Jobs at Fennies Day Nurseries Ltd

Lead nursery operations, early years education, safeguarding, compliance, and continuous improvement. Manage and develop educators, maintain EYFS and curriculum standards, build relationships with families and the local community, prepare for Ofsted inspections, and improve quality, occupancy, and team engagement. The role requires strong early years leadership, communication, organisation, and knowledge of child development and safeguarding practices.

Leads nursery operations, early years education, safeguarding, compliance, staff development, family engagement, and continuous improvement. The role manages educators, maintains EYFS and Ofsted standards, supports quality care and education, and drives occupancy and team engagement. Candidates need a Level 3 Early Years qualification, leadership experience in an early years setting, safeguarding knowledge, and strong communication and organizational skills.

Support young children’s learning, development, wellbeing, and daily routines in a safe, nurturing nursery environment. Help deliver play and learning activities, build positive relationships with children and families, maintain an organised setting, and work collaboratively with the nursery team. No previous nursery experience is required; full training, mentoring, and opportunities to gain Level 2 or 3 qualifications are provided.

Deliver high-quality early years education following EYFS and Birth to 5 Matters. Plan and deliver engaging activities, observe and assess children’s development, build relationships with families, maintain safeguarding and health and safety standards, and collaborate with colleagues to support each child’s learning journey.

Support young children’s learning, development, wellbeing, play, and daily routines in a safe, nurturing nursery environment. Build positive relationships with children and families, collaborate with colleagues, maintain an organised setting, and encourage curiosity, confidence, and independence. No prior nursery experience is required; Fennies provides full training, mentoring, and opportunities to gain Level 2 or Level 3 early years qualifications.

Carry out internal painting and decorating across nursery locations during out-of-hours periods. Responsibilities include surface preparation, filling, sanding, touch-ups, remedial work, and supporting refurbishment projects while maintaining clean, safe work areas. The role requires independent working, reliable workload management, high-quality workmanship, travel between sites, and compliance with nursery safeguarding requirements, including an Enhanced DBS check.

Support young children’s play, learning, routines, development, confidence, independence, and wellbeing in a safe nursery environment. Build positive relationships with children and families, collaborate with colleagues, and help maintain an organised, welcoming setting. Full training and opportunities to gain Level 2 or 3 early years qualifications are provided.

Lead the day-to-day operation of a nursery room, delivering high-quality early years care and education. Inspire and support educators, plan learning experiences aligned with EYFS and Birth to 5 Matters, build strong family relationships, monitor children’s progress, and maintain safeguarding, health and safety, and compliance standards. The role requires an experienced early years professional with leadership capability and relevant qualifications.

Supports nursery leadership and day-to-day operations while leading a room and delivering high-quality early years care and education. Responsibilities include mentoring staff, partnering with families, stepping up for senior leaders, and maintaining safeguarding, health and safety, compliance, and curriculum standards.

Support children during lunchtime and transition periods by encouraging independence, supervising indoor and outdoor activities, providing emotional support, maintaining routines, and upholding safeguarding, health, safety, and hygiene standards. The role requires a caring, reliable team member and provides training, making it suitable for those entering childcare or returning to the field.

As a Lunchtime Teaching Assistant, you'll support children during lunchtime routines, ensuring a positive experience while promoting independence and good eating habits.

Lead day-to-day running of a nursery room, manage and support a team, plan EYFS/Birth to 5 learning experiences, maintain safeguarding, health and safety, monitor children’s progress, and build strong partnerships with families. Develop staff through guidance and ensure high standards of care and education.

Support experienced staff to create safe, nurturing play and learning environments for young children. Assist with daily routines, activities, outdoor play, and relationship-building with children and families. Maintain a welcoming, organised nursery and participate in training to develop early years qualifications.

Lead the day-to-day operation of a nursery room, ensuring high-quality early years care, education, safeguarding, and compliance. Inspire and support educators, plan learning experiences aligned with EYFS and Birth to 5 Matters, monitor children’s progress, build strong family partnerships, and contribute to team development.

Support nursery leadership while leading a room: ensure high-quality care and education, step in for senior leaders, mentor staff, maintain safeguarding, health & safety compliance, build family partnerships, and contribute to nursery-wide operational standards and development pathways into Deputy/Manager roles.

As an Early Years Educator, you'll create a nurturing learning environment, support children's development, build relationships with families, and maintain high educational standards.

As an Early Years Educator, you will support children's play, learning, and routines, fostering a safe and nurturing environment for their growth.

As an Early Years Educator, you'll create a nurturing learning environment, support children's development, deliver high-quality education, and build relationships with families.

As an Early Years Educator, you'll create a nurturing environment for children, supporting their play and learning activities while building relationships with families.

Supports nursery leadership while leading a room and delivering high-quality early years care and education. Responsibilities include supporting daily nursery operations, stepping up for senior leaders, partnering with families, mentoring team members, and maintaining safeguarding, health and safety, and compliance standards. The role requires an early years qualification and knowledge of EYFS, child development, safeguarding, and first aid, with progression opportunities toward Deputy or Nursery Manager roles.