Grade 2 - 10 hours per week; term time only (38 weeks) - Pay award pending

Part Time, Fixed Term

ASAP

10 November 2024

First Steps Nursery at Cansfield High School are looking to appoint a part-time cleaner.
Working within the First Steps Nursery, you will be responsible for the cleaning of the building, offices, toilets, and surrounding areas, ensuring a clean safe and comfortable environment in which to work.
The hours of work are 10 hours a week, Monday to Friday, 5-7pm. This is a fixed term contract for 12 months.
To find out more about this post, please contact the nursery manager, Louise Wareing on 01942 711964.

Cansfield High School is a co-educational school based in Wigan for students aged 11-16. It is a non-denominational school.
Headteacher
Mrs Nici Daniels
Values and vision
Cansfield High School aims to offer its students a caring environment where positive achievement is valued and where they learn to work within a clear and disciplined framework. It aims to stimulate students’ imagination and to encourage independent learning.
The school aims to help students to develop aesthetic sensitivity. It also wishes to promote self-esteem and respect for others among students so that they become tolerant of people who have different opinions to them.
For a child to reach their full educational achievement, the school believes a high level of school attendance is essential. It has dedicated itself consistently to working towards a goal of 100% attendance for all pupils. The school has also affirmed that it will use every opportunity it can to convey to pupils and their parents or carers the importance of regular and punctual attendance.
Ofsted
“The school has a happy and welcoming atmosphere. Pupils are very polite and behave well. They are proud of their school and look after it. Classrooms and corridors are attractive and help pupils to learn and keep themselves safe. Relationships between pupils and teachers and among pupils are positive. Parents are supportive of the school. They say that their children are well looked after.”