Jobs at Fennies Day Nurseries Ltd

Support young children in a safe, nurturing nursery environment through play, learning activities, outdoor play, daily routines, and developmental experiences. Build positive relationships with children and families, promote confidence and wellbeing, and collaborate with the nursery team. Full training and opportunities to gain Level 2 or Level 3 early years qualifications are provided.

Support young children during lunchtime by supervising meals, encouraging independence, maintaining a calm and nurturing environment, assisting with indoor and outdoor activities, supporting wellbeing, and helping the nursery team maintain routines, safeguarding, health, safety, and hygiene standards. No previous nursery experience is required, as training is provided.

Supports children during lunchtime by supervising meals and indoor/outdoor activities, encouraging independence, maintaining a calm and nurturing environment, supporting wellbeing, and following safeguarding, health, safety, hygiene, and daily routines. No prior nursery experience is required; training is provided. The role requires caring, reliable, patient, team-oriented, and motivated individuals with an interest in working with children.

Lead multiple nurseries across a region, driving exceptional early years education, safeguarding, regulatory compliance, operational performance, and continuous improvement. Coach and develop Nursery Managers, monitor KPIs, support inspections, oversee training and workforce planning, manage stakeholder relationships, and promote high-performing teams. The role also supports curriculum delivery, succession planning, risk management, and strategic regional initiatives.

Lead the day-to-day operation of an Explorers baby room for children aged 0–2. Provide high-quality care and EYFS-aligned education, plan learning experiences, support children’s development, and build strong family partnerships. Lead, mentor, and develop the room team while maintaining safeguarding, health and safety, compliance, and communication standards.

Supports nursery leadership while leading a room and delivering high-quality early years care and education. Responsibilities include managing daily nursery operations, stepping up for absent senior leaders, mentoring staff, partnering with families, and maintaining safeguarding, health and safety, compliance, and educational standards. The role offers progression toward Deputy or Nursery Manager positions.

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.

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.

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.

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'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.

As a Lunchtime Teaching Assistant, support children during mealtimes, supervise activities, and help create a positive, nurturing environment for children.

Supports children during lunchtime and transition periods by encouraging independence, maintaining a calm and nurturing environment, supervising indoor and outdoor activities, supporting wellbeing, and following safeguarding, health, safety, hygiene, and nursery routines. No previous nursery experience is required, as training is provided.

As an Early Years Educator, you will create nurturing learning environments, support children's development, and maintain high standards of safeguarding.

As an Early Years Educator, you'll create a nurturing environment, support children's learning, build relationships, and maintain safeguarding standards.

As an Early Years Educator, you’ll support children’s learning and development through engaging experiences, build relationships with families, and maintain high standards of care and safety.