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Start Date:October

Monday to Friday, term time only (38 weeks)

7:30am to 8:30am

Point 3-4 Actual salary £2563-£2605 per annum depending on experience

We are seeking to appoint a Breakfast Club assistant. The position will be working Monday-Friday mornings between 7:30.am and 8.30am and involves setting up the hall ready to welcome the children. The post holder will settle the pupils ready for their school day, ensuring they receive a breakfast while supervising their activities.

You will:

· have a good understanding of how children work and play together.

· understand the importance of using consistent messages to enable good behaviour.

· follow school policies and processes, completing paperwork within set timescales.

· contribute to the hardworking, dedicated and caring ethos of the school and build positive relations with children, colleagues and parents.

We can offer you:

· a CPD entitlement with purposeful training- we are proud members of the national college

·a free place for your child to attend breakfast club

· supportive colleagues who want to provide the best possible opportunities for their pupils

· well behaved and hardworking pupils who deserve the best

· a constantly improving learning environment

· a responsive and involved leadership team

Visits to the school are warmly welcomed and encouraged, please e-mail the school office to arrange an appointment. Great Waltham C of E Primary School is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and expect all staff to share this commitment.

Information about the School

Great Waltham Church of England VC Primary School is situated in the pretty village of Great Waltham catering for pupils from 4 - 11. The school was built in 1865 and has wonderful character and beautiful grounds.

Our school vision is 'Let all that you do be done in love'.

At the end of their time at Great Waltham Primary School, we aspire for all our children to have:

*Developed a strong work ethic both for their own benefit and the benefit of others. *Developed a strong set of practical, social and emotional life skills. *Developed, through the teaching of our Christian and British values, self-respect and respect for others, whatever their ability, race, religion or culture. *Gained the skills to work independently, either on their own or as part of a group, and take responsibility for both for themselves and others.

We pride ourselves in creating a caring environment based on Christian values which allows children to reach their full academic, social, moral and physical potential. The ethos of the school is to ASPIRE which is an acronym for Aspiration, Strength, Perseverance, Integrity, Responsibility and Empathy, all staff and children hold these values dearly.

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