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Breakfast Club Assistant

Location: Southsea Infant School

Working Hours: Monday to Friday, 7:45 AM - 8:45 AM (5 hours per week)

Contract: Temporary- Maternity Leave. Term time only

Pay Scale: PCC Band 3, Point 4

Are you a warm, reliable, and early-rising individual who enjoys working with young children? We are looking for an enthusiastic Breakfast Club Assistant to join our friendly team and help our pupils get off to a great start every morning.

Key Responsibilities
  • Preparing and serving a simple, healthy breakfast to our children.
  • Supervising pupils safely during breakfast and play activities.
  • Creating a welcoming, positive, and inclusive morning environment.
  • Ensuring a smooth transition to the start of the school day.

About You
  • Enthusiastic, approachable, and patient with young children (ages 4-7).
  • Reliable, punctual, and comfortable working as part of a small team.
  • An understanding of food hygiene and child safety.

What We Offer
  • A supportive, friendly school community.
  • Enthusiastic, polite children
  • Access to relevant training and professional development.

How to Apply

For an application pack or to arrange an informal visit, please contact the school office at 02392828176 or email: [email protected]

Closing Date: 13/09/2026

Interview Date: 16/09/2026

Southsea Infant School is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children. The successful candidate will be required to undergo an enhanced DBS check.
Industry
Government, Politics, EU
Job Sector
Administration
Job Position
Project Support
City/Town
Portsmouth
Address
Portsmouth, UK
Location
Portsmouth
Post date
Closing date
Reference Number
9.6666001725903E+18

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