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Little Blossom Tree Nursery and Pre school; Greater London; On-site; GBP 20,000 - 24,000; Full time

Job summary

Little Blossom Tree Nursery and Pre school in London is seeking an enthusiastic early years practitioner to support young children daily. You will build trusting bonds with a group of children and their families, delivering age-appropriate activities and monitoring progress.

You will tailor activities to diverse needs, maintain high safety and hygiene standards, and uphold safeguarding policies while communicating clearly with parents and colleagues in a collaborative teamwork environment.

Responsibilities

• Build strong, trust-based relationships with a designated group of children and their families to ensure their emotional and physical needs are met.
• Design and implement engaging, age-appropriate play and learning activities. Observe, assess, and document children's progress using physical or digital learning journals.
• Tailor activities to accommodate different learning styles, abilities, and SEND.
• Maintain strict standards of safety, cleanliness, and personal care, including assisting with meals, sleep routines, and hygiene.
• Actively promote child protection policies, identify potential safeguarding concerns, and report them promptly in line with setting guidelines.
• Maintain open, daily communication with parents and carers, delivering detailed handovers and participating in parents' evenings or progress reviews.
• Collaborate with nursery assistants and practitioners.

Job description

Company: Little Blossom Tree Nursery and Pre school

Key Person Duties:

Build strong, trust-based relationships with a designated group of children and their families to ensure their emotional and physical needs are met.

Planning & Assessment:

Design and implement engaging, age-appropriate play and learning activities. Observe, assess, and document children's progress using physical or digital learning journals.

Individual Support:

Tailor activities to accommodate different learning styles, abilities, and Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND).

Care & Hygiene:

Maintain strict standards of safety, cleanliness, and personal care, including assisting with meals, sleep routines, and hygiene.

Safeguarding:

Actively promote child protection policies, identify potential safeguarding concerns, and report them promptly in line with setting guidelines.

Parent Partnership:

Maintain open, daily communication with parents and carers, delivering detailed handovers and participating in parents' evenings or progress reviews.

Teamwork & Mentoring:

Collaborate with nursery assistants and practitioners.