Breakfast & Afterschool Club Assistant

Link 3 Recruitment
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9 months ago
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Job Title: Breakfast & Afterschool Club Assistant Location: Mansfield, NG20, UK Salary: £13.50 - £14.50 per hour Contract Type: Temporary - Part-TimeAbout the RoleAre you passionate about working with children and creating a safe, fun, and engaging environment? We’re looking for a compassionate and enthusiastic Breakfast & Afterschool Club Assistant to join our dynamic nursery and primary school team. You’ll play a key role in making sure our Breakfast and Afterschool Club offers children a positive and enjoyable experience, with nutritious snacks and a range of exciting activities in a supportive and welcoming setting.Key ResponsibilitiesWelcome children and families warmly as they arrive at the club. Prepare and serve healthy snacks, catering to individual dietary needs and preferences. Engage children in a variety of activities, from creative play to group games, encouraging social interaction and fun. Maintain a clean and safe club environment, ensuring that all areas are well-organized and secure. Support children’s well-being by fostering positive interactions and promoting a calm, relaxed atmosphere. Collaborate with your team and maintain open communication with parents and carers. What We’re Looking For:Have experience working with children in a nursery, school, or childcare setting (although not essential). Be warm, approachable, and passionate about supporting children’s growth and development. Have a basic understanding of food hygiene and health & safety (training provided). Be a team player who is reliable, adaptable, and committed to their role. ‍‍Hold a valid DBS check or be willing to undergo one.What We OfferA supportive and friendly working environment.Opportunities for training and professional development to help you grow in your role.The chance to make a real impact on children’s afterschool experiences.If you’re ready to be part of a team that makes a difference in the lives of children, we’d love to hear from you!How to Apply:Please reach out to Olivia at Link3 Recruitment to express your interest. You can call (phone number removed) or email your CV directly to Job reference OM/BACA/NG20

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