Part-Time School Lunch & Care Supervisor

St Augustine's Catholic High School; Redditch; On-site; GBP 2,500 - 3,500; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Health & Wellbeing employee assistance

Family friendly policies

Access to an excellent pension scheme

Access to professional qualifications

Job summary

St Augustine's Catholic High School is recruiting a Midday Supervisor to join the team at St Thomas More Catholic First School. The role is part-time, 7.5 hours per week, term time only (38 weeks per year).

The successful candidate will prepare dining areas, supervise pupils during lunch, assist with meals and maintain a safe, orderly environment. Experience with children and a positive, proactive approach are essential.

Qualifications

• Enjoy working with children and be comfortable supervising them.
• Ability to follow the school’s health, safety and behaviour policies.

Responsibilities

• Prepare the dining area for lunch by setting out chairs and tables.
• Supervise toileting and washroom activities.
• Escort children to and from the dining room.
• Supervise collection of meals and assist pupils with cutlery.
• Clear used plates, trays, cutlery and glasses; clear tables.
• Supervise pupils eating packed lunches; ensure area is tidy.
• Oversee classroom and outdoor activities; promote inclusion.
• Ensure orderly return to the classroom after lunch.
• Attend to minor accidents or pupils who feel unwell; provide care.
• Report incidents to the Senior Midday Supervisor.
• Monitor pupil behaviour and intervene per behaviour policy.
• Inform the SMDS of breaches of school rules.

Skills

Enjoy working with children

Job description

St Augustine's Catholic High School is recruiting a Midday Supervisor to join the team at St Thomas More Catholic First School. The role is part-time, 7.5 hours per week, term time only (38 weeks per year).

The successful candidate will prepare dining areas, supervise pupils during lunch, assist with meals and maintain a safe, orderly environment. Experience with children and a positive, proactive approach are essential.