative approach. The environment supports development through outdoor learning, reflective practice and professional growth.
Nursery Room Leader - Midhurst, West Sussex, GU29 Step into a Nursery Room Leader role in a purpose-led early years setting close to Midhurst town centre. You will help lead high-quality care and learning for children aged from three months to five years, working within a thoughtful environment shaped by Reggio Emilia, Scandinavian and forestry principles. This permanent, full-time position will suit an experienced early years professional who values child-led learning, nurturing relationships and reflective practice.
Employment Type Permanent, full-time, all-year-round position working 40 hours per week.
Salary £29,000 to £30,000 per annum + benefits
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Working Hours & Shift Pattern Permanent, full-time employment, 40 hours per week. Midhurst, West Sussex, GU29 area.
Job Description As a Nursery Room Leader, you will deliver high-quality care, learning and development opportunities for children aged three months to five years within a welcoming Midhurst nursery setting. You will help lead a room team, create engaging child-led experiences and build strong relationships with children and families. Based in the GU29 area, the setting includes three rooms, an open-plan garden and carefully planned environments influenced by Reggio Emilia, Scandinavian and forestry principles.
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Company Culture As a Nursery Room Leader, you will be part of a thoughtful nurseries and early years team that places relationships, curiosity and children’s individual development at the centre of practice. The Midhurst setting values carefully prepared environments, open-ended resources, outdoor learning and collaboration with families. You will be supported through professional development, wider group learning opportunities and access to dedicated leadership focused on family support and children’s and adults’ learning.