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CC3.12 Childcare Worker - Stickland's Primary School (Fixed Term)

Dorchester
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CC3.12 Care Worker

12.50 hours per week. Term time only (38 working weeks). Fixed Term

Grade 4

Spinal column points 4 to 5. Pay award pending

We are looking for 2 enthusiastic Childcare workers with a “can do” attitude, on a term-time only basis, to join our team.

The role involves delivering an after-school club as part of our new wrap around care program, providing a safe, stimulating, and inclusive environment for primary school children after standard school hours. You will:

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  • Supervise structured activities
  • Prepare healthy snacks
  • Manage the safe collection and handover of children to parents

The working hours are 15:00 - 17:30. The successful applicants will start in September 2026 provided we receive the appropriate references, school and safeguarding clearances.

This is an opportunity to join our passionate and enthusiastic team! We are seeking motivated, skilled and resilient people who ideally has experience of supporting a range of children. They will have a flexible approach, exemplary communication skills and be able to meet the needs of our children.

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The salary will be based on Dorset Job Evaluation CC3.12 Care Worker

Please contact the School on 01935 83287 and ask for Ruth Adler to discuss this opportunity further. Interviews will be held in September. If you have not been contacted by email by 1st October 2026, you have been unsuccessful on this occasion.

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Skills

Childcare
Supervision
Activity Planning
Food Preparation
Child Safety
Communication Skills
Resilience
Safeguarding
Inclusive Environment Management

Location

Dorchester, England, United Kingdom

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