Part-Time Farm Activities Coordinator — Inclusive Outdoor Sessions

CHAILEY HERITAGE FOUNDATION; Chailey; Sur place; GBP 26 000 - 28 000; Temps partiel

Résumé du poste

Chailey Heritage Foundation in Chailey, East Sussex, is seeking a Farm Activities Coordinator to lead hands-on sessions, focusing on animal care, farm routines and inclusive participation.

You’ll plan engaging activities for children, young people and adults, adapt sessions to be accessible for all, support safe interactions between people and animals, and work with therapists and families to deliver person-centred experiences.

Qualifications

• Experience delivering activities for children, young people or adults.
• Confident leading practical, hands-on sessions.
• Enjoys working with animals and outdoors.
• Organised, proactive and able to adapt when things change.
• Calm, positive and person-centred approach.
• Builds strong relationships and works well as part of a team.
• Confident using basic IT systems for planning and recording.

Responsabilités

• Plan and lead engaging sessions built around animal care, handling, farm routines and outdoor activities
• Adapt activities so they’re accessible, inclusive and meaningful for every participant
• Support safe, positive interactions between people and animals
• Support the day-to-day running of the farm - feeding, grooming and maintaining animal environments
• Prepare spaces, equipment and resources so sessions run smoothly
• Work closely with colleagues, therapists and families to deliver person-centered experiences
• Monitor participation and progress, using observations and feedback to shape future sessions
• Play a part in seasonal activities, events and the ongoing development of the farm
• Contribute to the developing clubs and events that enhance the farm as a community learning space

Connaissances

Animal care

Outdoor work

Session planning

People skills

IT basics

Description du poste

Chailey Heritage Foundation in Chailey, East Sussex, is seeking a Farm Activities Coordinator to lead hands-on sessions, focusing on animal care, farm routines and inclusive participation.

You’ll plan engaging activities for children, young people and adults, adapt sessions to be accessible for all, support safe interactions between people and animals, and work with therapists and families to deliver person-centred experiences.