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Lunchtime Supervisory Assistant - Corvedale CE Primary School and Nursery

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Shropshire Council
Lunchtime Supervisory Assistant
Grade 1 SCP 3 - £13.28 per hour
5 Hours per week
Monday-Friday 12.00 noon to 1.00 pm
Term Time Only
Permanent
Required Start Date: 02/11/2026
We are looking to appoint an enthusiastic, caring and motivated person to join our dedicated team.
The duties of a Lunchtime Supervisor involve the safe supervision of pupils during the lunch period.
The ideal qualities we are looking for are reliability, enthusiasm, a willingness to learn and a commitment to the safeguarding and welfare of young children.
Principal Duties And Responsibilities
Duties would normally include the following:
- Support for Pupils
- Supervise pupils on the playground or in the classroom when the weather is inclement.
- Report to the head teacher or class teacher on duty any incidents:
- Where pupils have acted in a manner deemed to be a danger to themselves and others
- Where pupils have acted in an inconsiderate or discourteous manner
- Where pupils have disobeyed the school rules
- Report any accidents and request assistance from the school’s first aider as required
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- Responsive, enthusiastic children who love coming to our school, love their food & their outdoor play.
- A hardworking, happy and dedicated school team
- A strong and supportive staff and governors’ team
Hours: 5 hours per week, term time only
There is an expectation that no holidays or leave of absence can be taken during term time.
Closing date: Friday 2nd October


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Interviews: Monday 5th October
Application details are available on request from admin@corvedaleprimary.co.uk
This school is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people and expects all staff and volunteers to share this commitment. The post is subject to a satisfactory Disclosure Barring Service (DBS) Enhanced Disclosure Certificate.
Please see attached documents and School Website for further information.
Application forms to be returned directly to the School.
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Attached documents
- Lunchtime Supervisory Assistant - JD
- Lunchtime Supervisory Assistant - PS
- Schools Application Form
- Lunchtime Supervisory Assistant - Advert
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