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Midday Supervisor - The Phoenix Collegiate

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Midday Supervisor
Grade: Grade B £5648 p.a. (Actual salary after adjustment for hours and weeks)
Hours: 9.2 hours per week (Working Hours: 12:30 to 14:20 daily) Term Time only
Contract: Permanent
Phoenix Collegiate is looking to appoint a willing and well-motivated midday supervisor, to provide a highly visible presence around school during the lunchtime period. You will work under the guidance of the senior or principal midday supervisor and alongside the midday team, carrying out supervision of students and attending to student welfare.
You will help ensure student discipline and standards of behaviour, interacting with the School’s pastoral team as required.
You must be patient and calm, able to communicate effectively with young people, explaining and giving instructions simply and clearly. You should also be willing and able to deal appropriately with challenging behaviours.
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Phoenix is committed to the protection and safety of its students. An enhanced DBS will be required before commencement in the post.
In accordance with Department for Education statutory guidance ‘Keeping Children Safe in Education (KCSiE), Phoenix will conduct an online search of publicly available information as part of due diligence in the Recruitment Clearances process. The outcome of an online search will be used only to meet the intended purpose of the KCSiE guidance, in relation to whether an applicant is suitable to work with children and young people. No other aspects of personal profiles will be used to form an opinion of a candidate.


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Further details and application forms are available from the School’s website: www.aspirebelievesucceed.com.
Application forms should be returned to the HR team in School via email to recruitment@phoenix.sandwell.sch.uk or c/o the School’s postal address.
Closing date: Wednesday 16 September 2026
Start Date: As soon as possible, subject to satisfactory clearances
Hours:
9.2 hours per week (Working Hours: 12:30 to 14:20 daily) Term Time only
Grade:
Grade B £5648 p.a. (Actual salary after adjustment for hours and weeks)
Location:
The Phoenix Collegiate, Clarkes Lane, West Bromwich, B71 2BX
Contract:
Permanent
Closing Date:
Wednesday 16th September 2026
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