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DD’s Childcare is a nurturing and vibrant childcare setting dedicated to providing a safe, stimulating, and loving environment for young children. We focus on early years development, fostering creativity, curiosity, and confidence in every child. Job Description: We are seeking a passionate and reliable Childcare Assistant to join our team. You will support the daily care and development of children, working closely with staff to create a warm and engaging environment. Responsibilities: • Assist in the supervision and care of children aged 0-5years • Support children’s learning and development through play and structured activities • Ensure the safety and well-being of all children in your care • Maintain a clean, safe, and organized environment • Help with feeding, changing, and nap times as needed • Build positive relationships with children, parents, and colleagues • Follow safeguarding and health & safety policies Requirements: • Experience working with children (preferred but not essential) • Level 2 or 3 childcare qualification (or willingness to train) • Understanding of EYFS framework (preferred) • A caring, patient, and enthusiastic personality • Ability to work well in a team and take initiative • Enhanced DBS check (or willingness to obtain one) • First Aid certification (desirable) Benefits: • Support with training and career progression • Friendly and supportive work environment • Holiday entitlement and other benefits If you love working with children and want to make a real difference, we’d love to hear from you!

Our Nursery Manager plays a vital role in ensuring that everyone in the nursery team is delivering high quality, safe and meaningful care to every child that we work with. You will continuously monitor every aspect of the nursery and team to ensure that we are meeting all regulatory, compliance, Ofsted and safeguarding requirements. By establishing and embedding forward thinking processes your team will make sure that we build and maintain a relationship for childcare excellence within the communities that we serve. The purpose of this role it to: - Leading, motivating and supporting the team to deliver excellent standards of care and learning. - Ensure compliance with all regulatory and statutory frameworks, including Ofsted requirements and the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS). - Maintain accurate records including safeguarding, health and safety, risk assessments, and daily operational procedures - Build strong relationships with parents and carers, ensuring effective communication, trust and a spirit of partnership. - Promote a culture of inclusion, safety, and wellbeing for children and employees. - Work as a safeguarding "designated officer" alongside the Designated Safeguarding Lead to ensure that the protection of children is the priority at all times. - Core responsibilities - Managing the nursery team to ensure a safe, welcoming and engaging environment for both the team and the children that we work with. - Ensuring that the nursery team has all the required training and development in place; providing regular refresher training where necessary. - Manage occupancy and ratios effectively. - Ensure that all aspects of the nursery are compliant with all regulatory requirements (for example Ofsted, safeguarding, health and safety, food hygiene and EYFS). - Plan and deliver the curriculum ensuring that all activities support the children’s learning and development and are aligned with the EYFS requirements. - Develop strong relationships with the parents/guardians through regular communication and engagement. - Maintain accurate records for the children including observations, assessments and any necessary safeguarding, risk assessment or H&S documentation. - Ensure that resources, materials and equipment needed are kept stocked up and ordering supplies as needed to ensure that the setting has everything it needs at all times. - Collaborate with HR to manage the recruitment, onboarding, performance management and the learning and development processes within your team. - Undertaking regular training in regard to Safeguarding and acting as a Designated Officer. - Carry out regular checks and audits; making improvements and reports as needed, to maintain a high standard of care and development for the children we work with. - Provide customer support by answering phone or email enquiries from current or potential customers within 48 hours of receipt. - Setting the rotas for the nursery team, ensuring that holidays and sickness are accounted for and that the correct ratios are maintained. - Conduct viewings for new parents and devise initiatives to attract more families to the nursery. Leadership and management - For Leadership and management roles - - Demonstrate a supportive and conscientious approach to management - Follow our performance management processes and provide the opportunity for two way feedback - Manage and lead your team in line with our policies and procedures - Escalate issues to HR as needed - Report any safeguarding queries immediately in line with our procedures - Be an excellent role model for our values - Be a positive ambassador for The Working Mums Club both internally and externally. - Person Specification - A passion for high quality childcare in a forward thinking setting. - Experience of managing busy nursery settings. - Level 3 or above in Early Years Education and Childcare - Montessori qualification or proven experience using the practice - Experience managing and leading a high performing nursery team. - In-depth knowledge of EYFS, Ofsted requirements, child protection, safeguarding and safe recruitment procedures and food hygiene. - Able to provide excellent customer service to the parents/guardians that we work with. - Ability to "sell" the nursery to new parents and conduct viewings in an engaging and professional manner. About The Working Mums Club We don’t believe that women’s careers should be put on hold just because childcare is out of reach. That’s why we’re creating a better way, with flexible childcare and coworking spaces that work around you - not the other way around. Our mission Starting in Deptford, we're creating spaces on every high street in the UK where mums can thrive personally and professionally, while staying on top of family life. We offer high quality childcare, workspaces mums want to spend time in, and the grown-up conversations they crave - all under one roof. Our vibrant community programme brings families together to create a village of support from one mother to another, close to home. Working within a childcare environment As a childcare provider, we all have a duty of care to ensure that every child and family that we work with are safe, respected and proactively protected from harm. Everyone we work with will need to undertake safeguarding and H&S training and this will be refreshed on a regular basis. You are expected to complete and pass this efficiently in line with any management requests. In addition everyone must read and understand all our safeguarding and health & safety policies and remain up to date as these are reviewed and refreshed. Recruitment of Ex-Offenders We are committed to providing equal opportunities, and having a criminal record will not necessarily prevent you from being employed with us. Each case will be considered on its merits, taking into account the nature of the offence, its relevance to the role, and the circumstances surrounding it.

We are looking for flexible and reliable Support Workers to join our team in Romford. This role is ideal for individuals who hold a Level 3 Diploma in Residential Childcare and/or have at least 2 years of experience working in children’s residential care. You must be available for a mix of waking night and long day shifts and confident in supporting children and young people with a range of complex needs. Key Responsibilities: - Provide consistent, high-quality care in line with individual care plans - Support children with daily routines, emotional development, and behavioural needs - Promote life skills, independence, and positive outcomes for each child - Use trauma-informed and therapeutic approaches to build trust and resilience - Maintain a safe, nurturing, and structured environment - Monitor and record behaviour, incidents, and progress accurately - Support overnight and full-day shifts, ensuring constant care and supervision - Work in partnership with internal teams and external professionals - Uphold safeguarding, health and safety, and care standards at all times Essential Requirements: - Level 3 Diploma in Residential Childcare (completed) and/or - Minimum 2 years’ experience in a children’s residential care setting - Strong understanding of safeguarding and child protection - Flexible to work waking night and long day shifts on a rota basis - Resilient, emotionally aware, and calm under pressure - Strong communication and team-working skills - Previous experience using Clearcare is advantageous Desirable: - Full UK driving licence Benefits: - Casual dress - Company pension - Free parking - On-site parking - Referral programme Schedule: - 10 hour shift - 12 hour shift - 8 hour shift - Day shift - Every weekend - Holidays - Monday to Friday - Night shift - No weekends - Overtime - Weekend availability - Weekends only PLEASE NOTE WE ARE NOT ABLE TO OFFER WORK VISA SPONSORSHIP FOR THIS ROLE

We are looking for an enthusiastic manager to run the day to day nursery in Borehamwood. To motivate the team & support children 2-5yrs to develop speech & early years development. This role is NOT an office based role & therefore will be expected to be a role model leading our already fantastic yearly years team.

About The Role: This is an exciting opportunity to join one of London’s leading city farms and play a key role in providing opportunities, education and training to the local community and beyond. As a small yet growing charitable organisation, this also offers candidates an opportunity for personal and professional growth. This is a key role that leads the development of our educational hub making use of our unique setting and offerings of animal husbandry, gardening and therapeutic activities to support the learning experience and personal and social development of children and young people and community groups particularly for those experiencing educational disadvantages. Main Purpose of the Job: To design, deliver and manage a structured education programme to schools, alternative education settings, youth organisations, volunteers and our wider community. To engage with the local community by providing outdoor learning opportunities and promote environmental awareness. To increase the outreach of our educational opportunities of Vauxhall City Farm to schools and organisations in Lambeth and targeted London Boroughs and to maintain strong working relationships with schools and partners. Person Specification Essential: · Proven experience as an educator (minimum of 2 years) · Experience of working with the 8-18+ year age groups. · Understanding of diversity and the varied needs of children/young people and families. · Experience in planning, delivering and evaluating educational programmes for children and/or young people. · Experience of leading workshops or informal education sessions in outdoor, farm, or community settings. · Experience of managing or supervising staff, freelance workers or volunteers. · Experience of developing partnerships with schools and community organisations. · Experience with programme evaluation and using data to demonstrate impact. · Experience of managing bookings, administration and logistics for public programmes. · The ability to communicate effectively in written materials as well as presentations, workshops and public-facing activities. · Interpersonal skills and an ability to relate to people of all ages. · Knowledge of safeguarding, child protection, and health and safety procedures. · Excellent organisational and time management skills. · The ability to work on own initiative, using judgement and common sense. · Computer literate – with the ability to use basic software such as Word, Excel, Email etc. Desirable: · Teaching Qualification · Forest School Leader Certification · First Aid certification · An enthusiasm for environmental conservation and sustainable development. · Full Drivers Licence

We are a gay couple living between Dagenham East and Romford London and are looking for a nurturing and experienced full-time live in nanny to care for our 1 year old baby girl called Miley. Looking to start from 25th August 2025. We will provide you with a room and food free of charge and pocket money for the care of the child. Or if you prefer live out nanny that can be arranged. Looking for 5 days a week from 9 till 5pm from Monday to Friday. The ideal candidate must be warm, engaging, and confident in supporting a young child’s early development. A good knowledge of age-appropriate routines, weaning, and sleep schedules is important. A nanny who can cook healthy and nutritious meals for the child. It would be a bonus if you spoke Russian. Duties include: full care of the baby during the day planning and engaging in age-appropriate developmental activities preparing and cooking healthy meals for the child maintaining the child’s routine and sleep schedule keeping the nursery and play areas clean and organised light housekeeping related to the child Requirements: Current Paediatric First Aid Current Enhanced DBS UK Work Permit

Salary: £70000.00 per annum dependent on experience & qualifications Position: Full Time (37.5 hours per week) Positions available: 1 Registered Manager – Children’s Home Alexandra Children’s Home is a newly established home for children 12-17 years old, and due to up-and-coming expansion, we are currently looking for Registered Managers for our Therapeutic Children’s Homes who are keen for a new and exciting role. Competitive Salary of £70,000 per annum. We offer 36 days paid annual leave per year and a loyalty scheme which rewards you with extra annual leave following 2 years of service. The role of a Registered Manager is the person with overall responsibility for day-to-day management of the Children’s Home and is accountable for the delivery of a high quality of service provision, incorporating care, welfare, safety and security of all children and young people in their care in order for them to achieve a secure base. Supporting, leading and managing a team of staff who will provide protection and support the children with their physical, psychological, emotional & social development. Person Specification Essential · Due to Ofsted Regulations, all employees in our Residential Service must be over 20 years of age. · Experience of working in a Senior or Strategic Role within a children’s residential care setting · Level 3 Diploma in Children’s Residential Service or equivalent · GCSE in Maths and English at C Grade of above · Physically fit · Resilient, enthusiastic and motivated person · Proven ability to lead staff teams and line management experience, including supervisions · Excellent communication skills, both verbal and written · Calm, approachable manner, adaptable and non-judgemental · Able to work under own initiative and as part of a team · Excellent organisational skills · Knowledge of Child Protection & Safeguarding · GCSE in Maths and English at C Grade or above · Ability to drive and holds a current driving licence Desirable · NVQ or Diploma Level 5 in Leadership & Management in Residential Children’s Services or equivalent · Previous experience in a Deputy Manager or Registered Manager role in a Residential Children’s Care Setting · Social Work Qualification of Equivalent · Any relevant or transferrable skills, such as First Aid trained · Knowledge of the Children Act & Children’s Homes Regulations · Understanding and knowledge of Therapeutic Approach to Childcare Duties & Responsibilities · In accordance with Alexandra health and safety policies and procedures, the registered individual is responsible for ensuring Health and Safety guidelines are adhered to. · Responsible for keeping an up-to-date register of all young people being admitted transitioned to another provision and discharged from the service. · Ensure operational manning levels are maintained within the home. The registered manager must liaise with the HR team to arrange and assist in interviewing new staff. · Ensure that you and your staff work in accordance with the Statement of Purpose and Function of the home. Understand, update and continuously improve relevant Alexandra Children’s Home documents to include The Statement of Purpose, Young Person’s Guide, policies and practice standards; seeking approval and communicating changes to others as appropriate. · Demonstrate effective leadership to direct and support the staff team to deliver person centred childcare working towards the best outcomes for each young person · Manage, supervise and mentor staff; organize work patterns and training, and conduct and record regular supervisions and appraisals. · Demonstrate a working knowledge, implement, adhere to and give guidance to other staff on: Children’s Homes (England) Regulations 2015, The Children Act 1989 & 2004, Care Standards Act 2000, Equal Opportunities Policies, National Quality Standards for Children’s Homes, and Local Authority Child Protection Procedures, and any subsequent changes to said legislation. · Demonstrate a working knowledge of Ofsted Inspection guidelines, promptly implementing any recommendations following an Inspection. Timely notification of any significant events or changes within the home, including completion of Regulation 45 Reports within the given timeframe as instructed by Alexandra Children’s Home. · To ensure that you and your staff team implement and adhere to Alexandra Children’s Home Safeguarding Policy and Local Authority Safeguarding procedures. · Work cohesively and in partnership with team members and other professionals (Social Workers, Police, Education, and Health) to contribute and monitor the multidisciplinary assessment of children’s needs, support children in order for them to reach their full potential as outlined in their care plans, and in accordance with Alexandra Children’s Home Policies & Procedures, Local Authority Instructions and relevant legislation. · Ensure Local Authority Social Workers are notified of all significant events, incidents, important changes and physical interventions within 24 hours. · Ensure that young people receive a sensitive residential service which best meets their individual social, racial, psychological, educational, cultural, physical identity and health care needs according to the Statement of Purpose and Function of the Home and Alexandra Children’s Home policies and procedures, and children facing particular crisis and stresses are offered appropriate additional support in a timely manner. · Organising the availability and deployment of staff within the home and wider Alexandra Children’s Home Community, ensuring rota’s are covered to meet regulations mandate. · Ensure that the home is fit for purpose by ensuring that Fire Regulations and Health and Safety Regulations are met, Quality Assurance and Regulation 44 Reports action points are addressed promptly. Appropriate records are kept and that fire drill procedures are adhered to in accordance with Alexandra Children’s Home policies and procedures. · Manage Performance and Development by using regular staff supervisions and annual appraisal process in order to promote a culture of self-awareness and understanding. Working in partnership with Senior Management and Human Resources to address and manage any issues of poor performance or misconduct · Participate effectively in the on-call duty system. · Attend monthly Manager, TDP, Community and house meetings and implement any actions as agreed. · Complete appropriate training including the level 5 diploma in Leadership and Management within the required timeframes, ensuring that an up-to-date training record is maintained. · Additional responsibilities will include representation to Local Authorities and at panels, conference meetings and Strategy Groups; and analysing trends and Quality Assurance documentation to constantly strive to improve standards for young people in our care. · Undertaking other duties as may be deemed appropriate from time to time. We are looking for candidates who have proven managerial skills in a Residential Care Setting and are passionate about improving the lives and outcomes for children and young people. We are an activity-based company and promote the well-being of our young people through a wide and varied programme of activities, sports and hobbies. Alexandra Children’s Home is committed to safeguarding & promoting the welfare of children & young people. The post is subject to an enhanced DBS disclosure, an employment background check, satisfactory references & verification of right to work in the UK. CVs will not be considered without an application form.

Join Our Team at Bumble Bells Day Nursery! 📍 Location: 04 High Street, Green Street Green, BR6 6BQ At Bumble Bells Day Nursery, we’re a professional yet close-knit team dedicated to creating a warm, friendly environment where both children and staff can truly flourish. Our ethos is centered on happiness, growth, and providing an enabling environment for every child—and a workplace you’ll genuinely love to be a part of. Why Join Us? A welcoming, supportive, and friendly atmosphere Excellent opportunities for career development We are currently looking for passionate Level 3 Practitioners to join our team and grow with us.

To manage the nursery and associated childcare provision within Once Upon a Time Day Nurseries policies and procedures, Local Authority Policies and procedures and all relevant legislation. To create a safe, warm and stimulating environment for all those who use Once Upon a Time services. To work as part of a team to assist in providing a safe, secure and stimulating environment for children. To work collaboratively with colleagues, parents, carers and other multi professionals. To be committed to ensuring safeguarding and creating an inclusive environment. Main Responsibilities: Children’s care, learning and play Support practitioners in meeting the needs of the individual children and families, ensuring children’s basic needs are always met, including good hygiene routines, nappies, meals encouraging good nutrition, planning and assessment etc To assist the staff team in setting up a safe and stimulating environment for children, ensuring a child centred environment providing a play-based approach to children’s learning Promote positive attitudes and behaviour at all times by providing a non-discriminatory environment which values and respects each child and family, ensuring an inclusive and safe environment having regard for SEN and safeguarding procedures and legislation Encourage parental involvement within the nursery, including parents consultations, events, and using parents as partners in their child’s learning and liaising with parents daily Health and safety: To be responsible for reporting accidents or health and safety issues and be conscientious of risks that may arise which may cause harm to children To implement and ensure health and safety guidelines and checks and adhere Once Upon a Time’s policies and procedures, including but not limited to on-going cleaning and sterilising duties within the setting, to reduce the spread of infection Staff: Effectively leading and supporting all nursery staff, students and voluntary workers. Ensuring a good level of supervision and support with their daily duties, identifying training and development needs, through individual supervisions, appraisals, observations etc. This may also include disciplinary meetings To lead/ organise staff, room and planning meetings (these will be out of nursery hours) To support the settings appointed persons in their role and taking on that role in their absence such as SENCO, Behaviour management coordinator To take part in recruitment and to support a team of staff to meet statutory ratio’s an contingency staffing where appropriate, and support a staff team in the appropriate skills, qualifications, experiences and qualities, ensuring the nursery is staffed to the required levels at all times General: To be responsible for the day to day running of the nursery To implement all of Once Upon a Time’s policies and procedures in all aspects of the nursery and other childcare services, and to review and develop them on an annual basis in line with relevant current legislation To ensure Welfare Requirements of the setting are maintained at all times and ensuring acceptable standards of practice that meets Ofsted criteria including Health and Safety and safeguarding, within the nursery environment General administrative duties associated with the running of the setting such as maintaining records on the children and their families, inventories, personal records, producing reports, writing letters, ordering supplies etc. To work collaboratively with colleagues to help support the development of the children within your care, guiding and sharing good practice, making sure that the nursery has a strong, reliable and consistent team Organising nursery events such as parents’ evenings, fete, annual trips, festivals and special events, that involve parents and carers (these may be out of nursery hours) To ensure the implementation of the EYFS curriculum for all children aged 0-5 years, and monitor how it is delivered To develop the setting by involving yourself and staff team in projects and programmes some of which will be initiated by the Local Authority To work collaboratively with outside agencies, to maintain effective relationships, providing services to the nursery, children and families, liaising with the Local Authority, Ofsted and other multi-agency professionals associated with the nursery and adhering LA policies and procedures and guidance To maintain an effective parent liaison system in order to work in partnership with parents/carers To oversee the efficient upkeep of the nursery, ensuring regular checks and maintenance of equipment, furniture and fittings Assisting in the collection, recording and banking of fees together with managing a budget and petty cash To monitor occupancy, reviewing numbers of children attending and following up enquiries promptly to ensure maximum capacity levels are maintained at all times. Assisting with the marketing, fundraising and advertising of the nursery to ensure the nursery runs to its full capacity and remains profitable You may be required to cover at another Once Upon a Time setting You may be required to work extra hours due to staff shortages, this will be repaid back using time-in-lieu at a time which is suitable to the nursery Qualifications: Proven experience in a nursery or childcare setting is essential. Excellent leadership skills with the ability to motivate and manage a team effectively. Proficient communication skills in English, both verbal and written. Experience working with children in various age groups is highly desirable. A level 3 or above qualification in Ealy Years Ability to drive initiatives that improve nursery operations and foster a positive learning environment. Join our team as a Nursery Manager and contribute to shaping the future of young minds in a supportive and enriching atmosphere.

K An OFSTED Approved Home Childcare We’re Hiring: Nursery Manager Location: Croydon Salary:£32,000.00 pa Hours: Full-time/Part-time Are you a passionate early years professional ready to lead a dedicated team and shape the future of young children? We’re looking for an experienced Nursery Manager to join our thriving, nurturing environment and take the lead in delivering outstanding childcare and education. About Us: Milliminds is a warm, welcoming, and Ofsted-approved nursery committed to providing high-quality early years education. We believe in creating a safe, stimulating space where every child can grow, explore, and thrive. Key Responsibilities: • Lead and manage daily operations of the nursery to ensure a high standard of care and education • Supervise, support, and develop a team of early years practitioners • Ensure compliance with Ofsted standards and all statutory regulations • Build strong relationships with children, parents, staff, and the wider community • Manage nursery budgets, staffing, and resources effectively • Promote a culture of continuous improvement and reflective practice What We’re Looking For: • Level 3 / a degree or above qualification in Early Years Education or equivalent • Proven experience in a managerial or supervisory role in an early years setting • Strong knowledge of the EYFS framework and safeguarding requirements • Excellent communication, leadership, and organizational skills • A genuine passion for early childhood development We Offer: • Competitive salary and benefits package • Ongoing professional development and training opportunities • Supportive and collaborative working environment

Focus Findings is recruiting full- and part-time Family Support Workers in Basildon, Harlow, Chelmsford, Southend-on-sea, Colchester, Clacton-on-Sea and surrounding areas. Job Description for Family Support Worker Family support workers help families with long and short-term difficulties. The main duties of the role would include: - Work one-on-one with vulnerable families to reduce inequalities between those in greatest need and their peers. - Facilitating the delivery of targeted support groups and parenting programmes. - Competently and accurately record observations on case management systems with an awareness that the information you supply may be used in legal proceedings. In addition, candidates must be able to demonstrate knowledge and experience of: - Working with parents with specific vulnerabilities that impact their child/ren; including (but not limited to); low income, domestic abuse, substance misuse, anti-social and criminal behaviour, and transient families. - Assessing complex safeguarding and welfare issues for children and vulnerable adults. - Support to families with children with additional needs - Respite care for families with children with additional needs - Child development across the ages, with a particular emphasis on children with additional needs, disabilities, specific educational needs, adult and child mental health, and those with protected characteristics as defined by the Equality Act 2010. - Evidence-based practice and the ability to apply this to inform practice. What we look for: - Driver's license and a vehicle - Caring and empathetic attitude - Good communication skills - Willingness to learn - Self-motivated, well organized & reliable

Location: London, UK Job Type: Full-time / Part-time / Temporary Salary: £25,000-28,000 per annum (depending on experience) Reports to: Nursery Manager / Room Leader Job Overview: We are looking for a caring, enthusiastic, and reliable Nursery Assistant to join our team in London. You will support the daily care and education of children aged 0–5 years, helping to create a safe, nurturing, and stimulating environment. This is an excellent opportunity for someone passionate about early years education and child development. Key Responsibilities: Support the implementation of the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) curriculum. Assist in the planning and delivery of age-appropriate activities. Supervise children during play, meals, rest, and outings. Promote positive behaviour and ensure the wellbeing and safety of all children. Help with feeding, nappy changing, and toileting in line with hygiene policies. Maintain accurate records of children’s development and progress. Communicate effectively with children, parents, and staff. Keep the nursery clean, tidy, and organised. Attend team meetings and training as required. Requirements: Experience working with young children (in a nursery or similar setting). Level 2 or 3 Childcare qualification (desirable but not essential). Knowledge of the EYFS framework. Enhanced DBS check (or willingness to obtain one). Strong communication and interpersonal skills. Patience, creativity, and a genuine love for working with children. What We Offer: Competitive salary. Ongoing training and development opportunities. Supportive team and leadership. Opportunities for career progression. A fun and inclusive working environment.

🌟 Job Opportunity: Activity Leader for SEND Holiday Scheme (Summer 2025) 🌟 Location: Wantead Organisation: QuestLearn Pay: £20 per hour Dates: Monday to Friday, 28th July – 8th August 2025 Hours: 8:45 AM – 3:00 PM daily At QuestLearn, we are passionate about creating engaging and inclusive experiences for children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND). This summer, we're excited to offer a two-week holiday scheme, and we're looking for an enthusiastic, caring, and creative Activity Leader to join our team. 🌈 What You’ll Be Doing: Planning and delivering engaging, inclusive, and fun activities for primary-aged children with a wide range of SEND. Leading and guiding both children and supporting adults (including 1:1 support staff) through your planned sessions. Taking initiative to lead impromptu or child-led activities when opportunities arise. Collaborating with the wider team through pre-scheme online meetings to co-develop and coordinate the week’s plans. Using a small activity budget to source appropriate and exciting resources. 🎯 We’re Looking For Someone Who: Has a caring, energetic, and enthusiastic personality. Brings creativity and initiative to activity planning and delivery. Is confident working with children with a broad range of needs and can adapt sessions to suit them. Has experience working with primary-aged children, particularly those with SEND (desirable but not essential). Can confidently lead and communicate with both children and adults. 📋 Role Details: Temporary summer role (2 weeks) with potential for more work in the future if the 2 weeks is a success. £20 per hour Support from a team of experienced SEND professionals Time commitment includes a few short online meetings prior to the scheme start If you're passionate about inclusive education, love working with children, and want to make a meaningful impact this summer, we’d love to hear from you!

To provide high-quality care and education for babies aged 0-2 years, ensuring a safe, nurturing, and stimulating environment that promotes each child’s development. To lead the Baby Room team, acting as a positive role model and supporting staff to deliver outstanding practice.

Job type: Full-time, Permanent (41 weeks/year) Salary: Starting at £31,000 pro rata Start date: June 2024 or September 2024 Location: NW2, London Are you passionate about Montessori education, child-led learning, and healthy living? Join our conscious, multilingual, vegan nursery in NW2 London as a Full-Time Early Years Teacher. We are a pioneering setting that blends Montessori with elements of Steiner, Forest School, and holistic learning, in a nurturing and health-conscious environment. Responsibilities: • Create a safe, inspiring learning environment • Support key children’s growth and development • Deliver creative and reflective educational experiences Requirements: • Level 3 Early Years Qualification (Montessori preferred) • Excellent knowledge of the EYFS • Passion for health-conscious living – vegetarian/vegan preferred • Familiarity with Montessori or similar educational philosophies Benefits: • Be part of a close-knit, like-minded team • Creative freedom and input in curriculum • Personal and professional development 📩 Apply with a CV and cover letter detailing why you want to join our team.

Wahaca is the leading Mexican restaurant in the UK, founded by Thomasina Miers (Masterchef winner) and Mark Selby. Inspired by their time in Mexico and a mission to prove to the UK just how vibrant and delicious Mexican food is, championing great British produce and sourcing ingredients locally. Wahaca remains deeply rooted in the values set by our founders. By showing pride, staying humble, choosing integrity, having fun, and thinking positively, our team serves a taste of Mexican sunshine. With an upbeat atmosphere and chef made dishes, we believe that every meal should be an adventure, every guest a friend, and every moment an opportunity to create lasting memories. We are looking for a Floor Supervisor who is passionate about fresh food, expertly crafted cocktails, and creating meaningful connections with guests, while being part of a team committed to delivering exceptional service. How you'll drive the success: Fully support your management team on all aspects of the kitchen Ensure all our drinks and dishes are served to our specs and our team is fully trained Lead engaging and fun shifts, supporting teamwork across all departments Take pride in your restaurant and ensure everyone maintains impeccable cleanliness Work alongside your team to create a lively and welcoming atmosphere. At Wahaca, we believe our team deserves the best, and here are just some of the perks we offer: FINANCIAL: 70% off food when dining at Wahaca with up to 3 friends £100 to celebrate your probation in Wahaca Up to £1000 through friend referrals Enhanced maternity, paternity, adoption pay Early access to wages, financial support and discounts through Wagestream HEALTH AND WELLBEING: Free, nutritious meal every time you work, freshly made by our talented chefs Cycle to work scheme Support from our trained Mental Health First Aiders Time off for when needed; like your child's first day at school DEVELOPMENT AND SOCIAL: Own development plan and clear career path Our very own Masterchef and Cocktail competitions Unwind and turn up the fun at one of our many events across the year TACOVERSARIES: 1 YEAR: £50 voucher 2 YEARS: Flight to Mexico! 5 YEARS: Sabbatical - 4 weeks paid off work! If you're inspired by what you've read and have a passion for delivering exceptional hospitality, we'd be thrilled to have you join our team! 'Please check our Wahaca Recruitment and Staff Privacy Policy. By applying for a job with us, you acknowledge and accept this policy.'