Derbyshire County Council
Midday Supervisor

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Midday Supervisor
Closing date: 18 October 2026
Staff and the Local Trust Committee of Scargill Church of England Primary School are looking to appoint an enthusiastic, patient and caring part-time Midday Supervisor to join our friendly village school on Monday’s, Tuesday’s and Wednesday’s only.
Duties include:
- Providing a high level of care and support for our pupils during lunchtime.
- Supervising whilst pupils carry out playful activities in the playground.
- Assisting pupils in the dining hall, such as helping them cut food, using a knife and fork, wiping tables, spillages.
- Supervising children in classrooms whilst they play board games, colouring, watching age-appropriate films/cartoons, if weather conditions do not permit outdoor activities.
- Being partnered with another Mid-day to assist.
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- Good communication skills.
- Paediatric first aid trained.
- Level 3 emergency first aid qualification.
- Benedict’s Law training on recognising and being able to administer medication/treatment in the event of an allergy reaction.
Hours of work: 12.15pm - 1.27pm, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesdays.


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For more information, contact Mrs Susan Else, School Business Manager on 0115 932 0005.
Application information: To apply, please submit completed DDAT application forms to info@scargill.derbyshire.sch.uk by the closing date. Other application forms, or CVs will not be accepted. Candidates are invited to submit applications as soon as possible, as we reserve the right to close this vacancy early, if necessary. Previous applicants need not re-apply.
Interviews: To take place in October with a date to be confirmed upon interview selection.
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