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Lunchtime Controller Vacancies

New Town Primary School

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Lunchtime Controller

RG2 SCP3 from £4,703 pa (£20,812 FTE) 10 hrs a week (11.40am – 1.40pm) 

Fixed Term until 31 August 2023

Term time only
Required as soon as possible

We require enthusiastic, flexible and self-motivated lunchtime controllers to assist at lunchtimes.

The successful candidate should:
  • Have experience working with primary age children.
  • Be able to manage children’s behaviour in a positive manner.
  • Be able to supervise children in play activities.
  • Be able to administer minor first aid.
  • Possess excellent communication skills and be able to use their initiative.
  • Be able to work effectively in a team.
  • Possess a good standard of spoken English.
We can offer:
  • An optimistic and close-knit senior leadership team with a track record of improving schools. 
  • A firmly established ethos of caring for one another in our school family.
  • A commitment to professional development, and a belief in driving improvement through looking outwards to the world beyond our walls.
  • A beautiful Victorian school with an abundance of space and opportunity, filled with light, life and love.
  • Secure car parking and a staff well-being package.

 

 For further information and application pack or school visit requests please contact admin@newtown.reading.sch.uk or visit www.newtown.reading.sch.uk  
  Applications will be considered upon receipt, and interviews arranged as required.

 

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