Kingsdown is a special school. It is for pupils aged 3-14 years who have severe learning difficulties, profound and multiple learning difficulties and/or physical disabilities and associated learning…
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- Southend-on-Sea£19,936.00 - £21,254.00 Annually (Actual)Closes 30 SeptemberPosted by source 7 days ago
- Belper£6,295.72 - £11,781.89 Annually (Actual) Hours can be agreed to suit successful candidate but must include either 6am open or 6pm lock upCloses 13 SeptemberPosted by source 1 month ago
Job Title: Assistant Site Manager - Whitemoor Site Location: Holbrook School for Autism, Whitemoor (DE56 0DB) Grade/Scale: Derbyshire Support Pay Scale, Grade 7 points 8-11 Contract:10 to 15 hours…
Site Manager jobs in the UK: the facts
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