EYFS Teacher

EYFS Teacher – October 2024 start

Do you enjoy working with children and want a rewarding career, by shaping the young minds of the future?

A school in Great Harwood is currently seeking a passionate EYFS Teacher. This role is to cover a sickness for the Autumn 2 Term.

The school has a nurturing and Christian ethos, and they ensure they promote the Christian Values to help children to achieve their full potential.

Location:Great Harwood, Lancashire.

Pay: £120 - £150 per day.

Hours: Full-time Monday – Friday.

Responsibilities:

-          Build relationships with children to ensure they engage with the curriculum and their learning.

-          Promote the Christian ethos in your classroom and across the school.

-          Have a calm and nurturing approach to ensure children are happy and positive.

-          Support children and families during their transition to Primary School.

-          Plan and deliver engaging lessons and continuous provision, so that children can achieve their full potential.

-          Differentiate learning to meet the needs of diverse learners and those with additional needs.

-          Work with Teaching Assistants, parents and other professionals e.g. SENCO, educational psychologists to support pupil development.

-          Create a positive, safe and inclusive learning environment.

-          Be committed to the safeguarding of all pupils, ensuring you adopt school’s policies and participate in regular safeguarding training.

-          Ensure children are assessed and progress is recorded so that feedback can be provided to children, parents and SLT.

Requirements:

-          Qualified Teaching Status (QTS).

-          Have an excellent understanding of the EYFS Framework and Development Matters.

-          Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.

-          Have effective behaviour management strategies.

-          Understand child development.

-          Enhanced DBS certificate.

-          Experience supporting children with Social, Emotional, Mental Health (SEMH) needs.

• Excellent understanding of safeguarding.

How to Apply: If you are enthusiastic, dedicated, and have the relevant experience, we would love to hear from you! Please submit your CV 

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