After School Care Supervisor
The Cavendish School
Camden
- Expired
- Salary:
- The salary offered is in excess of £7,500 per annum and will reflect an applicant’s potential
- Job type:
- Part Time, Permanent
- Start date:
- January 2023
- Apply by:
- 4 December 2022
Job overview
The Cavendish School
31 Inverness Street, Camden Town, London, NW1 7HB
Current roll size: c.215
A small, inclusive independent school in Camden Town for girls aged 3 to 11.
After School Care Supervisor
We are looking for an enthusiastic, well-organised and creative person to join the staff of our unique, friendly and highly regarded IAPS School from January 2023. The After School Care Supervisor works closely with the After School Care Assistant to provide a range of engaging activities for our pupils. The Supervisor oversees the club and directs the Assistant.
This role includes supervising the children, ensuring their safety at all times, engaging with them in aspects of play and conversation, setting up activities for children to take part in, meeting and greeting parents and providing them with feedback on their child’s time at the club. You will be fully supported in your role by an established member of the School team.
The role is open to those with a nationally recognised qualification at NVQ Level 3 (or equivalent), although applications from individuals not holding this qualification will be considered. Previous experience of working with primary school aged children or in a school setting is desirable but not essential.
This role is a term-time only position with working hours of 3-6pm Monday-Friday, from January 2023. The salary offered is in excess of £7,500 per annum and will reflect an applicant’s potential.
The After School Care Supervisor must hold a paediatric first aid certificate. Training will be arranged and paid for by the School.
If the hours of this role do not fulfil your need, the School could additionally seek to employ you as a lunchtime supervisor 2 days a week between 1-3pm.
Please upload your completed application form directly to the TES website.
If you have any questions about the role please contact Mrs Kerry Dignan, on hrcomp@cavendish-school.co.uk. Visits by prior arrangement are welcome.
The closing date for applications is 4pm on Sunday 4th December 2022, although applications will be processed as they are received.
The date of interviews is the morning of Monday 12th December 2022. References will be requested for candidates invited for an interview prior to this date and online and social media checks will be carried out prior to interview on shortlisted candidates too.
The School is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people. Applicants must undergo child protection screening, including checks with past employers and the Disclosure and Barring Service.
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About The Cavendish School
The Cavendish School is a friendly, independent London prep school for girls aged 3 to 11. The school welcomes approximately 230 pupils from a rich mix of nationalities, cultures and faiths and enjoys charitable status.
Situated in Camden, near Regent’s Park, the School was founded in 1875 and moved from Cavendish Square to its current site in 1970. Our spacious, airy classrooms and gardens, including a dedicated early years setting and an astroturf court, were recently augmented by a state-of-the-art building to include new classrooms and a 200-seater multi-use auditorium. We have a purpose-built, well equipped gym, and our own kiln on site. Our kitchens provide healthy and delicious lunches for girls and staff, who enjoy meals together.
Our inclusive ethos has created an exceptional, well-balanced and lively school, dedicated to making a positive difference in the community. Within this nurturing environment where kindness, difference and respect are paramount, high standards are enabled and celebrated. All children are encouraged to achieve their maximum potential and work is always carefully calibrated to the individual child’s needs. This, combined with small class sizes, high adult-pupil ratios and committed and enthusiastic staff, enables personalised learning in a happy and productive atmosphere.
Central to the philosophy of The Cavendish School is the belief in providing girls with the best pastoral care combined with outstanding teaching. A broad, balanced curriculum is enriched with arts, languages, music and sport delivered by expert specialist teachers. The school is not selective at entry, but is academically ambitious for each and every pupil, and achieves remarkable results across all subjects.
Great success has been achieved over recent years in preparing pupils for their next school and The Cavendish School is dedicated to helping find the right senior school for each, with girls achieving offers (and music and academic scholarships) from a wide range of top state and independent senior schools at 11+, including: City of London School for Girls, Channing School, South Hampstead High School, Henrietta Barnet, Camden School for Girls, Francis Holland School, Godolphin & Latymer, Highgate School, North London Collegiate School, St Paul’s Girls’ School.
In its most recent Independent Schools Inspection, the School was judged ‘excellent’ in every category, ranging from the quality of the pupils’ learning to their moral, social and cultural development. The report noted that ‘children are extremely happy and confident in their work and play’, whilst praising the ‘excellent’ teaching and the ‘high-quality, well-qualified staff.’ The School underwent a Regulatory Compliance Inspection in March 2019 in which all standards were met (which is the maximum rating).
Our Head Mrs Lombard believes that:
“Happy children are happy learners. Visitors to our School often comment on the evident delight and visible engagement of our pupils during their lessons and at play.”
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