Description
Art Camp is one of the most exciting childcare providers in the UK, where creativity meets a safe, supportive environment for kids to explore, learn, and grow! We’re passionate about delivering engaging, hands-on workshops that encourage kids to discover their creative side
The Role:
We're on the hunt for an experienced Early Years Practitioner who is not only passionate about working with children but also knowledgeable about the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) framework. This role involves creating a unique, fun, and structured daily timetable that keeps our young campers engaged and learning. With up to 30 children in your group and two supportive team members by your side, you'll help make every day at Art Camp exciting, educational, and memorable!
What We're Looking For:
- Passionate and knowledgeable about early years education, with a love for art and creative expression.
- Experienced in EYFS, with the ability to design activities that align with developmental milestones.
- Organized and creative, ready to devise your own unique daily timetable that keeps children engaged and thriving.
- Comfortable managing a group of up to 30 children, with two support staff to help.
- Loyal, hardworking, and committed to making Art Camp an amazing experience for every child.
Why Join Us?
At Art Camp, we specialize in fun, creativity, and safety! You'll be part of a passionate team, teaching art, adventure, and new skills to kids in a way that's both inspiring and developmentally appropriate. Your creativity, commitment, and experience will help us deliver the highest quality of care and engagement for our campers.
Application Process:
As part of our commitment to safer recruitment, we have a thorough application process. Selected candidates will be interviewed in mid-December and, if successful, will join us starting in February 2025, continuing through future holiday seasons.
Ready to Inspire?
If you're a dedicated Early Years Practitioner who's ready to bring your unique skills to Art Camp, we'd love to hear from you! Please send us your CV and a cover letter that showcases your passion and creativity.
Come join our Art Camp family and make a difference in the lives of young, budding artists!
Qualified Early Years Practitioner
- Relevant qualifications in Early Years Education (such as Level 3 Early Years Educator or equivalent).
- Strong working knowledge of the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) framework and ability to integrate it into creative activities.
- Proven experience in planning and delivering engaging, age-appropriate lessons and activities.
- Ability to design a unique, fun, and structured daily timetable that incorporates creative and educational elements.
- Experience managing groups of up to 30 children, with support from two additional staff members.
- Skilled in maintaining a positive, structured, and inclusive environment for children.
- Genuine enthusiasm for art and creativity, with the ability to inspire and encourage young children to express themselves.
- Strong interest in introducing children to various art forms, from visual arts to performing arts and hands-on crafts.
-
- Knowledge of health and safety standards in childcare settings
Designing and Implementing Engaging Activities
- Plan and lead creative, developmentally appropriate workshops that align with the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) framework.
- Develop a unique and exciting daily timetable, incorporating activities that support children's social, emotional, and creative development.
- Recognize and respond to the individual needs and abilities of each child, adapting activities as necessary to ensure all children can participate and thrive.
- Provide encouragement, guidance, and support, building children's confidence and enthusiasm for learning through creative expression.
- Oversee children during lunchtime and playtime, ensuring they are safe, happy, and socially engaged.
- Encourage positive interactions among children during these times, and provide any necessary support with meals or outdoor play.
- communicate regularly with parents and guardians, updating them on their child's progress, achievements, and any concerns.