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A school in Oldham requires a cover supervisor on an on-going basis.

A Cover Supervisor in a secondary school is a non-teaching role that involves supervising and managing a classroom in the absence of the regular teacher. Here are some key responsibilities and duties associated with the role of a Cover Supervisor:

Classroom Management: Maintain a positive and controlled classroom environment.
Ensure that students are on task and engaged in productive activities.
Manage behaviour and address any disruptions according to school policies.

Implementing Lesson Plans: Follow the lesson plans provided by the absent teacher.
Deliver pre-prepared lessons and materials to the best of your ability.
Provide assistance and support to students as needed.

Attendance and Registration: Take attendance and report it to the school office.
Complete any necessary administrative tasks related to student attendance.

Supervision: Supervise students during breaks, lunchtime, and other non-classroom settings.
Ensure a safe and secure environment for students.

Communication Communicate with other school staff, including teachers, administrators, and support staff.
Report any significant incidents or issues to the appropriate personnel.

Adaptability: Be flexible and able to adapt to different subjects and age groups.
Manage a variety of classroom settings and teaching styles.

Building Positive Relationships: Establish positive relationships with students, fostering a supportive learning environment.
Encourage a positive and respectful atmosphere within the classroom.

Professional Development: Engage in professional development opportunities to enhance skills and knowledge.
Stay informed about school policies and procedures.

Confidentiality: Maintain confidentiality regarding students and their personal information.

Emergency Procedures: Be aware of and adhere to emergency procedures, such as fire drills or lockdowns.

It's important for a Cover Supervisor to be adaptable, have good communication skills, and be able to manage a classroom effectively. While not responsible for delivering subject-specific content, they play a crucial role in maintaining a positive and conducive learning environment in the absence of the regular teacher.

You will require a full enhanced DBS check as part of the process