KiddyKare are working with a well-established company who are seeking an experienced and dedicated Nursery Practitioner based in Muswell Hill. With a salary up to £28,000 and attractive benefits, this role could be perfect for you!

The ideal candidate

  • Minimum of a Level 3 qualification in Early Years
  • Demonstrating a strong commitment to quality, safety, and child-centred care
  • Great communication and organisational skills

Strong benefits

  • Generous Salary
  • Supportive management alongside career growth
  • 31 days of annual day, including 3 days of annual leave over the Christmas period
  • Wellbeing day
  • Healthcare support

What you will be doing

  • Promote and maintain high standards of quality within the nursery, with a focus on the environment, resources, and experiences provided to children.
  • Take on key carer responsibilities for assigned children.
  • Ensure all children in the nursery benefit from rich, stimulating, and developmentally appropriate experiences.
  • Plan, prepare, and support children’s activities effectively.
  • In the absence of the Team/Room Leader, oversee and manage the day-to-day running of the environment.
  • Contribute to ensuring that all nursery practices and provisions align with the requirements of the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS).
  • Support and mentor students and unqualified staff to promote and maintain high-quality childcare practices.

Author: Chris Brown

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