At a Glance
- Tasks: Support young children in their learning journey and create a nurturing environment.
- Company: St Stephen's CofE Primary School, dedicated to compassion and achievement.
- Benefits: Competitive salary, professional development, wellbeing days, and supportive community.
- Other info: Join a friendly team committed to inclusivity and personal growth.
- Why this job: Make a positive impact on children's lives and foster their love for learning.
- Qualifications: DfE-recognised EYFS qualification and experience with young learners.
The predicted salary is between 26403 - 28142 £ per year.
St Stephens Cof E Primary School (SIPS) is looking for a dedicated Early Years Educator to support children at the start of their school journey.
The role involves creating a safe, nurturing learning environment that encourages curiosity and confidence.
About St Stephen's Church Of England Primary School
St Stephen’s Cof E Primary School proudly serves our diverse community with compassion, aiming to provide the best start for all.
Our values—Compassion, Achievement, Respect for Everyone—along with The St Stephen’s seven (Respect, Trust, Perseverance, Forgiveness, Compassion, Thankfulness, Friendship)—guide every aspect of our work.
The Role
As part of the EYFS provision, you will work closely with the class teacher and wider staff to deliver engaging learning activities for individuals, small groups, and whole class, ensuring a calm and inclusive atmosphere.
Key Responsibilities
- Plan and deliver engaging learning activities for individuals, small groups, and whole class.
- Provide in‑the‑moment support during lessons to keep children focused and involved.
- Supervise the whole class and deliver pre‑prepared activities during short‑term teacher absence.
- Support the teacher with day‑to‑day organisation and classroom management, maintaining a positive and orderly environment.
- Promote inclusion for all pupils, helping each child access learning and achieve their potential.
- Play an active part in safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children with professionalism, care and integrity.
About You
We are looking for someone who brings warmth, energy, and a genuine commitment to helping children succeed.
The ideal candidate enjoys a busy primary setting, understands diverse learning styles, and is confident supporting pupils with a range of needs.
- We’re Looking For
- Experience working with relevant age groups in a learning environment, ideally with behavioural and learning difficulties.
- Good understanding of classroom roles and responsibilities to support effective teaching.
- Clear, kind, reassuring communication with children, teachers, parents and carers.
- Willingness to respond thoughtfully to varied learning needs.
- Experience collaborating with class teachers, SENCO and colleagues to support learning and wellbeing.
- Experience supporting lesson delivery, working with individuals and groups, keeping pupils engaged.
- Positive, proactive, flexible approach with desire to contribute to wider school life.
- Df E‑recognised EYFS qualification (essential).
What We Offer
We provide a supportive environment where staff are valued, encouraged, and developed, fostering a caring community that supports both children and staff.
Benefits of Joining Our Team
- Joyful, eager children who love learning.
- Friendly and supportive staff working together to reach pupils’ full potential.
- Senior Leadership Team and Governing Board investment in professional development.
- Employee assistance programme for wellbeing.
- Wellbeing day off during term time to promote work‑life balance.
- Trust benefits, including networking and CPD opportunities.
- Chance to make a positive lasting difference to young children’s lives.
A Df E‑recognised EYFS qualification is essential.
An enhanced DBS (Disclosure Barring Service) clearance is required.
The role is exempt from the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act 1974 and is covered by Part 7 of the Immigration Act 2016; fluency in spoken English is essential.
Grade 4 salary range £26,403 - £28,142 (pro‑ratio £19,796 - £21,970 per annum).
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