Are you searching for a rewarding and fulfilling position that supports your local community?
Are you available during school term times to join Lincolnshire County Council as a School Crossing Patrol Officer?
If you are passionate about promoting active travel and contributing to community safety, consider joining our Lincolnshire Road Safety Partnership Team on Abbey Road, Swineshead.
In this part-time role working 5 hours per week during term time.
Working 30 minutes in the morning and 30 minutes at the end of the school day, you'll be fully trained to manage traffic professionally and make a positive impact in the community, crossing families at a designated crossing point.
Each day, you will play a crucial role in helping to keep children safe during their journeys to and from school.
The rewards you will receive will be immeasurable such as seeing the smiles and excited faces of the pupils eager to greet you.
With a love for working outdoors, you will arrive on time at the beginning and the end of the school day, and you'll enjoy supporting and communicating with children, drivers, parents, teachers and even say hello to the odd furry friend!
You will, of course, also be provided with an eye-catching uniform to keep you safe, visible, warm and dry!
Join our team and enjoy competitive hourly rates, access to a comprehensive rewards and benefits package, and the opportunity to contribute to a safer school community and environment.
You can apply online for this role or pick up an application form from Swineshead St Mary's Church of England Primary School , Abbey Road, Swineshead, Boston, Lincs, PE20 3EN.
If applying by paper application, please submit the form back to school before the stated closing date.
If you would like an open and informal discussion regarding this role then please contact: For a confidential and informal discussion about the role please contact:
Natascha Farmery via email Applications close 20/01/25 and interviews will be held WC 03/02/25.
Best of luck with your application!
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