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Midday Supervisor

at Callerton Academy, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, United Kingdom

Salary
£4,523 to £26,016 a year
Closing date
16 November 2026
Start
Not given in the advert
Type of post
Lunchtime and wraparound care
A support post, not a teaching post.
Contract
Part time
Visa sponsorship
The advert doesn’t say.
Its academy trust, The Gosforth Federated Academies Limited, holds a Home Office licence to sponsor Skilled Worker visas (rated A), on the register of 5 November 2026.
First seen
9 October 2026, on Teaching Vacancies (Department for Education)

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The advert

We are seeking 4 Midday Supervisors to join the team at Callerton Academy. In this important role, you will help create a safe, positive and enjoyable environment for pupils during lunchtime, ensuring their wellbeing, supervising activities across the school site and supporting a calm and orderly midday break. You will work closely with colleagues to promote positive behaviour, uphold safeguarding standards and ensure pupils are supported throughout the lunchtime period.Key responsibilities will include supervising pupils in dining and outdoor areas, supporting pupils with specific needs, main

About Callerton Academy

Type
Free school
Pupils
684 (school census, 2025/26)
Ofsted
Good, inspected 23 January 2024

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