Wrap Around Care Supervisor

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About You
You will be trustworthy, enthusiastic, energetic, well-organized, and self-motivated. You will also have excellent communication skills and be able to build a strong and appropriate rapport with children and parents/carers.
You will have patience, enthusiasm, and a sense of humor to make a positive difference. You will be able to support children in their play while maintaining their safety and following the school's behavior guidelines.
You must also demonstrate good food hygiene practices and follow the school's health and safety policies.
Previous experience working with children and knowledge of safeguarding would be advantageous in this role. However, full training will be available.
What you will do:
Lead the daily running of breakfast and after-school club, including registers, sign-in and collection procedures
Plan and organise a varied, play-based program of activities, indoors and outdoors, suitable for a wide age range
Supervise, guide and support a small team of wrap-around care assistants, including rotas, cover and induction of new staff
Keep children safe at all times, following the school's safeguarding, behavior, health and safety and first aid procedures
Prepare and serve simple breakfasts and snacks, managing allergies and dietary needs carefully
Build positive relationships with parents and carers, passing on messages and handling queries in a friendly, professional way
Keep accurate records of attendance, bookings, incidents and accidents, and support the school office with bookings and payments
Work closely with teachers and school leaders so the club supports children's wellbeing and any additional needs
What you will bring:
We care more about your approach with children and your ability to lead a team than about a long list of qualifications. You will need:
Experience of working with children in a school, club, nursery or similar setting
Some experience of supervising or organising others, formally or informally
A calm, patient and positive manner, with clear and fair expectations of behaviour
Good communication skills with children, parents and colleagues
Good organisation and record-keeping, and confidence using basic IT
A clear understanding of why safeguarding matters, and a commitment to acting on concerns
Reliability and good timekeeping (the club runs to fixed times every day)
It would be helpful, but not essential, if you have:
A Level 2 or 3 qualification in childcare, playwork or supporting teaching and learning
A current Pediatric First Aid and/or Food Hygiene certificate - we are also happy to offer training
Experience of supporting children with SEND
If you don't have every item on this list but feel you could do the job well, we still encourage you to apply. Full training, including first aid, food hygiene and safeguarding, will be provided.