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EYFS Teacher

Date posted : 11/02/17

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EYFS Teacher required in Liverpool

  • Permanent role for the right candidate, long term supply basis to start
  • EYFS classroom based experience and references from within the last 12 months are essential for this role.
  • Between £80-120 per day depending on experience

We have an opportunity for an Early Years and Foundation Stage (EYFS) Teacher to work in a school in Liverpool City Centre, where a couple of changes in staff has led to the need for a Nursery Teacher on a long term basis, with the opportunity for a permanent role for the right candidate.

The school is rated as good by ‘Ofsted’ however due to the changes in the Early Years Department the children are a little bit behind where they should be. The Nursery class has some SEN pupils and some EAL children and the school are looking for an Early Years Specialist to help improve the standards in the EYFS department.

The school has an extremely supportive senior leadership team and who provide effective management of both teaching and the school’s performance. The school identifies the correct priorities although school improvement plans to accelerate pupil progress are not sharply focused on measureable outcomes.

The school have asked for all Teachers to apply, whether you are an NQT, Final Year Student or an experienced Teacher, the post is an immediate start and they are looking for CVs so they can conduct interviews as soon as possible.

For further information regarding this vacancy or if you are looking for a long term position, please call Jack on 0151 285 3924 or email me on jack.curran@teachingpersonnel.com

Teaching Personnel is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children. All candidates applying to jobs through Teaching Personnel must undertake or have undertaken an Enhanced Disclosure via the DBS – Full assistance provided (AGY).
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