About the role
The After School Care manager will lead the programme for boys from years 1–8, taking responsibility for the day-to-day operations, ensuring the highest standards of care, supervision and accountability. This is an opportunity to create a welcoming environment where boys feel safe, enjoy engaging activities and build positive friendships.
Key responsibilities
Take responsibility for the health, safety and wellbeing of all students attending the programme.
Recruit, induct, roster and manage staff, ensuring appropriate supervision and clear expectations.
Design and deliver varied, age-appropriate programmes and activities that are engaging, inclusive and enjoyable.
Maintain robust attendance, sign-in, sign-out and authorised collection procedures, ensuring every child is accounted for.
Ensure staff safety checks are completed and kept current, and that child protection, health and safety, and emergency procedures are consistently followed.
Manage bookings, attendance records, parent correspondence and programme administration accurately and efficiently.
Build positive relationships with boys, families and school staff.
Uphold the school's values, special character and standards of behaviour.
About you
A warm, approachable manner and a natural ability to connect with children across a range of ages.
Strong leadership, sound judgement and a calm, confident approach to managing behaviour and responding to concerns.
Excellent organisation, communication and administrative skills.
A thorough and dependable approach to child safety, record keeping and accountability.
Initiative, creativity and enthusiasm for providing a high-quality after school experience.
Previous experience managing an after school care programme or working in a similar environment is preferred.
Teaching experience would also be highly valued.
A current first aid qualification, or willingness to obtain one, is required.
About us
King's School is an independent Anglican boys' school with a strong commitment to excellence, character and the wellbeing of every student.
This permanent part time role commences on 25 January 2027. Hours are Monday - Friday 2:00pm - 6:00pm during school terms only.