Nursery Nurse

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4 months ago
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Start: ASAP | Contract: Flexible supply (you run the show) | Pay: £13.68 – £14.50 per hour

Why this role matters

Because tiny people have big personalities—and someone needs to guide them without losing their mind (or their shoes). As a Nursery Nurse, you’ll be their hero, confidante, snack opener, and occasional dragon-slayer. Your job? Help them grow, learn, and stay safe (preferably without glitter in your hair).

What you’ll do

  • Turn playtime into learning without them noticing.

  • Create a nurturing space where chaos is gently managed.

  • Keep an eye on their progress (and their sticky fingers).

  • Be part of a team that laughs, sings, and occasionally steps on LEGO.

    What you’ll need

  • A Level 2 Nursery Nurse qualification (Level 3 if you’re feeling fancy).

  • Experience with children in a nursery or similar setting

  • A solid understanding of safeguarding and a real passion for child development.

  • An Enhanced DBS check (or be ready to get one—we’ve got the forms, don’t worry).

    What you’ll get

  • Flexible hours—because life happens, and sometimes you need a lie-in.

  • Weekly pay, no mysterious umbrella deductions.

  • Training opportunities—because even pros can learn new tricks.

  • A dedicated Account Manager who understands you're a human, not a robot.

    Still reading? You might be the one!

    Send us your CV and a little note about your superpowers with children. We’ll be in touch faster than a toddler can say “why?” five times in a row.

    Excell Supply – because kids don’t come with manuals, but great Nursery Nurses make it look easy.

    We take child welfare seriously (jokes aside), so safeguarding is top priority

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