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- A nursery in Reading are looking for an Early Year's Practitioner to join their team.
27.5 hours a week Monday-Friday Term Time (with 9 additional days in school holidays)
Salary: £11.72 per hour
Job Description:
? Attending to day-to-day care of the playrooms, keeping them attractive, safe and clean.
? Setting up and planning activities within the playrooms to suit the needs of children.
? Developing strong relationships with families and professionals linked to your Key Children.
? Being a dedicated Key Person to a group of children and being responsible observing, assessing and planning
to support their development.
Responsibilities:
? Observe the child during sessions and identify their interests.
? Record observations using various methods and share these observations with other members
of staff and parents/carers.
? Interact with the child using 'shared play' or 'reflective' approaches.
? Use particular teaching /learning strategies with a child when appropriate.
? Be aware of their emotional needs and how to support these.
? Support parents/carers to understand and provide for the play needs of their child.
? will need to have a mature and responsible and accepting attitude able to work flexibly, as a
member of a team under the direction of the Manager, and independently when required.
? should have a sound understanding of the importance of children's play and have the ability to
provide, music, stories, movement and play activities appropriate for the individual child. (Assistance and
training will be provided).
Requirements:
? Enhanced DBS on the update service
? Qualified at NVQ Level 3 in Children’s Care, Learning and Development or equivalent or
working towards attaining Level 3 at minimum.
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- Enhanced DBS on the update service
- Level 3 or higher qualification in Early Years
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Tinies Berkshire
Beacon House, Stokenchurch Business Park, Ibstone Rd
Bucks, Stokenchurch, HP14 3FE
01628 522212
berks@tinies.com
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