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āJobs for Parentsā are family-friendly positions that may be part-time, flexi-time, term-time, temporary contracts or even working from home.
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Required June 2024 21 hours per week, term time only plus 2 weeks (This could fit a flexible/hybrid working pattern)
Salary: Grade I SCP 23-27 Ā£32,076 – Ā£35,745 pro rata (actual Ā£16,270 – Ā£18,639)
About the role
Yorkshire Collaborative Academy Trust is looking to appoint a confident, effective and highly motivated Estates Manager to work as part of our central services team, supporting all of our Trust schools and their communities. The successful candidate will be an integral part of our Trust team with a passion for delivering high-quality outcomes which will include:
ā¢ Managing the Premises and Estate Management function across the Trust, developing policy/procedures and ensuring all statutory requirements within the remit of the post are met.
ā¢ To manage and promote a proactive health and safety culture throughout the Trust.
Why work for Yorkshire Collaborative Academy Trust?
YCAT is a successful and growing multi academy trust, and this is a great opportunity to work with our supportive central and school teams, who work together āMaking a difference to improve childrenās lives.ā There is a warm and friendly ethos across our Trust which stems from a strong sense of team spirit. We offer access to continuing professional development to help develop and progress your career. In addition, the role is eligible for membership of the Local Government Pension Scheme, one of the largest pension schemes in the UK. LGPS membership includes generous employer contributions in addition to other scheme benefits.
Further Information
Completed applications must be returned to info@ycatschools.co.uk. Applications must include a completed application form, for safeguarding purposes. A CV alone is not sufficient.
Closing date 9am, Friday 12 April 2024 Interviews w/c 22 April 2024
Start date: ASAP
Location: Belmont Grosvenor School ā Magic Tree Nursery, Birstwith, North Yorkshire, HG3 2JG
Status: Full-time, permanent
Hours of Work: 40 hours per week, All-Year-Round Post
Salary: A competitive salary, using BGS pay scale
Pension: NEST pension scheme Holiday: 28 days paid annual leave plus bank and public holidays
Additional Benefits Include:
Key Responsibilities
We are looking for a passionate practitioner who:
How to Apply:
To arrange a visit before applying, or to arrange a Zoom/phone call with the Headmaster/Head of Early Years, please email: admin@belmontgrosvenor.co.uk
Candidates are asked to complete an Application Form (available for download from our website) and submit this as soon as possible, by Friday 5 th April 2024. CVs will not be accepted in substitution for completed Application Forms. Please also submit completed Equal Opportunities and Staff Disqualifications Declaration Forms (on our website). Applications will be considered in the order in which they are received, and the School reserves the right to make an appointment prior to the closing date should the ideal candidate(s) be identified.
Applications should be sent by email to Caroline Garnham, PA to the Headmaster. Email: admin@belmontgrosvenor.co.uk Belmont Grosvenor School is committed to ensuring that the personal data of applicants and employees is protected. The Schoolās Privacy Notice is available on our website and our Recruitment Policy sets out how the School uses and protects any personally identifiable information that is collected as part of the recruitment process.
We are looking for a Baby Room Lead Practitioner to join our Little Crickets family.
This is a wonderful opportunity to make a real difference to the early education and development of the children in our baby room.
Our baby room, cares for 6 babies only aged 18mths-2years. The total capacity is 40 children split between three rooms; 18mths-2 years, 2-3 years and 3-4 years.
We are open from 8am-4pm Term time only and are a committee run pre-school.
You will join our team of passionate individuals who are committed to providing a stimulating and loving environment to all children; helping them use their natural curious minds and providing the children with playful learning experiences.
You must have at least two years’ experience of looking after under 2’s.
For further details and to request an application pack please
email manager@little-crickets.co.uk or contact Rebecca on 01423 561352.
Applications close 5th April 2024
We are seeking to appoint a music teacher to co-ordinate music throughout the school. For full details and how to apply, please follow the link.
belmontgrosvenor.co.uk/job/music-teacher/
Start date: September 2024
Location: Belmont Grosvenor School, Birstwith, North Yorkshire, HG3 2JG
Status: Part-time, permanent contract (Term Time only). 2/2.5 days.
Salary: A competitive salary from our BGS pay scale, commensurate with qualifications and previous experience
Pension: To be discussed at interview
We are seeking a drama teacher to co-ordinate Drama throughout the school. For full details and how to apply please follow the link
Start date: September 2024
Location: Belmont Grosvenor School,
Birstwith, North Yorkshire, HG3 2JG
Status: Part-time, permanent contract (Term Time only). 2 days.
Salary: A competitive salary from our BGS pay scale, commensurate with qualifications and previous experience
Pension: To be discussed at interview
As a key member of our team, your role will be focussed upon providing robust support to internal departments, with a primary focus on assisting the Client Services and Data teams. Responsibilities will include executing various day-to-day tasks and administrative duties essential to the smooth operation of Go Direct Marketing (GDM). You will collaborate closely with colleagues working across a range of GDM clients, ensuring that business needs are met through the provision of crucial day-to-day support. By actively contributing to the efficiency and effectiveness of internal operations, you will play a pivotal role in enabling the success of our client-focused campaigns. Go Direct Marketing Ltd is an established Growth Marketing Agency based in Central Harrogate and this will be an office based role.
Duties include:
Liaising with internal teams and external suppliers
Requesting samples and quotes and working with the relevant internal teams on booking in jobs and meeting deadlines
Checking and signing off proofs and providing clients with relevant artwork specs and elements where necessary
Creating internal and external timing plans relating to the key dates of upcoming client campaigns
Producing internal data briefs for upcoming campaigns
Communicating with external data teams regarding list plans, recommendations, and orders
Updating internal documents for invoicing and reporting and taking ownership of internal marketing planners
Providing reports and collateral for meetings with clients where required
Additional administration support across the business
Skills / experience:
Strong working knowledge of Microsoft Office (Word, PowerPoint and Excel)
Excellent attention to detail
Strong communication and organisation skills
Administration experience desirable
Flexible and self-motivated with the ability to multi-task
Competitive salary dependent upon experience
Potential for flexible working hours Monday ā Friday
Opportunity for development within the role
Contributory pension scheme
To apply please email: ali@godirectmarketing.co.uk
Looking for a new direction?
Could you help a child or young person with complex problems turn their life around?
Fostering North Yorkshire wants to recruit foster carers with previous experience of working with children or young people with a range of complex issues.
Could you help a young person reach their full potential in both home and school life?
In return we offer a great package of training and support, plus development opportunities and tax free payments.
For example, our advanced level foster carers can receive over Ā£25k per annum, based on a 52 week placement, for a child aged 11-15.
Want to know more?
www.northyorks.gov.uk/fostering
Facebook.com/FosteringNorthYorkshire/
email: fostering@northyorks.gov.uk
As part of our No Wrong Door project we are looking to recruit new Hub Community Family Foster Carers to our team.
The role would require someone who is available on a full time basis and this is reflected with a generous financial package of circa Ā£39-42k*
Ideally we would want to find someone who has experience to bring to this role – Ā perhaps you have worked with young people before either in a professional or voluntary capacity?
Or maybe you yourself had a challenging upbringing and are keen to support others to achieve their full potential in life?
Take a look at the role here
or take a look at our website for details of our fostering roles
We hope to hear from you soon!
*Based on a 52 week placement
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Harrogate Fair Trade Shop is right in the heart of Harrogate and has been trading for over 30 years. The shop is in the former porch of St Peterās Church and is staffed by a team of volunteers. Despite our small premises we make the most of the space we have, selling an incredible range of products from around the world, including toys, accessories and food.
This helps people feed their families, send their children to school and pay for medical bills, giving them security for the future
We believe in putting people before profit, helping to restore dignity and hope to some of the most disadvantaged people in the world.
Would you like to help us in our quest?
Join our volunteer team in the shop, serving and assisting customers, answering queries, and keeping the shop looking its best. You don’t need experience in retail, just an eagerness to learn about the things we sell and the stories behind them. We also have a storeroom in Community House where products are unpacked and priced so there opportunities to help here too.
This is a great time of year to join us as we open our Christmas shop as it is always a busy time.
For more information contact: harrogatefairtradeshop@hotmail.com
Seeking new Trustees for our Board
Harrogate Fair Trade Shop
About us
We are a small fair trade shop, right in the heart of Harrogate, which has been trading for over 30 years and been a charity for seven. Despite our small premises we make the most of the space we have, selling an incredible range of products from around the world.
The shop is in the former porch of St Peterās Church and our storeroom and office is half a mile away in Community House. We have two part time paid employees and a team of volunteers.
During lockdown an online shop was created to expand our customer reach and cater to changing shopping patterns.
The shop has seen a steady year on year growth in sales and we are keen to keep on growing. We would love to be able to sell a wider range of products, put on more events and support more people with special needs to volunteer. However, our current small premises and remote storeroom are a constraint on our ambitions. We would love to expand our premises but the current economic situation, coming so soon after the pandemic, has made us reflect upon our position and review our options.
What is Fair Trade?
Fair Trade is a trading partnership, based on dialogue, transparency and respect, which seeks greater equity in international trade. It contributes to sustainable development by offering better trading conditions to, and securing the rights of, marginalised producers and workers, especially in the global South.
Our aim is to assist in the alleviation of poverty through trade, by selling and promoting fair trade products. The majority of our products are sourced from a group of around 30 UK-based organisations who work with producers worldwide, most of whom are members of BAFTS, the British Association of Fair Trade Shops and Suppliers, or are affiliated to the WFTO (World Fair Trade Organisation)
How you can help us
In order to help us plan for the future in uncertain times we would like to increase the skill-mix of our Board of Trustees. Our business was founded by people with a passion for alleviating poverty and as such the Board of Trustees has, over the years, largely consisted of volunteer supporters. Whilst they have shown a great deal of love and enthusiasm for our cause we realise this is not enough to steer us through the challenges ahead. Our current Board consists of 6 members and we are looking to expand our skill base, with a focus on experience in retail, marketing, fundraising and business strategy skills. An interest in Fair Trade would be a bonus but is not essential.
We meet bimonthly in Harrogate and occasionally ad hoc if the need arises.
If this sounds like the sort of challenge you would enjoy contact us at
Shop@harrogatefairtrade.org.uk
Our website is harrogatefairtradeshop.co.uk
Help us to put people before profit.