My Little Boardroom
Early Childhood Educator

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Company Description
My Little Boardroom is a purpose-driven coworking space with OFSTED-registered on-site childcare designed to support modern professionals who are also parents. We offer flexible workstations, private offices, and wellness amenities alongside trusted, high-quality childcare. Our environment enables parents to focus on their careers while knowing their children are in a safe, engaging setting. Through community, convenience, and care, we are redefining work-life balance in a way that genuinely supports families. Team members join a supportive, mission-led workplace focused on both professional and family wellbeing.
Role Description
The Early Childhood Educator is a part-time, on-site role based in Wokingham. The educator will plan and deliver age-appropriate learning activities that support children’s cognitive, social, emotional, and physical development. Day-to-day responsibilities include supervising children, maintaining a safe and nurturing environment, preparing educational and play-based materials, and supporting routines such as meals, rest, and transitions. The role involves regular communication with parents and caregivers, documenting observations, and collaborating with colleagues to ensure high-quality childcare aligned with relevant standards and best practices. The educator also contributes to a positive, inclusive atmosphere that reflects the values of My Little Boardroom.
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- Strong interpersonal skills and the ability to communicate effectively with children, families, and colleagues.
- Knowledge of early childhood development and experience working with children in group settings.
- Creativity skills for designing engaging, play-based learning activities and adapting them to different developmental stages.
- Organization skills to manage schedules, learning plans, and classroom resources efficiently.
- Relevant childcare or early years qualification (e.g., Level 3 or equivalent) or progress toward one.
- Understanding of safeguarding, health and safety, and OFSTED requirements in early years settings.
- Ability to foster an inclusive, respectful environment for children from diverse backgrounds.
- Basic first aid training and DBS clearance, or willingness to obtain them.
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