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The Cover Supervisor will supervise lessons during staff absence, ensuring students continue to learn in a purposeful, safe, and calm environment. The post holder is not required to plan lessons but will deliver prepared work set by the class teacher or curriculum leader. The role also includes general support for learning and contribution to school life.
Job Responsibility:
Supervise classes during teacher absences and ensure students complete assigned work
Manage behaviour according to school policies
Communicate instructions clearly and support students as needed
Collect and return completed work
Maintain a safe, positive, and orderly learning environment
Apply behaviour and attendance policies consistently
Record attendance and behaviour concerns accurately
Refer serious issues to appropriate staff
Support individual students or small groups when required
Encourage engagement, independence, and responsibility
Work flexibly across various subjects and year groups
Prepare materials and organise resources for cover lessons
Keep accurate cover and incident records
Support the Cover Manager/SLT with schedules and availability
Assist with general school administration when free
Follow all Safeguarding and Child Protection procedures
Act as Form Tutor if needed and support daily student wellbeing
Report concerns promptly to designated staff
Build positive relationships with students
Attend briefings, training, and staff meetings
Follow school policies and professional standards
Work collaboratively with staff to ensure continuity in learning
Maintain confidentiality and professional behaviour
Support school events and enrichment activities
Contribute to at least one ECA per term (if assigned)
Promote the school’s values and mission
Requirements:
Strong interpersonal skills and confidence in managing groups of young people
Ability to remain calm, professional, and in control in a classroom setting
Strong communication and organisational skills
Ability to follow instructions, routines, and school policies consistently
Commitment to safeguarding and student welfare
Educated to at least Level 3 / Baccalaureate equivalent or higher