Dorset Council
Lunchtime Supervisor at Bishop Aldhelm’s CE Primary School & Nursery
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Bishop Aldhelm’s CE Primary School & Nursery
Contract
Permanent
Salary
Grade C £25,614.00 FTE/£3,667.60 Actual
Hours:
6.25 hours per week, 11:45 to 1pm, Monday to Friday
Term Time Only
Application Deadline
Monday 21st September 2026
Interview Date
Thursday 24th September 2026
Start Date
ASAP
Further Information
Role Summary
The successful post holder will supervise children from Pre-school to Year 6, both inside the dining hall and, when needed, outside at play. The post holder will be required to undertake Food Hygiene and safeguarding training.
We Are Seeking a Professional Individual Who
- Is patient, calm, and approachable
- Is caring and has a child-focused attitude
- Is friendly and has an encouraging manner
- Is fair and consistent when dealing with children
- Is reliable and punctual
- Is confident yet gentle with a gently authority
- Has the ability to manage behaviour positively and appropriately
- Is able to work independently and as part of a team
About Us
Bishop Aldhelm’s CE Primary School is a large successful primary and nursery school in the Branksome area of Poole; founded upon a Christian tradition of faithful service to the local community. We aim to be an outstanding, forward thinking, and innovative school.
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At Bishop Aldhelm's our vision is ‘Loved By God; United in Learning.' Loved by God reflects our theological underpinning and is the foundation of our Bishop Aldhelm's values of love, courage, unity and inspiration. United in Learning reflects our educational underpinning. As a staff team, we work towards 5 pillars that enhance our professional culture: effective communication, culture of challenge, everyone's a learner, collective responsibility, psychological safety. By focusing on these 5 pillars throughout our practice, we benefit the learning and experiences for all at Bishop Aldhelm's.
We are passionate and determined to make the learning opportunities which we provide deep, fun, memorable and meaningful. Happy learners are successful learners - learning at Bishop Aldhelm’s is an adventure without horizons. We have a very focused creative curriculum which is varied, vibrant and exciting, aimed to achieve high standards.
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You will be joining a dedicated team that is passionate about making a difference and committed to nurturing the whole child. As a member of our team, you will have the opportunity to shape learning experiences that are creative, inclusive, and meaningful. We are committed to the professional development and wellbeing of our staff. We offer high-quality training, mentoring, and opportunities for career progression.
Bishop Aldhelm’s Primary is in the Greenway Partnership of Hamwic Education Trust (HET); a large, fast-paced multi-academy trust with currently 37 schools across the South Coast: Portsmouth, Southampton, Poole and Dorset. The Greenway Partnership is a multi-academy partnership based in Poole and Dorset. The partnership enables local schools to work together to develop a strong education for all our children.
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