Level 3 Early Years Educator Apprenticeship at Stoke St. Michael Nursery & Primary School

Your duties will include:

Supporting in the planning, monitoring, and evaluating effective and differentiated curriculum opportunities, including home learning, with support and guidance from the Class Teacher and EYFS Leader. Supporting the Class Teacher and EYFS Leader in the assessment, recording and reporting on children’s development, progress, and attainment, helping inform the Class Teacher in setting clear targets, which build on children’s interests and prior attainment. Using professional knowledge and expertise, help support in identifying early developers/able pupils and those with additional educational needs, working with parents and other professionals to give positive and targeted support where needed. Developing ongoing positive relationships with parents Working effectively with the Class Teacher, EYFS Leader, other Support Staff, and other adults. Supporting the teaching team to ensure high standards of behaviour. Supporting in the planning of opportunities to contribute to pupil’s spiritual, moral, social, emotional, and cultural development.Help to maintain a well-organised, safe, and enabling learning environment. Helping to maintain a well-organised, safe, and enabling learning environment. Undertaking in a share of lunch time and playground duties and rota duties for school activities.

Training Outcome:

This is a fixed-term contract, during which additional training opportunities may be available. At the end of the role, opportunities may be available across the Trust.

Employer Description:
Our fantastic hard working staff team, parents associations and governing body work very closely together across the two school sites to provide the best possible education for ALL of our individual and wonderful children. Both schools are small (but perfectly formed!) and we ensure that they provide a welcoming, happy, engaging and empowering setting for our children to learn and grow together. Children learn best when they are happy, feel safe and are cared for - a must, in our very similar but uniquely wonderful rural schools.

Working Hours :
Monday - Friday 8:30 - 3.30 (1/2hr lunch). Term time only. You will attend college on Wednesdays in Shepton Mallet.

Skills:
Communication skills,Attention to detail,Organisation skills,Customer care skills,Problem solving skills,Presentation skills,Number skills,Team working,Creative,Initiative,Non judgemental,Patience