
At Honeycroft we provide a friendly and safe environment for all children to develop and thrive by selecting staff who embody the Honeycroft spirit. Our diverse and capable staff are supported by a group of exceptional trustees.
We are Recruiting… both part time & full time hours available to fit life balance
1) Out of School Supervisor
From £10.25 to £10.75 per hour
Applicants must have:
- a minimum level 3 relevant childcare or playworker qualification
- experience of working with children aged 4 to 12 years old in a school or after school setting
The job involves:
- building good relationships with children, fellow staff and parents/carers
- planning and delivering activities for primary school aged children
- overseeing a team to provide a safe and caring play environment.
Deadline for application: Monday 27th June 2022
2) Early Years Practitioner/s 0 to 2 year olds
From £9.50 to £10.25 per hour
Applicants must have:
- a minimum level 2 relevant childcare qualification
- experience of working with children aged 0 to 2 years old in an Early Years environment
- good knowledge of the EYFS and practical experience of planning and assessing for children of this age
- a working knowledge of online learning journal ‘Tapestry’ is highly desirable
The job involves:
- building good relationships with children, fellow staff and parents/carers
- working as part of a team to create an engaging and caring learning environment
- being a Key Person, tracking development and meeting their individual learning needs.
For full job description, application pack or to arrange a call or visit before applying, please email.
At Honeycroft, eligible staff can benefit from:
- Joining our friendly and supportive team which priorities staff well-being
- 50% Childcare Discount
- Termly in-house training, opportunity to gain further qualifications and regular supervision to support career development
- Staff social events
- Pension scheme
- Free Enhanced DBS Checks
- 4 weeks’ annual leave (including two weeks off at the end of August and between Christmas and New Year); and bank holidays as additional