Nursery practitioner

His eyes are orange, his tongue is black, he has purple prickles all over his back…
If you know the rest of this story you are the person we are looking for!
A good rated nursery in Crystal Palace is recruiting a qualified Nursery practitioner.
If you would like a job where you get paid to play games, have daily adventures in the garden and have fun we would love to hear from you.
If you can sing badly, act appallingly, eat endless mud pies and drink poorly made cups of tea you could be the person for us.
We want the children’s day to be filled with fun activities and laughter, we believe the only way to achieve this is for our staff to be doing the same. One minute you will be having messy play indoors, possible a game of sleeping lions and then you could be outside in the garden on a minibeast discovery.
We are working with a good rated nursery in Crystal Palace who is looking for a qualified practitioner.
The ideal candidate will:
• Have at least 6 months experience working within a nursery or
• Hold a minimum Level 2 Early Years qualification.
• Have a good knowledge of the EYFS curriculum.
• 10-year checkable work/education history.
• Proof of ‘Right to Work in the UK’
What we are looking for:
• Real passion for education and learning.
• Demonstrate the ability to cultivate positive relationships with pupils, parents, carers, and colleagues
• Adaptable and reliable.
• Be able to use your own initiative to work as part of a team
• Have experience of the UK curriculum; minimum 6 months.
At Simply Education, we care that you can do a great job for the children you work with and the schools that you are filling in for. We want you to enjoy your work and so our former Assistant Principals offer you FREE CPD to share classroom strategies that have been seen to work in over 1200 classroom observations.
Our courses help you get started as a supply teacher, cover supervisor or teaching assistant and then progress with CPD-Certified twilight courses on behaviour management, de-escalation practices, effective feedback, differentiation, questioning, removing barriers to learning and teacher talk. We have a range of courses to support your work with young children (EYFS), SEND children (including autism & ADHD) and more for aspiring teaching assistants. What are you waiting for?