- You will be running weekly grammar clubs with KS2 children aged 7 - 11 years.
- You will be required to support children with their progression through different grammatical and English topics such as apostrophe's, conjunctions, alliteration, verbs, adjectives, and other important topics within this field.
- You will be creating a lesson plan for each week with your other club leader in order for there to be a clear and identified structure in line with children's current skills and vision for progression.
You would become part of our friendly and dedicated team and you have the opportunity to use your time to make a real difference in difficult times and enlist the work you have done in our charity and make your impressive CV even more outstanding for employers. Your transport costs will be covered and you will also be supplied with a T-shirt uniform.
Your help will shape the future of the children you work with. With your help, our passionate team will be able to continue to provide educational support to children in the UK.
This application is urgent and we are looking for the right volunteer to start as soon as possible. If you don't possess all the skills required but feel you are a strong candidate and confident of your experience and ability to make a success of the role please do apply
We are now looking for enthusiastic volunteers to help us run the club for our Year 3-5 primary school students. You don’t need experience of working with children to apply, but you will need to be:
- Free to volunteer once a week between 3:15pm and 4:30pm until July 2024
- Happy to get stuck in with interactive activities
- Understanding of- and empathetic towards the needs of the children
- Willing to undergo an Enhanced DBS check (organised and paid for by Heritage Charity London) which you will get your own copy of.
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