Sports Coach

Sports Coach at Bright Little Stars Nursery

Locations: Mill Hill NW7, Watford WD25, Harrow HA5, Stanmore HA5 and High Barnet EN5

Hours: Monday to Friday, 8:30 to 17:00 (hours can be discussed)
Start: As soon as available

We are growing a thriving internal sports offer across our nurseries so that every child, from 18 months to 5 years, enjoys daily movement, outdoor learning and fundamental movement skills. You will rotate across 5 (soon
6) sites on a planned rota, work from a termly scheme of work and publish a simple weekly timetable so teams know what is coming next.

• Rotate across 5 sites on a planned rota.
• Plan and deliver daily sports sessions based on a termly scheme of work.
• Publish a clear weekly timetable for each site.
• Encourage and support children aged 18 months to 5 years in developing movement fundamentals.

• Salary up to £35,500 per year, inclusive of up to 10% performance‑related bonus.
• Flexible Work‑Life Balance – Full time 40 hours (30‑40 hours pro‑rata salary).
• Pension Scheme.
• Annual Leave and Sick Days.
• Travel reimbursement (Mileage).
• £500 Refer‑a‑Friend Bonus (unlimited referrals).
• Welcome gift bag.
• Birthday day off.
• High street discounts.
• Company‑funded DBS and Update Service.
• Free lunch onsite.
• Training and CPD including First Aid, safeguarding and relevant development paid for.
• Well‑being Support – access to 360 Wellbeing with private GP access.
• Mental health & fitness resources.
• Discounted childcare.
• Recognition & Service Awards – with extra holidays & celebrations.
• Fun team events – 3× a year.

For the right qualified candidate we will consider a contracted self‑employed arrangement (5 days, 50 weeks) at £18.50 per hour (equivalent to about £37K for 40 hours per week, 50 weeks, paid through contracted terms). Self‑employed professionals usually cover their own taxes, pension and annual leave; therefore the rate is set higher than the employed equivalent.

• Entry level

• Full‑time

• Education and Training
• Child Day Care Services