Midday Supervisor

Midday Supervisor (Christ Church Church of England Primary School Walshaw)

Location:

Bury, UK

Contract Type:
Permanent

Education Phases:
Primary;

Job Role s:
Other Support;

Working Patterns:
Part-Time;

Key Stagess:
Ks1, Ks2;

Final date to receive applications:
Thursday, 24th September 2026

Interview Date: 28 September 2026

Expected Working

Start Date:

5th October 2026

Is a Shared Job:
No

We pride ourselves on providing a warm and welcoming beginning to your child'seducation. We are proud of our school, our children and their success.

We believe that Christ Church is a very special place where children enjoy their education and make excellent progress. Christ Church is a vibrant happy school that enables children to grow into confident, articulate and talented individuals.

We are committed both to providing a high standard of education and also tosharing the Christian faith in such ways that children recognise its worth.

Our recent

Ofsted Inspection (November 2022) confirmed that "Pupils are proud toattend Christ Church and parents speak very positively about the school.

Leaders and staff know their pupils and families well." It's the qualityof relationships in this school, the way all staff work as a team and the waychildren treat one another that makes it such a success. This is recognised bystakeholders as being at the heart of this school's work, supporting pupils'learning and fostering an understanding of putting our values into action.

Our Trustmotto is grow together, learn forever and our school always works in partnership with parents for the benefit of the children and this is very muchpart of our ethos - growing and learning together in Christ. We hope our website captures the spirit of our school and allows you to appreciate the quality of education and care given to all our children.

To support the safety, wellbeing and positive experience of pupilsduring the lunchtime period and to help create a happy, inclusive and secure environment for all children.

• Support pupils during lunchtime in the dining hall, playground and during wet play activities.
• Encourage positive behaviour and respectful relationships.
• Support children to play safely and inclusively.
• Promote good manners and positive social interaction.

• Help to ensure the safety and wellbeing of all pupils during lunchtime.
• Be aware of pupils with medical, dietary or additional needs and follow guidance provided by the school.
• Report accidents, incidents or concerns in line with school procedures.
• Follow school healthand safety procedures at all times.

• Encourage children to take part in games, activities and positive play experiences.
• Support children who may need help joining in with activities.
• Promote an inclusive environment where all pupils feel welcome and valued.

• Be responsible forand committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people.
• Report any safeguarding concerns in accordance with school policies and procedures.

• Grow with us: As our Trust expands, so do youropportunities meaning you can develop your role and progress your career as wegrow together.
• Make an impact: Your initiative, ideas and contribution to the team will be appreciated.
• Experience variety: No two days are the same!
• Prioritise your wellbeing: Benefit from an excellent pension package, confidential wellbeing services, online GP,physiotherapy, and more.
• Feel supported: Full training and ongoing support willbe provided to the right candidate. If you have the drive and potential, wewill help you succeed.
• Join a great team: Work with a collaborative,supportive team that values your contribution.

Please refer to the recruitment pack forfull details

Please refer to the recruitment pack forfull details

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