Nursery Care & Learning Support Assistant; Temporary

Position: Nursery Care & Learning Support Assistant (Temporary)
Location: Kirkbymoorside

Nursery Care & Learning Support

📍 Locations:
York, Acomb, Helmsley & Kirkbymoorside
💰 Pay:
Competitive hourly rates (dependent on experience)
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Start Date:

ASAP
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Hours:

Flexible shifts between 8am–6pm
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Contract:

Ad hoc, part-time, or full-time – ideal for students or anyone seeking extra income

Join our friendly nursery group as a Nursery Care & Learning Support team member! With multiple sites across York, Acomb, Helmsley, and Kirkbymoorside, there are plenty of flexible opportunities available. Whether you’re looking for regular hours, part-time shifts, or ad hoc work, we have a role to suit you.
Help children aged 0–5 years explore, learn, and grow while gaining valuable early years experience across a variety of settings.

What You’ll Be Doing
Supporting babies, toddlers, and preschool children with play, routines, and learning activities
Encouraging communication, social interaction, and emotional development
Assisting with feeding, nappy changing, toileting, and general care
Supporting creative, sensory, and outdoor learning experiences
Creating a safe, nurturing, and inclusive environment
Working across multiple nursery sites for variety and experience
Building positive relationships with children, staff, and parents

What We Offer
Flexible working across multiple nursery sites
Ad hoc, part-time, and full-time shifts available
Weekly pay
Access to 25 accredited CPD courses
Dedicated support from an early years consultant
Pathway into permanent roles
Perfect for students or anyone looking for flexible, rewarding work📧

To apply:

Send your CV and availability to (url removed)
Castle Education is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people. All applicants will be subject to enhanced DBS checks and reference checks. We are proud to be an equal opportunities employer and welcome applications from all suitably qualified candidates