Are you passionate about early years education and ready to join a fantastic setting in the East Riding? If you're a Level 3 Qualified Nursery Manager or higher looking for a rewarding, full-time opportunity, we want to hear from you! The Role: Join a thriving nursery teams dedicated to creating a nurturing, engaging, and stimulating environment for children to learn and grow. As a valued Nursery Manager you'll support children aged 0-5 years, planning exciting activities, promoting learning through play, and ensuring every child feels supported and valued. The salary is around £34-£37k per year based on 40 hours per week.(This can be 4x 10 hour days) For the right person this could go permanent. Key Skills/job duties: Childcare & Educational LeadershipCurriculum Delivery: Ensure staff effectively implement the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) curriculum while creating a stimulating, play-based learning environment. Progress Tracking: Monitor and audit observation systems and digital learning journals. Ensure individual child development needs are met consistently. Inclusion: Oversee the provision for Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND), working directly alongside the setting's SENCo. Regulatory Compliance & SafeguardingSafeguarding Lead: Act as the Designated Safeguarding Lead (DSL). Maintain zero-tolerance safety policies and handle child protection issues rapidly and discreetly. Ofsted Readiness: Direct nursery standards to guarantee "Good" or "Outstanding" inspection outcomes. Ensure all health, safety, and food hygiene rules are met completely. Ratios & Documentation: Manage staff rotas to ensure legal adult-to-child ratios are strictly maintained at all times. Maintain precise accident, incident, and medication logs. Team Management & DevelopmentSafer Recruitment: Lead interview panels, complete reference checks, and secure Enhanced DBS clearances for incoming team members. Performance Control: Conduct regular staff inductions, probations, 1:1 supervisions, and annual performance reviews. Mentorship: Coach early years practitioners to build skills, manage training budgets, and resolve team performance gaps. Business & Operations ManagementOccupancy Growth: Manage incoming enquiries, lead nursery tours for prospective families, and optimize booking patterns to maximize revenue. Financial Administration: Oversee nursery budgets, process local authority early years funding claims, and manage fee collections. Partnership: Act as the main point of contact for parents, local councils, and external healthcare or social agencies. Essential Qualifications & Skills Previous leadership or management experience. Relevant qualifications, such as a