Lunchtime Supervisor
Pembridge Hall School
Kensington and Chelsea
- Expired
- Job type:
- Part Time, Permanent
- Start date:
- April 2017
- Apply by:
- 26 March 2017
Job overview
We wish to recruit a Lunchtime Supervisor for a long term position, to supervise and oversee the care of our children during their break times and in the dining areas. Hours are from 10.00am – 1.30pm from Monday to Friday. Candidates will be expected to have had experience working in a school environment in a similar role, show good communication skills, and enjoy working with children. All applying lunchtime supervisors must be able to provide 2 references.
Pembridge Hall is an Independent girls’ preparatory school (ages 4 – 11) of 430 girls set in a beautiful residential square in Notting Hill. It is part of the Alpha Plus Group of Schools.
Pembridge Hall is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children, and applicants must be willing to undergo child protection screening appropriate to the post, including an Enhanced DBS check.
To apply for this vacancy please visit the Alpha Plus website on www.alphaplusgroup.co.uk and complete the application pack and equal opportunities monitoring form. Also available on the website is a copy of the Job Description for the post. These should be returned by email to the following address: contact@pembridgehall.co.uk
All applications should reach the school no later than Monday 27th March and interviews will be held during the same week.
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About Pembridge Hall School
Pembridge Hall is an independent girls’ preparatory school set in a beautiful residential square in Notting Hill, London. It provides education for four to eleven year old students and has 440 pupils in its care. The school is part of the Alpha Plus Group: the Gold Standard in educational provision.
Pembridge Hall School was founded in 1979 by a religious order of nuns. It moved to its current site in 1983. In September 2002, it was sold to the Alpha Plus Group and expanded into a three-form-entry school in 2003.
The school is split over two sites, between which the girls can easily walk. Reception and Years 1-3 are at 18 Pembridge Square, while Years 4-6 are at 10 Pembridge Square. There are specialist teaching rooms for Computing, Drama, Science, French, Music and Art, along with two gyms and an Innovation Space.
Pembridge prepares its pupils for 11+ examinations and consequently they are offered places at the top day and boarding senior schools in the country. The individual is valued and the school is a community which promotes disciplined, enquiring minds and facilitates children’s development into successful learners and thinkers, equipping them with the necessary skills for their future role in society.
Headteacher
Sophie Banks
Vision and values
Pembridge Hall recognises that our girls will enter a complex and ever-changing world which befits emotionally intelligent, resilient girls who can embrace the wonderful opportunities available to them. Pembridge girls love coming to school and gain an appreciation of wider society and the diversity of nationalities, faiths and languages represented by Pembridge families. We believe that creativity and independence of thought are as integral to the girls’ development as traditional forms of learning.
ISI report
“Pupils in all years achieve highly across the curriculum, especially in English and mathematics, and almost all obtain places at their first choice in senior schools.”
"Pupils love learning; they have highly positive attitudes, fostered by a rich and challenging curriculum and a wide range of extra-curricular opportunities."
"Pupils are personable, sociable and enthusiastic. Their positivity is reinforced by the care, support and encouragement of their teachers and underpinned by collectively understood school values, which result in pupils' impeccable behaviour."
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