EYFS Maternity Cover

Maternity Cover – Ancaster Church of

England Primary School

Main Scale teacher – Foundation Stage Specialist

– Salary range M1 £32916 to M6 £45352

Required for September 2026

An exciting

opportunity to work within a single age group, EYFS class has arisen due to a maternity

leave. The Governors are seeking to

appoint a temporary EYFS specialist teacher for a September 2026 start.

We are looking

for EYFS Teachers who is passionate about providing children with the best

start in school life and will relish the chance to continue to help shape

provision in our school.

You will have

an excellent understanding of foundational knowledge and how to ensure it is

embedded in Early Years. You will create a high quality, stimulating learning

environment that ensures there is a wide range of EYFS provision. Outdoor

learning is central to our EYFS class, and you will have the opportunity to

think creatively and create a learning environment that meets the specific

needs of our new cohort of children. High quality communication and an ability to

foster oracy skills in all children through classroom talk will be key to your

success. You will be supported by an experienced leadership team, keen to help

you achieve excellent outcomes.

Key Responsibilities:

Plan and deliver high quality lessons and adult lead activities

Build strong relationships with parents, carers, and colleagues

Provide clear direction to teaching assistants supporting the class

Foster a warm, inclusive, and stimulating classroom environment including

outdoor provision

Support all children’s needs including academic

and social and emotional development.

Assessment of baseline and Early Learning Goals

You will need:

Qualified Teacher Status (QTS)

Experience in Early Years education

A commitment to supporting SEND and vulnerable children

A nurturing, patient, inclusive environment

A desire to support and contribute to the Christian ethos of a church school

Excellent communication and teamwork skills

Commitment to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children