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Early Years Educator - Level 3 Apprentice

Early Years Educator - Level 3 Apprentice

Timbercroft Primary School

Greenwich

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Salary:
National Apprenticeship wage
Job type:
Part Time, Fixed Term
Start date:
30th August 2022
Apply by:
22 July 2022

Job overview

Hours: 32.5 hours per week, 39 weeks per year.

Contract: Fixed term- 21 months 

Start date: 30th August 2022

Maritime Academy Trust is an innovative partnership of schools based in Greenwich, Bexley, Kent and Medway. Our academies have transformed through targeted collaboration, innovative ideas and an entrepreneurial curriculum which equips children with leadership and life skills.

Rated 'Good' by Ofsted, Timbercroft Primary school, is a Flagship School for Inclusion and is known for its warm welcoming happy staff, a curriculum that celebrates diversity, sensory rooms and garden, WOW days to start learning (irresistible learning with a wow factor) and BIG outcomes to showcase outcomes of learning. 

We are  looking for passionate individuals who  have an interest in childcare and are looking to begin their career in a school setting.  Early Years Educators, and other job roles such as nursery nurse, are highly trained professionals who play a key role in ensuring that young children learn and develop well and are kept healthy and safe.

You will be expected to:-  

  •  meet the care needs of the individual child   
  • Work in partnership with other colleagues, parents and/or carers and other professionals   
  • Support children to develop numeracy and language skills through play and games.   
  • A caring personality, where children are at the heart of everything you do.   
  • Motivation and enthusiasm to take on a new challenge to enable you to gain a wealth of knowledge, as well as a level 3 childcare qualification.   
  • GCSE Grade A - C are desirable or a willingness to complete these as part of your study.

In return we can offer you:-  

  •  a positive, friendly and happy  working environment   
  • a fantastic school community all working towards achieving the best for our pupils    
  •  national terms and conditions   
  • tailored programmes of CPD with cross trust development opportunities   
  • a generous package of Maritime Trust staff benefits. 

Visits to the school are welcome, please contact the school offcie to arrange an appointment.

Please email: recruitment@matoffice.org if you have any questions. 

Please note: we may hold interviews as and when applications are received and we reserve the right to offer to a candidate prior to the closing date. We only accept applications submitted online via the TES website and which are completed before the closing deadline. With this in mind, we encourage you to apply as soon as possible.

Closing Date: 22nd July

Interviews: TBC 

The Trust and its academies are committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and expects all staff to share this commitment. The post is subject to a successful DBS clearance and pre-employment checks will be undertaken before an appointment is confirmed.

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About Timbercroft Primary School

Welcome to our School profile. Timbercroft Primary School forms part of the Maritime Academy Trust, a multi-academy trust that is committed to making sure that education is meaningful.

Our Trust is made up of 11 primary schools located in Greenwich, Bexley and Kent. Though our schools may be different with their own in-school culture and community spirit, they all work harmoniously and collaboratively together within a curriculum that ensures each and every child is being equipped with leadership and life skills. At Maritime, we do this by empowering schools to drive more meaningful and enjoyable outcomes for children by having great people working for us, who commit to working hard to make an impact whatever the school and whatever the role.

Timbercroft Primary is a two form entry school from Nursery to Year 6 (3 - 11 year olds), which each phase based in one of four buildings on a large site in a residential area. Our intake is diverse with over 36 languages being spoken and a wide range of educational needs catered for! We are committed to ensuring that the children of Plumstead grow into amazing, polite, respectful, well-behaved and confident young people.

Our Timbercroft teachers and support staff work brilliantly together to create a sense of family amongst the children and their parents and carers alike. By establishing such strong relationships, we ensure that the children are happy – but also challenged. We encourage risk taking and resilience in all our children, so much so, that our feedback from feeder secondary schools is always positive: 'Children who arrive at secondary school are more than well equipped for the next stage of their journey, educationally and in their wellbeing' - Plumstead Manor, 2020

We believe learning should be exciting - our ultimate aim is to provide a highly enjoyable, enhanced curriculum which not only incorporates the National Curriculum but the needs, thoughts and ideas of every learner in our school. Our revised curriculum ensures that all of our pupils are motivated, engaged and enthused about every learning experience, inspiring them to become lifelong learners developing their cultural capital for the world in which we all live. The design of the curriculum takes into account the needs of all pupils, values their diversity and allows them to make excellent progress within their learning. Children work towards an exciting exit point which we call our 'Big Outcomes' where they can share their learning with parents and friends of the school. Big outcomes encourage entrepreneurial skills, giving children an opportunity to apply their knowledge and understanding, contextualising their learning.

The children and adults at Timbercroft have high expectations of behaviour and as a community we all work together to ensure that the school environment is positive and safe for all. We are an IQM Centre of Excellence and Flagship School for Inclusion and we are very proud of our wonderful friendly caring committed staff and children. At the core of our ethos is the belief that all children have the right to quality first teaching as part of a broad and balanced curriculum. We follow the Principles of Inclusion to promote equality, access, opportunity and the rights of children and staff in education and care and strive  to reduce discrimination against them. This is not just with SEND, we follow this for our families with English as an additional language, ethnic minority groups, our vulnerable and disadvantaged, children with anxiety or mental health difficulties and ensure groups do not experience unconscious bias in the classroom so that all teaching and learning is adapted to support and challenge all children.

So, if you are looking for a place to apply your knowledge and develop your skill set in a friendly and energised environment, then Maritime may be the place for you. All we ask for is a commitment to continue to learn and the flexibility to try new things as we strive to ensure that every single child receives a phenomenal education.


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