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Midday Supervisor at St Osmunds CE Middle School

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St Osmund’s CE Middle School
St Osmund’s CE Middle School is an over-subscribed Middle School for Years 5 - 8, located in the thriving County Town of Dorchester. The school is proudly part of the Wessex Multi Academy Trust and is Ofsted Good in all areas (2022). The school was recently SIAMS inspected and received a strong report (2026).
We are a Church of England School built upon the Christian values of hope, community, respect, and love.
About the Role
We are seeking to appoint a Midday Supervisor who will be able to supervise pupils both inside and outside during our lunch periods. The role is varied and may include:
- Helping our younger pupils with their lunch
- Assisting our kitchen staff with the serving of hot meals
- Clearing down between each sitting
- Supervision on the playground, field, and other outdoor areas
- An element of lifting with this role when setting up the tables and benches
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Job Details
- Role: Midday Supervisor
- Schedule: Permanent, Monday - Friday, Term Time
- Hours: 12:00 and 14:00 every day
About Us
At St. Osmund’s C.E. Middle School, we have:
- A Christian vision and values which underpin all our work
- Pupils who are motivated and love their school
- A safe school where young people and staff feel that they belong
- First middle school nationally to become a When the Adults Change Partner School
- A relationships policy which secures good behaviour for learning
- A living and breathing celebration of diversity in all school life
- Staff who work collaboratively to allow all pupils to achieve their potential, contributing positively to the world
- Eco-Schools Green Flag (with Distinction)
- Fantastic resources, buildings, and grounds which form a stimulating working environment
- A happy school where a sense of humour is welcomed!


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Application Process
An information pack can be found here: [Recruitment pack](Recruitment pack)
Applications should be made via the Dorset Council jobs portal. We are unable to accept CV’s.
Closing date: Monday 14th September
Interviews: Held Thursday 24th September
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