Children modelling jobs in United Kingdom

Role: Senior Finance Officer - Children's Social Care (Local Government)Location: Hybrid Working, London Borough of Harrow, Forward Drive, Harrow, HA3 8NTPayrate: £29.51 per hour (Umbrella)If you're a seasoned finance professional with a strong track record in Children's Social Care finance and Local Government budgeting, this role puts you right at the heart of one of London's most dynamic boroughs. Harrow is seeking a Senior Finance Officer who can bring expertise, precision, and confidence to a fast paced environment where financial decisions directly impact vulnerable children and families.The Opportunity:You'll play a key role in supporting the Children's Services directorate, providing high quality financial analysis, budget monitoring, forecasting, and strategic advice. This is a hybrid role, giving you the flexibility to split your time between home and the Harrow Civic Centre.Key Responsibilities:\n\n • Children's Social Care Finance - Lead on budget monitoring, forecasting, and financial modelling for placements, early help, safeguarding, and commissioning.\n, • Local Government Finance - Deliver accurate reporting, support budget holders, and ensure compliance with council financial regulations.\n, • Strategic Financial Support - Advise senior managers, contribute to savings plans, and support service transformation.\n, • Data & Reporting - Produce clear, insightful financial reports for senior leadership and stakeholders.\n, • Hybrid Collaboration - Work effectively across remote and on site settings with finance teams and Children's Services.\nAbout You:\n\n, • Proven experience in Children's Social Care finance within a UK local authority.\n, • Strong understanding of Local Government accounting, budget cycles, and financial frameworks.\n, • Confident communicator able to challenge, influence, and support senior stakeholders.\n, • Skilled in financial modelling, forecasting, and interpreting complex data.\nAbout Us:For nearly 60 years, Pertemps Recruitment Partnership has excelled in providing both permanent and temporary staffing solutions. Recognized as one of The Sunday Times' Best 100 Companies to Work For, we pride ourselves on delivering personalized recruitment services. As an accredited 'Investor in People,' we focus on nurturing career progression and long-term relationships with our employees.Harrow Council stands as one of London's most diverse and culturally vibrant boroughs, ranking 12th largest in the city. Located just 10 miles from the heart of London, Harrow offers excellent transport connections via the Metropolitan Line, Watford DC Line, and national rail-providing easy access to the M1, M25, and A406.Important Information: Please note that the personal information you provide may be shared with Cifas to prevent fraud and other unlawful conduct. If misconduct is identified, this may result in the denial of services or employment. Your personal details will also be used to verify your identity. For more information about how your data is handled and your rights, please visit

The London Borough of Redbridge is seeking an experienced and strategic Group Accountant ? High Needs Block to join our Education & Inclusion Directorate. This is a high-profile leadership role providing expert financial management, business partnering, and strategic advice to senior stakeholders across Education, Inclusion, and SEND services. \n As the principal finance lead for the High Needs Block, you will play a vital role in supporting service transformation, delivering robust financial planning and forecasting, ensuring statutory compliance, and helping shape sustainable services for children and young people with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND). \n This is an exciting opportunity for a qualified finance professional who combines technical expertise with strong leadership, business partnering, and influencing skills. \n About the Role \n Working within a matrix management environment, you will: \n\n • Lead the provision of high-quality financial management and strategic advice across Education and Inclusion services.\n, • Act as the key financial advisor for High Needs Block funding and expenditure.\n, • Deliver monthly and quarterly budget monitoring, forecasting, and financial performance reporting.\n, • Support service transformation programmes through financial modelling, business case development, and options appraisals.\n, • Work closely with senior managers to identify savings opportunities, manage financial risks, and develop recovery plans where required.\n, • Contribute to the production of statutory accounts, financial returns, and external audit requirements.\n, • Manage and develop the SEND Finance Team, ensuring excellent service delivery and staff development.\n, • Support senior leadership and directors by providing financial advice for decision-making and governance processes.\n, • Represent Redbridge at regional and national forums, promoting the Council?s interests and contributing to sector-wide discussions.\n\n Key Responsibilities \n Strategic Financial Leadership \n\n • Provide expert financial advice to senior leaders and key stakeholders.\n, • Deliver complex financial modelling and scenario planning.\n, • Support commercial opportunities, investment decisions, and service redesign initiatives.\n, • Identify risks and develop practical mitigation strategies.\n, • Prepare reports and present financial information to senior management, Members, and external partners.\n\n Financial Management & Business Partnering \n\n • Lead budget monitoring, forecasting, and financial planning activities.\n, • Develop systems and processes that improve financial control and transparency.\n, • Support budget holders to deliver value for money and achieve financial sustainability.\n, • Produce clear and insightful management information to inform decision-making.\n, • Advise on funding opportunities and financial implications of policy changes.\n\n Service Improvement & Transformation \n\n • Provide financial support for business transformation and innovation programmes.\n, • Conduct options appraisals and sensitivity analysis for strategic projects.\n, • Drive continuous improvement in financial systems, processes, and reporting.\n\n If you are interested in this role please send your updated CV in the first instance.

Shape the Future of SEND Finance in Redbridge Group Accountant \n The London Borough of Redbridge is seeking an experienced and strategic Group Accountant ? High Needs Block to join our Education & Inclusion Directorate. This is a high-profile leadership role providing expert financial management, business partnering, and strategic advice to senior stakeholders across Education, Inclusion, and SEND services. \n As the principal finance lead for the High Needs Block, you will play a vital role in supporting service transformation, delivering robust financial planning and forecasting, ensuring statutory compliance, and helping shape sustainable services for children and young people with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND). \n This is an exciting opportunity for a qualified finance professional who combines technical expertise with strong leadership, business partnering, and influencing skills. \n About the Role Group Accountant \n Working within a matrix management environment, you will: \n\n • Lead the provision of high-quality financial management and strategic advice across Education and Inclusion services.\n, • Act as the key financial advisor for High Needs Block funding and expenditure.\n, • Deliver monthly and quarterly budget monitoring, forecasting, and financial performance reporting.\n, • Support service transformation programmes through financial modelling, business case development, and options appraisals.\n, • Work closely with senior managers to identify savings opportunities, manage financial risks, and develop recovery plans where required.\n, • Contribute to the production of statutory accounts, financial returns, and external audit requirements.\n, • Manage and develop the SEND Finance Team, ensuring excellent service delivery and staff development.\n, • Support senior leadership and directors by providing financial advice for decision-making and governance processes.\n, • Represent Redbridge at regional and national forums, promoting the Councils interests and contributing to sector-wide discussions.\n\n Key Responsibilities Group Accountant \n Strategic Financial Leadership Group Accountant \n\n • Provide expert financial advice to senior leaders and key stakeholders.\n, • Deliver complex financial modelling and scenario planning.\n, • Support commercial opportunities, investment decisions, and service redesign initiatives.\n, • Identify risks and develop practical mitigation strategies.\n, • Prepare reports and present financial information to senior management, Members, and external partners.\n\n Financial Management & Business Partnering Group Accountant \n\n • Lead budget monitoring, forecasting, and financial planning activities.\n, • Develop systems and processes that improve financial control and transparency.\n, • Support budget holders to deliver value for money and achieve financial sustainability.\n, • Produce clear and insightful management information to inform decision-making.\n, • Advise on funding opportunities and financial implications of policy changes.\n\n We Offer Group Accountant \n\n • Flexible hybrid working arrangements.\n, • Opportunities for professional development and career progression.\n, • A supportive and collaborative working environment.\n, • Meaningful work that contributes to the future of local public services.\n\n Additional Information \n\n • Hybrid working with an expectation to work from Redbridge offices at least two days per week.\n, • Occasional evening meetings and committee attendance may be required.\n, • The Council is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children, young people, and vulnerable adults.\n, • We are an equal opportunities employer and welcome applications from all backgrounds.\n\n

Model, Actors and Extras Urgently RequiredLondonModelling assignments are £1,200 to £2,000 per day, music videos £180 to £300 per day and film extras can earn £90 to £150 per day.Company client, Casting Hub currently looking for Male and Female Adults and Children of all ages, size and shape for magazines, catalogues, TV commercials, TV shows, billboards, posters, film / TV extras and Music Videos.Client is a well-respected Casting Management company in London. Client represents a variety of models including plus size models, male and female models, child, baby and teen models. Client use their vast experience to help models to tailor their portfolio to suit the current market.Assignments can vary greatly based on the client and the models experience and notoriety however as a general rule of thumb modelling assignments are £1,200 to £2,000 per day, music videos £180 to £300 per day and film extras can earn £90 to £150 per day.No Experience NeededNo Height RestrictionsNo Size RestrictionAges from 4 may applyAll nationalities welcomernSuccessful applicants can expect free training in posing, expressions by our experienced directors and make over experts.All nationalities welcome.Please note: There is no registration fees or joining fees. No experience is necessary as for long-term projects training will be provided. Please note constancy of work cannot be promised. Only Successful applicant will be contactedActor | Model | Extras | CreativeThis opportunity is advertised on behalf of HMPR Management who knows more about the needs of the actor and model community than anyone, and has developed the tools needed to help you find success.

Purpose of the job Children’s Services Statutory Assessment Service SEN Finance Officer \n • To action and monitor spend and projected spend for both support and placements detailed in - special educational needs statements and education, health and care plans (EHCP) for children and young people aged 0-25, amounting to in excess of £28m within the Statutory Assessment Service. \n • To liaise with some 200 other education providers e.g. Independent schools, NMS schools, FE Colleges, other LEA schools and Nurseries and provide training and advice for others within the SEN service as well as schools and colleges to support implementation. \n • The role includes casework with individual institutions helping them to understand the individualised funding they receive and finding solutions in the context of understanding the different legal frameworks, payment methods and regulations which apply to the range of schools, colleges and other educational institutions receiving SEN funding. \n • To develop new ICT systems for managing and recording financial processes, establishment of a performance framework and reporting systems to implement the finance elements of the new SEN legislation and national funding policy. Major Duties and Responsibilities: Financial Monitoring \n • Maintain accurate budget information as decisions are made regarding support at Panel. \n • Financial modelling: working with colleagues in schools finance, to produce monthly updates showing spending profiles. Prepare and disseminate current Budget position. • Reconcile all Statutory Assessment Service Budgets in relation to High Needs Block funding \n . • Provide advice and support to Senior Management and the Management of the SEN team by providing/maintaining accurate records and producing financial reports and data as requested. \n • Provide input (financial data & advice etc) to annual budget preparation financial year end closure of accounts. Action Invoices and Payments \n • Verifying, support with challenging, recording, authorising and arranging payment of invoices. • Creation/agreement of payment schedules for Other LEA schools. \n • Recording, authorising and arranging payments to other LEA schools \n . • Maintain schedule of jointly funded placements and create invoices/journal transfers for health and social care. • Authorising individual and bulk invoices/BACS payments ranging from £50 to in excess of £250k. \n Actively challenging any charges not conforming to those agreed by the SEN Panel. \n • Reconciliation at the end of each month / financial year. \n • Purchasing \n • To liaise with schools and occupational therapists regarding requests for equipment. \n • To collate such requests, submit to panel and keep records of all equipment ordered. \n • To purchase equipment received by panel. \n Budgets \n • Daily update of budget monitoring spreadsheets for Banded/LSA support packages for Mainstream & Special schools in both Bexley and other LEAs, Independent schools and Nurseries, ensuring support is calculated accurately on a pro rata basis for mid-term starters/leavers. \n • Daily update of budget monitoring spreadsheets for SEN equipment, NHS support, SENDIASS and rail transport, budgets. \n • Reconcile all balances against LB Bexley’s financial systems (FIS & Collaborative Planning systems) and, if necessary, organise journal transfers. \n Accurate reports and precise breakdown of changes for monthly monitoring meetings. \n • Check incoming invoices for Independent school fees, code and authorise for payment in a timely manner, recording payment details on spreadsheet (in excess of £6m p.a.) and challenge any incorrect calculations and/or charges not agreed \n • For Bexley funded mainstream & Resourced Provision pupils, on a termly basis, produce precise High Needs Funding Statements for each individual Bexley LA school. Details to include: listing all pupils in receipt of support packages and their funding: already paid, to be paid and estimates for future terms, covering the whole Financial Year. \n From time to time, visiting schools to discuss SEN funding issues, advising and supporting schools in SEN related expenditure. • The post holder will be responsible for all related queries and service related issues to ensure the Council meets its funding and financial commitments and statutory duties. \n • You will need to be familiar with the current Special Educational Needs Code of Practice and have an understanding of special educational needs. Data Analysis • Preparation of reports for monthly monitoring meetings. \n • Preparation of graphs and charts for individual budget streams to illustrate comparisons: monthly, annually. \n • Preparation of reports for central government, freedom of information as requested by Senior Management / Councillors etc. \n • Provide the above in a format appropriate to the relevant audience. \n • Support with data collection for monthly performance data and quarterly scorecard data. Service Quality and Office Duties \n • To ensure an appropriate and efficient point of contact for service users, other LEAs, other council departments, educational establishments, including Bexley schools, other LEA schools, Independent schools and providers, plus NHS services • To maintain an effective business relationship with schools to enable them to deliver the agreed support, at the agreed cost. General Duties \n • Respond to telephone enquiries from Head Teachers, SENCO’s, other LEA schools, other LEAs, other departments, the DfE, parents and members of the public, as appropriate. \n

Baby Room Leader - Early Years Location: Westminster, London Salary: Up to £35,000 per annum Contract Type: Permanent, Full-Time (40 hours, Monday-Friday) About the Role Hays Education are working in partnership with a well-established and high-quality nursery setting in Westminster to recruit a dedicated and experienced Baby Room Leader. This is a fantastic opportunity for passionate Early Years professional to take the lead in a baby room, supporting children aged 6 months to 2 years within a nurturing, stimulating, and safe environment. The role combines hands-on childcare with leadership responsibilities, making it ideal for an experienced Room Leader, Third in Charge, or an aspiring Deputy Manager ready for the next step. Key Responsibilities Lead the day-to-day running of the baby room Deliver high-quality care, safeguarding, and learning opportunities Support babies' routines, including feeding, sleeping, and personal care Build strong, secure attachments with children and positive relationships with families Monitor and track children's development in line with EYFS Coach and support team members through role modelling and supervision Ensure compliance with EYFS, Ofsted standards, and internal policies Maintain accurate records and documentation Support transitions, settling-in processes, and parental engagementRequirements Essential: Level 3 (or above) qualification in Early Years Strong kno...

Are you a confident Level 3 practitioner ready to step up or an experienced Room Leader looking for a setting that genuinely backs its team? We're a Good-rated Croydon nursery on an exciting growth journey, with a third setting opening soon. We're looking for a passionate Preschool Room Leader to inspire our team, prepare our 35s for school, and build a long-term career with us. Why you'll love working with us: £33,000 salary + £500 welcome bonus (paid on successful completion of probation) Real progression we're opening a second setting, with genuine pathways to Deputy and Manager roles A team that's listened to your ideas shape how we run our rooms Generous childcare discount for your own family Investment in your development CPD support, paid training, and pathways to Level 4/5/6 if you want them Currently Good-rated with strong foundations we're aiming high under Ofsted's new framework, and you'll be central to that journey Croydon location with on-site parking and excellent transport links What you'll do: Lead and inspire your preschool team to deliver outstanding care and learning for our 35 year olds Plan and deliver an inclusive, EYFS-led curriculum that prepares children confidently for school Build warm, trusted relationships with parents and key children Mentor and develop colleagues, modelling best practice Maintain high standards across safeguarding, health & safety, and record-keeping Support the senior team in the smooth running of the setting What you'll bring: Level 3 qualification minimum in Childcare or Early Years Strong working knowledge of the EYFS and the new Ofsted framework Experience with the 35 age group at least 2 years post-qualification A solid grasp of school readiness phonics foundations, early maths, social and emotional development Confidence leading or mentoring others formal Room Leader experience is a plus, but we'll consider strong practitioners ready to step up A genuine love of Early Years and a desire to grow with us The details: Location: Croydon (in-person) Hours: Full-time, permanent Pay: £33,000 per annum + £500 welcome bonus Start date: As soon as possible Ready to lead a room you'll be proud of? Apply today with your CV we aim to respond to every application within 3 working days . Shortlisted candidates will be invited to an in-person interview at the nursery. We're committed to safeguarding children. The successful candidate will be subject to an enhanced DBS check, references, and right-to-work verification. Benefits: Childcare Company pension Employee discount Free parking Health & wellbeing programme On-site parking Transport links TPBN1_UKTJ

Job Description: Montessori Teacher North London £15 per hour Well-Being Benefits Career Development Training Minimum 3 days per week (Hours negotiable) Permanent role Overview We are seeking a dedicated and passionate Montessori Teacher to join our early childhood education team. The ideal candidate will be committed to fostering a nurturing and stimulating environment that promotes the holistic development of young children. This paid position offers an opportunity to make a meaningful difference in children's lives while working within a supportive and professional setting. Candidates should possess relevant experience in nursery or early childhood education and demonstrate strong management and leadership skills. Fluency in English and driving capability are desirable attributes. Responsibilities Plan, prepare, and deliver Montessori-based activities tailored to the developmental needs of children aged 2 to 6 years. Manage daily classroom routines, ensuring a safe, organised, and engaging learning environment. Observe and assess individual children's progress, providing feedback to parents and colleagues as appropriate. Foster independence, curiosity, and respect among children through positive guidance and modelling. Collaborate with colleagues to develop curriculum plans that align with Montessori principles and educational standards. Maintain accurate records of children's development and attendance. Communicate effectively with parents regarding their child's progress, behaviour, and any concerns. Uphold health and safety regulations, ensuring all children are supervised appropriately at all times. Contribute to the organisation of extracurricular activities and community events related to early childhood education. Skills Proven management and leadership abilities within an educational or childcare setting. Extensive experience working with children, particularly within nursery or early childhood environments. Strong understanding of Montessori methodologies and principles. Excellent communication skills in English, both verbal and written. Ability to foster a nurturing atmosphere that encourages children's independence and confidence. Organised with the capacity to manage multiple responsibilities efficiently. Driving licence is preferred for facilitating school-related activities or outings. Compassionate, patient, and adaptable approach suited to young learners' diverse needs. This role offers a rewarding opportunity for committed professionals eager to contribute positively to early childhood development through innovative Montessori teaching practices. If you are interested in the role apply online with an up-to-date CV. TPBN1_UKTJ