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Midday Supervisor

Ferndown First School

Ferndown

Salary
£26,016 per annum
Applications close
2 November 2026

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Job details

Salary
£26,016per annum
Location
Ferndown
Working pattern
Part time
Applications close
2 November 2026

What this pays

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£26,016

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About the role

Midday Supervisor – Ferndown First School £26,016 per annum (full time equivalent); actual salary for part-time, term-time only working: £2,635 per annum 4.5 hours per week, Monday, Wednesday & Friday, pm To start ASAP Permanent, Term-Time Only Do you enjoy being the friendly face that helps make lunchtime the best part of a child's day? At Ferndown First School, we believe that some of the most important moments in a child's day happen outside the classroom. Lunchtimes are a chance for children to build friendships, develop confidence, learn valuable social skills and simply enjoy being children. That's where our Midday Supervisors come in. As a Midday Supervisor, you'll be far more than a playground presence. You'll be the reassuring adult who helps a child find a friend to play with, the calm voice that settles a disagreement, the encouraging smile that helps a nervous child feel like they belong, and the watchful eye that keeps everyone safe. If you enjoy working with children, can bring energy and positivity to each day, and want to make a genuine difference in young lives, we'd love to hear from you.

What you’ll be doing:

Help create a safe, happy and enjoyable lunchtime environment for all pupils.

Encourage positive behaviour, good manners and respectful relationships.

Support children in the dining hall and during playtimes, helping them feel included and valued.

Organise and encourage safe, active and cooperative play.

Offer reassurance and guidance when children need support with friendships, worries or minor disagreements.

Respond appropriately to accidents, incidents and welfare needs.

Work closely with colleagues to ensure lunchtimes run smoothly and effectively.

Who we’re looking for:

Caring, patient and genuinely enjoys spending time with children.

Warm and approachable, building positive relationships with pupils from all backgrounds.

Calm and reassuring, particularly when children need support or guidance.

Observant and attentive, noticing when a child may need a helping hand or encouraging word.

A positive role model who promotes kindness, respect and inclusion.

Reliable, professional and able to work well as part of a team.

Enthusiastic about making a difference, even through the small interactions that can mean so much to a child.

About Ferndown First School

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Where this vacancy came from

Job reference
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Original source
Teaching Vacancies (Department for Education)
Employer type
School employer
Posted by the original source
12 October 2026
Last checked by SchoolJobs.uk
12 October 2026

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