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Job Roles In The Setting
Job roles in the setting:
1. Following policies – Safeguarding, bullying, health and safety
2. Meet their individual needs – diet, bathroom, self-help skills and nappies
3. Provide healthy meals and snacks
4. Following activities – Eyfs – welfare requirements
5. Speaking to parents
6. Setting up
7. Planning activities
8. Clearing away
9. Painting
10. Outdoor activities Recruiter - Black Birds Nurseries
Closes - 03 November 2014
Location – Manchester
Function - Early Years Practitioner / Nursery Nurse, Early Years Professional / Graduate, Nursery Assistant, Nursery Nurse, Nursery Practitioner
Sector - Nursery Provider
Hours - Full Time
Contract Type - Permanent
Salary - Up to £18,500 per annum depending on experience and qualifications
Further information
We are looking for enthusiastic and friendly qualified Nursery Practitioners to work at our Nurseries in Failsworth, Manchester M35 9PD
We have a range of full time and part time roles available - please email us or see our website for our latest vacancies - www.blackbirds.co.uk
A Nursery Practitioner is a qualified childcare professional with a minimum Level 2 or 3 in Childcare. You will have responsibility for caring for children and maintaining a high quality, stimulating learning environment. You will be a warm and responsive individual who works flexibly and effectively as part of a team to ensure the smooth running of the nursery.
Black Birds Nurseries are an independent group of Day Care Nurseries based in Failsworth.
Candidate Characteristics
- Motivated and enthusiastic
- Passionate about Childcare
- Ambitious staff who seek development

Essential Skills
- Knowledge and application of the EYFS
- Clean DBS
- Fluent written and spoken English
- Good interpersonal skills

What we offer
- A highly competitive salary of up to £18,500
- A vibrant, quirky nursery with cohesive teams in each room
- Opportunities for training
- Opportunities for development and progression
- Company pension scheme
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