KiddyKare are currently looking for an experienced Manager for a well-established setting based in the outskirts of Thatcham.

This role offers a generous salary, paired with a supportive team and fantastic benefits. The setting has a lovely outside environment as well as surrounded by fantastic areas for outings.

Hours per week: 40

Salary: £35,000 – £45,000

Benefits include;

  • 50% off childcare
  • Birthday off
  • Free on-site parking
  • Family friendly, flexible working
  • Staff well-being programme
  • Paid time off for community volunteering

 

Duties include;

  • To be responsible for and to oversee the day-to-day management, staffing, organisation, and smooth running of the nursery.
  • To ensure the EYFS curriculum is promoted and delivered to an outstanding level within the setting.
  • To assist staff development and training
  • To actively promote and support the overall safeguarding of the setting.
  • To have a key role in the planning and monitoring of the nursery and implementing essential policies and procedures.
  • To lead a team of professional workers, always ensuring outstanding practice.

 

The ideal candidate will have: 

  • Experience as a nursery manager
  • Minimum of NVQ Level 3 (or equivalent) in Early Years
  • Strong safeguarding and EYFS knowledge
  • Previous OFSTED experience
  • Passion!!

 

If you are interested in the role above, please give us a call on 01628 675828 or apply online.


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