KiddyKare are looking for a Nursery Practitioner for a lovely setting in Ascot.  

The nursery has access to a large outdoor space alongside access to the local area, which includes many large green spaces for the children explore.

The Nursery Practitioner is responsible for supporting the day-to-day running of the nursery, delivering high-quality care and education to children in their room. They work closely with the team to ensure the setting consistently provides a safe, nurturing, and stimulating environment, supporting children’s development and wellbeing at all times.

Benefits:

  • A competitive salary package, including pension and occupational sick pay
  • Inspiring training and career development with a growing company
  • Opportunity to gain further qualifications
  • Paid time off for dependents
  • Monthly staff recognition scheme
  • Annual Christmas party

Duties:

  • To ensure the nurseries mission statement is always upheld.
  • Act as a role model for the Early Years, ensuring that the EYFS is implemented and followed throughout the team to an exemplary standard. 
  • To step up and support within the management team with day-to-day duties when required.
  • Engage with the Nursery Management Team to understand and comply with registration and legislative requirements, including any requirements outlined by Ofsted. 
  • To fulfil the role of a key person to an exemplary standard, providing a positive role model for team members. 

Author: Chris Brown

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