The Role of the Before / After School Club Supervisor

Before / after school clubs are an invaluable resource for any child who wants to explore a range of subjects, have more opportunities to play and socialise, and get support from practitioners on areas of learning they are struggling with. This course explores the role and responsibilities of a Supervisor in a school club, or holiday club, and covers essential information for anyone who works with children and/or young people. This course would be suitable for someone who needs to evidence their understanding of key topics in childcare, or someone working as a school club Supervisor who needs to refresh their knowledge

Essential information covered in this course

This course contains reading documents, e-Books, videos, and external resources on:

Food safety
Child development
Encouraging positive behaviour
Equality, diversity, and inclusion
Safeguarding and child protection
Data protection and confidentiality
Special Educational Needs and Disabilities
Health and safety, including risk assessments
The importance of play for children and young people
Working in partnership with colleagues, parents and carers, and other professionals

The information on each area is an overview, highlighting key points, and as each area is important and detailed - we do recommend taking additional short courses in any area where you feel you need more training or found interesting and want to explore in more detail.

Advantages of this course

There are many benefits to after school clubs, such as improved academic performance and increased confidence. In order to deliver these benefits to children and young people, after school clubs need practitioners who can provide a safe and caring environment, and plan and deliver a range of activities that meets the emotional, social, physical, and intellectual needs of children. This course is a fantastic resource for a Before / After School Club Supervisor in the privileged and rewarding position of being responsible for the care and welfare of children and young people.