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The Learning Experience
Leatherhead
10 months ago
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Join us in our mission to make a positive difference in the lives of children, families, and communities. At The Learning Experience, we're opening our first state-of-the-art setting in the UK, and we invite you to be part of our journey. As a Lunchtime Assistant, you'll provide exceptional care, contribute to health and safety practices, and collaborate with our dynamic senior leadership team.Location: Leatherhead, easy access to town centre and train stationWhat's in it for you?At the Learning Experience we believe that the happiness and wellbeing of our employees is essential. * Access to discounted childcare at 50% off * Regular/Frequent employee recognition and employee appreciation gifts * Paid birthday leave and paid staff events * Company pension scheme * Paid overtime * Access to Perkbox including Perkbox Medical * From retail stores, cinema and restaurant discounts, coupled with cash back on medical bills, and a comprehensive Employee Assistance Programme. * Plus much more!Your Duties: * We invite a friendly, spirited individual to join our Leatherhead Nursery as a Lunchtime Assistant. * In this pivotal role, you'll cover the hours between approximately 10am and 3pm * Your role involves delivering exceptional care that supports each child's development and individual needs. * With a flexible approach, you'll fulfill lunchtime responsibilities and provide vital support to local nurseries. * By creating enriching environments filled with engaging activities, you'll foster indoor and outdoor growth. * Guided by British Values embedded in Core Advantage, LEAP, and Early Years Foundation Stage learning, you'll ensure a holistic education experience. Safety remains paramount, as you'll adhere to child protection and health and safety policies, safeguarding children's well-being.If you're excited to positively impact children's lives and be part of a dynamic team, we invite you to learn more about this incredible opportunity.What we ideally require from you: * Experience in early years education settings with 'Good or Outstanding' inspection outcomes. * Required - Level 2 or Above Qualification in Early Years * Successful collaboration within nursery teams and effective communication. * Record of ongoing training and professional qualifications. * Proficiency in hygiene standards, room preparation, and decision-making. * Experience in food preparation and relevant food management training. * Familiarity with child protection and safeguarding policies. * Motivated and deadline-driven, particularly in children's record-keeping and assessmentAny job offer of this role is subject to a DBS check

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