Derbyshire County Council
Midday Supervisor

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Closing date: 27 September 2026
The Governors are looking to appoint an enthusiastic and caring Midday Supervisor to support children in school. Our school is a welcoming and a warm place where everyone works hard to ensure the best outcomes for the children.
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The successful candidates will be expected to promote outdoor play and positive behaviour, as well as good manners at all times, to help the children feel happy and safe at lunchtimes.
They will also be expected to work closely within a small team of midday supervisors.


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Visits by prospective candidates are warmly welcomed and you should contact the School Business Manager, Kelly Addis to arrange an appointment kaddis@darleydale.derbyshire.sch.uk or by telephone 01629 732226.
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